Table of contents:
- Diving the Spectacular Komodo National Park
- Exploring the Country’s Colonial History
- Hiking through the Mountainous Southern Highlands
- Searching for the Legendary Orangutan in Borneo
- Sailing the North Coast of Sumatra
- You can experience all sorts of natural beauty and culture while visiting Indonesia.
- Conclusion
Exploring the Beauty of Indonesia : A Journey from the USA. Indonesia is a tropical paradise. While it may not be at the top of your travel destinations, it should be! The country has so much natural beauty and culture to offer that it would be a shame to not experience it. If you’re looking for an adventure that will leave you with lasting memories for years to come, then consider exploring Indonesia with me!
Diving the Spectacular Komodo National Park
Komodo Island is a great place to dive, and it’s easy and safe. The underwater life is abundant, the coral is healthy, and the water is clear and warm.
The underwater scenery includes towering coral reefs that provide shelter for a variety of colorful fish species; soft corals with long tentacles; hard corals with spikes or fans; sea cucumbers that look like little submarines; nudibranchs (snails); starfish; crabs–you name it! You could spend hours just watching all these creatures going about their lives without ever touching down on land again if you wanted to!
Exploring the Country’s Colonial History
Indonesia was a Dutch colony for over 300 years, and colonial architecture is still prevalent in the country. The most famous example of this is the Royal Palace in Jakarta, which was built in 1750 as the governor’s residence under Governor-General Herman Willem Daendels. There are also many examples of art by Dutch artists that can be found throughout Indonesia. For example, Rembrandt’s “The Abduction of Europa” hangs at the National Gallery of Indonesia (Lembaga Pameran Nasional).
Indonesian culture also has its roots in Dutch colonization; many traditional Indonesian songs were written during this time period and have since become popular across Asia today!
Hiking through the Mountainous Southern Highlands
The mountains of the southern highlands are a lush green jungle, perfect for hiking. Hiking Mount Rinjani is an exciting way to explore this area and see some of Indonesia’s most beautiful sights.
First, you’ll hike up through rainforest, where you might see monkeys or birds (if you’re lucky). You’ll also get some great views from your trek up! When you reach the top, enjoy watching sunrise over Lombok Bay before heading back down again.
You can also explore Gunung Batur by climbing one of its three peaks: Merapi Volcano (2140 meters), Sumbing Volcano (1916 meters), and Manuk Peak (1897 meters).
Searching for the Legendary Orangutan in Borneo
Borneo, the world’s third largest island, is home to an incredible array of wildlife. The orangutan is one of the most intelligent animals in the world, and it is also one of the most endangered. This great ape (a term that refers to any species that possesses both ape and human traits) has been threatened by deforestation and poaching for years; they were declared endangered in 2016 by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Although there are many different types of apes–including chimpanzees, gorillas and bonobos–orangutans are unique because they live only on Borneo Island; nowhere else on Earth can you find them! Although these creatures may look similar at first glance (they’re all orange), there are actually two separate species: Pongo pygmaeus pygmaeus and Pongo pygmaeus morio . Both subspecies live deep within rainforests where few humans ever venture–but if you’re lucky enough to spot one during your travels through Indonesia’s lush forests then be sure not only take pictures but also leave plenty behind so that future generations will have something left over when ours has gone extinct due to climate change or deforestation caused by industries like palm oil production which continues unchecked despite its devastating impact on biodiversity across Southeast Asia today…
Sailing the North Coast of Sumatra
Sailing is a great way to see the coast of Sumatra. The beaches are beautiful, and there’s plenty of time to relax on shore or swim in the sea. If you choose this option, you’ll also have plenty of opportunities for hiking through jungles and climbing mountains–just be sure to bring your camera!
Seeing the sunset from your boat can be quite romantic; it’s also a good time for reflection as you watch the day come to an end over Indonesia’s beautiful landscapes..
You can experience all sorts of natural beauty and culture while visiting Indonesia.
Indonesia is a country with a rich history and culture, as well as natural beauty. You can experience all sorts of different things while visiting Indonesia:
The people are friendly and welcoming. They love to show off their beautiful country by welcoming foreigners into their homes, taking them on tours around their city or island, and even sharing meals together!
There are many different cultures within Indonesia that each have their own unique traditions and ways of life. For example, there are over 300 languages spoken in Indonesia–a reflection of how diverse this nation really is! Additionally, traditional clothing worn by various groups throughout the archipelago varies greatly depending on where you go (for example; Bali vs Java). This makes for an interesting cultural experience!
Conclusion
If you’re looking for a place to explore the natural beauty of Indonesia, we highly recommend visiting the country. From diving in Komodo National Park to hiking in the Southern Highlands, there are so many amazing things to do here that will leave your senses overwhelmed and wanting more!
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