Discover Indonesia
A Parallax Journey Through The Archipelago
Bali
The Island of the Gods, famous for its beaches, temples, and vibrant culture.
Bali has a rich history dating back to the 9th century.
It was once a major Hindu kingdom in Indonesia.
Today, Bali is renowned for its unique culture and traditions.
Bandung
The Paris of Java, known for its cool climate, art deco architecture, and culinary delights.
Bandung was founded in 1810 by the Dutch colonial government.
It became a center for art deco architecture in the 20th century.
Bandung is known as the 'Paris of Java'.
Bogor
The City of Rain, home to the famous Bogor Botanical Gardens and lush landscapes.
Bogor is famous for its botanical gardens, established in 1817.
It was a retreat for Dutch governors during colonial times.
Bogor is nicknamed the 'City of Rain'.
Jogjakarta
The cultural heart of Java, gateway to Borobudur and Prambanan temples.
Jogjakarta is a center of classical Javanese fine art and culture.
It was the capital of Indonesia during the independence war.
Home to the Sultan's Palace and Borobudur temple.
Papua
Untamed wilderness, rich tribal culture, and the breathtaking Raja Ampat islands.
Papua is Indonesia's easternmost province, rich in biodiversity.
It is home to hundreds of indigenous tribes.
Raja Ampat in Papua is a world-class diving destination.
Sumatera
Vast rainforests, volcanic lakes, and the home of the endangered Sumatran tiger.
Sumatera is the sixth largest island in the world.
It has a history of powerful kingdoms and sultanates.
Sumatera is known for its rainforests and wildlife.
Surakarta
Also known as Solo, a city steeped in Javanese tradition and royal heritage.
Surakarta, also known as Solo, is a royal city in Central Java.
It is famous for its traditional Javanese culture and batik.
The city is home to two royal palaces: Kraton and Mangkunegaran.