LOMBOK
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 The
Province of West Nusa Tenggara, also known as
part of the Lesser Sunda Islands, comprise Bali
and eastward through Timor. The two major islands
in this province are Lombok and Sumbawa. Lombok
is where the transition from the western to the
eastern Indonesian fauna and flora begins. The
northern part of the island is mountainous and
verdant with tall trees and shrubs covering the
land.
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BROMO
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East Java has a variety of attractions, from temple
sites to scenic beaches, a sand-sea, highland-lakes,
volcanoes, marine gardens and wildlife reserves.
As the power in Central Java declined around the
tenth century, powerful kingdoms rose in East
Java to fill the vacuum. Between 1055 and 1222,
the kingdom of Kediri prospered and expanded.
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TORAJA
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Full day tour to Lemo (the hanging garves), Londa
(the cave graves), Kete Kesu-Siguntu Palawa (the
typical Torajanese Village), Sa'dan (the weaving
village) and Rantepao the business centre of Toraja.
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YOGYAKARTA
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 Arriving
at Yogya, our guide will take you strait to Borobudur
temple, Mendut temple, and Pawon temple, three
of many more magnificent remnants of Indonesia’s
glorious past. Then continue to Yogya down town
as we visit the Sultan’s Royal Palace, along with
the Taman Sari Water Castle. After lunch, witness
Yogyakarta’s richness of artwork as we bring you
to visit Batik home industry, Wayang leather puppet
gallery, and silversmith at Kota Gede area. A
last stop before going back to the airport will
be the magnificent Prambanan hindunese temple.
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KOMODO ISLAND
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 Start
your trekking, walking through the typical dry
forest to explore the Komodo dragon, island itself,
wild animals and various species of tropical birds.
You are sometime see the wild horses, wild buffalo,
deer (rusa) and wild pig. Keep your eyes look
above as sometime you will find the young Komodo
dragon are on the trees. A local ranger will lead
you to enter this nature preservation. After discovery
the land and its life, we return to boat and proceed
to Pantai Merah (Pink Beach) for a peaceful beach,
swimming and snorkel in unspoiled coral and reef
amongst colorful tropical fish.
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KELIMUTU
COLOR LAKES
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Nusa Tenggara's natural wonder and one o Indonesia's
most mysterious and dramatic sights can be found
on top of this mountain, some 66 km from Ende,
or 83 km from Maumere. It has a unique and spectacular
view on its three crater lakes with their respective
colors. The colors, how ever, have changed continually
since the eruption of mount Iya in Ende in 1969.
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FLORES
OVERLAND
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 Flores
one of the biggest island on the territory of East
Nusa Tenggara Province. The archipelago of East
Nusa Tenggara Province comprises 566 islands. The
three main islands are Flores, Sumba and Timor.
Flores is a long island located between Sumbawa
West Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi Nort of Flores, Sumba
Island south of Flores and Timor East of Flores.
Flores is strewn with volcanoes in a mountain chain
dividing it into several regions with distinctive
languages and traditions, scenic beauty, good beaches,
and natural wonders.
The Flores island is split into six regencies from
west to east these are West Manggarai, Manggarai,
Ngada, Ende, Sikka, and East Flores with their capital
is Labuan Bajo, Ruteng, Bajawa, Ende, Maumere and
Larantuka.
The population of Flores is of mixed ethnic origin,
with considerable linguistic differences. Recent
archeological findings indicate Flores is associated
with Paleolithic Malay culture, besides having Melanesian
cultural characteristics.
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KALIMANTAN
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 Kalimantan
is the Indonesian part of Borneo and takes up most
of this great island of 1000 kilometers from East
to West when measured along the equator. The overall
population of Kalimantan averages 10 inhabitants
per square kilometer, a reflection of the generally
poor soil. It is under populated by people, but
rich in species of trees, lianas, rattan and orchids.
And through the rainforests wind the rivers, often
kilometers wide by the time they reach the sea.
When flying over Kalimantan, these rivers, glinting
in the sun, seem the only break in what appears
to be one unending carpet of green, a forest whose
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SUMATRA
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 Sumatra
is the fifth largest island in the world, roughly
the size of Spain or California, and accounts for
one fourth of the total Indonesian land area. It
offers dramatic contrasts and some of the most spectacular
volcanic landscapes in the world. In fact, an unbroken
chain of volcanoes runs down the entire western
side of the island. One of the most remarkable features
is Lake Toba. It fills the caldera of a massive
volcano, which exploded in a powerful eruption about
100.000 years ago.
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