Ten Tourist Attractions Indonesia Pride

1. Bali 

Kuta is a tourist place located south of Denpasar, capital city of Bali, Indonesia. Kuta is located in Badung regency. This area is a tourist destination which is very famous abroad. In Kuta itself there are many shops, restaurants and baths and drying herself. Kuta Beach is often referred to as Sunset Beach or the beach sunset as opposed to Sanur beach. The air field I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport is located not far from Kuta.

2. Lake Toba

Lake Toba is a volcanic lake with a size of 100km x 30km in North Sumatra, Sumatra, Indonesia. In the middle of this lake there is a volcanic island called Samosir Island. Lake Toba has long been an important tourist destination in North Sumatra, Bukit Lawang and Nias in addition, attract domestic and foreign tourists.

3. Borobudur

Borobudur is the name of a Buddhist temple located in Borobudur, Magelang, Central Java. Location of the temple is approximately 100 miles southwest of Semarang and 40 km northwest of Yogyakarta. This temple was founded by the Mahayana Buddhists around the year 800 AD during the reign of the dynasty dynasty.

4. Senggigi Beach

Senggigi Beach is a famous tourist spot in Lombok. Located on the west coast of the island of Lombok. Senggigi beach is not as big as Kuta Beach in Bali, but immediately we were here will feel like being in Kuta Beach, Bali. Coastal beaches are still beautiful, although there are still leaves that are still strewn garbage because it is rarely cleaned. Very beautiful underwater scenery, and tourists can do as much snorkeling as the waves are not too large. Coral reefs towering waves magnitude ketengah cause rupture in the middle. There are also hotels with varying prices, from expensive to economically valuable hotel.

5. Bunaken Island

Bunaken is an island covering an area of ​​8.08 km ² in the Bay of Manado, located on the northern island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. This island is part of the city of Manado, the provincial capital of North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Bunaken Island Around Bunaken marine park there which is part of Manado Tua Marine National Park. This marine park has a marine biodiversity one of the highest in the world. Scuba diving attracts many visitors to the island. Overall Bunaken marine park covers an area of ​​75,265 hectares with five islands within it, namely the island of Manado Tua, Bunaken Island, Pulau Siladen, Mantehage Island follows several children of the island, and island Naen. Although it covers an area of ​​75,265 hectares, the location of the dive (diving) is limited in each of the five beaches that surround the island.

6. Taman Impian Jaya Ancol (TIJA)

As a tourist area, Taman Impian Jaya Ancol it had stood since the 17th century. At that time, the Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, Adriaan Valckenier, has a very lovely cottage by the beach. Over time, the area was later developed into tourist attractions. Tija is the largest amusement park in Indonesia. A variety of entertainment available in the region Arena Ancol. No less ² hotel was located in the region to complement Ancol Ancol entertainment facilities.

7. Taman Mini Indonesia Indah

Taman Mini Indonesia is a miniature that includes completeness Indonesia with everything in it is triggered by the First Lady, Siti Hartinah, better known as Ibu Tien Soeharto. A variety of local homes and a variety of Indonesian culture is summed up here, making it easier for tourists to see the overview of Indonesia.

 8. Pantai Indah Pangandaran

Indah Pantai Pangandaran is one of the attractions the coast of Java is located in the Village Barat.Pantai Pananjung, District of Pangandaran at a distance ± 92 km south of the city Ciamis. Sloping beach with clear water and the distance between the ups and downs are relatively long so it allows us to swim safely. There are beaches with white sand and is also available rescuers beach tourism. There is a marine park with fish and marine life is stunning. Many unique event in Pangandaran, one of which is the International Kite Festival (Pangandaran International Kite Festival) with a variety of supporting activities that we can see in every June or July.

9. Tangkuban Perahu

One of the mountain located in the province of West Java, Indonesia.Sekitar 20 km to the north of Bandung, with a lush carpet of pine trees and nearby tea gardens, mountain Tangkuban Parahu has an altitude as high as 2084 meters. The shape of this mountain is Maar or shield that has erupted 400 years ago. Mount Tangkuban Parahu hill dipterocarp forests have, Upper dipterocarp forest, Montane forest, and forest or jungle gunung.Gunung Ericaceous Tangkuban Parahu an area of Mount Merapi which is still active. The origins of Mount Tangkuban Parahu Sangkuriang associated with the legend, the one told to fall in love with his mother, Dayang Sumbi.

10. Komodo Island

Komodo Island is commonly referred to foreign tourists as The Real Life Dragons. Form surface Komodo island is also unique, there is desert, grass, or perbukitan.Sekitar 1,200 species of dragons live on the island.

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1. Chileans

Identifying travel feature: Chilled-out Chileans are true travelers, relishing the journey as much as the destination.

Commendable habits: Too many to recount. Admittedly, this entry is based solely on one experience of sharing transport with a generous Chilean woman in Tibet who, despite the hardships of a year of budget traveling, never once complained.

In contrast, her companion, a European who nauseatingly described herself as a “citizen of the world,” whined constantly and haggled over every cent.

Shortcomings: Too easygoing. Should have dumped the Euro whiner long ago. Preferably in a ditch.

 

2. Germans

 

Identifying travel feature: An enduring fondness for the beer-belly-and-super-tight-Speedo look that seems to overshadow otherwise ordinary appearances.   

Commendable habits: Germans have an innate love of the outdoors and a curiosity about other cultures that frequently takes them beyond the beaches of Europe.

As global travelers, they’re seen as intelligent, respectful and friendly. And while they may drink as much booze as their European contemporaries, at least they can handle it.

Shortcomings: The diminutive swimwear has got to go.

 

3. Americans

"Kids, last one to steal a Canadian's flag patch doesn't get a tip."

Identifying travel feature: Dress like professional golfers … the ones who didn’t qualify for the tour.

Commendable habits: Yes, some are still loud and prone to complaining. But years of PC inculcation and generally peaceful life in one of the world’s most ethnically diverse countries has made most Americans more culturally sensitive than they’re often given credit for.

And when it comes to tipping, they’re professionals. Americans will tip you just for staring at them. Try it.

Shortcomings: Still seem to think “American” is synonymous with “entitled.”

4. Swedes

Lovely to look at. Just don't stand next to them.

Identifying travel feature: Tall, blond, relaxed, healthy: Swedes are easy to spot, but not to be confused with Norwegians (prone to being taller but gloomier) or Danes (even taller, even gloomier).

Commendable habits: Easygoing Swedes are often seen as the Californians of Europe, even if they can come across as a bit dour.

They’re known for being polite, self-deprecating and evenly tanned. Few nationalities look better in beachwear.

Shortcomings: They make the rest of us look like gelatinous blobs.

5. Japanese

You're on vacation, relax. Your face.

Identifying travel feature: Yes, the cliché about carrying cameras is true, but everyone with a cell phone carries a camera these days. We’re not sure that the white gloves and surgical masks sported by some Japanese will catch on though.

Commendable habits: An adventurous bunch, Japanese tourists can be found everywhere satiating a wanderlust that doesn’t go hand-in-hand with the boozelust favored by so many others. Their passion for all things twee sustains attractions at risk of dying a sugary death. World of Beatrix Potter, anyone?

Shortcomings: Striking V-sign poses in every photo. Suffering psychological problems as over-romanticized view of cities like Paris fails to match grim French reality.

6. Italians

We'll forgive this one. In fact, we'll hold her bags, and shoes, and carry her up the mountain.

Identifying travel feature: Italians’ love of designer labels doesn’t leave them when they depart the shopping piazzas of Milan. It’s not unknown to see Italian women scaling the slopes of Machu Picchu in stiletto heels and using Gucci handbags to ward off slobbering llamas.

Commendable habits: If there are Italians, there’s probably good coffee.

They’re also the ones at the table across the restaurant having a much better time than you.

Shortcomings: Italians have a reputation for being pushy and caring little for the feelings of fellow travelers. Unfair, perhaps, but when your home is one of the world’s best tourist destinations, you can probably live with it.

 

7. Australians

You wouldn't know it, but it's minus 5 degrees here.

Identifying travel feature: Wearing the Aussie uniform of shorts, singlet and flip-flops regardless of local climate or cultural sensitivities.

Commendable habits: Infectious laid-back nature. If they’d been able to get visas, there would probably have been congenial Australians dressed like surfers wandering around Afghanistan under the Taliban. “Nice beard, mate ...”

Shortcomings: Congregating and abbreviating. Great on their own, but tough to take in large numbers (as witnessed in the Aussified bars of Bali’s Kuta resort), largely thanks to beer intake and insistence on shortening every second word. “Cazza and Wozza are going to Afghazza this arvo ...”

8. Chinese

The most sanitized way to travel.

Identifying travel feature: Independent travel is still a rarity for Chinese vacationers. Most tour in organized groups, being bellowed at by a guide with a megaphone standing less than a meter away.

Commendable habits: Ready, willing and very able to eat anything you put in front of them … and appreciate it like a local.

Oh, yes, and money. While tourism is suffering in the global economic downturn, the Chinese are still spending.

Shortcomings: It’s still early days for Chinese global tourism, which is perhaps why vacation etiquette is a work in progress. The days of carving their names on historic sites and smoking absolutely everywhere will surely vanish soon.

 

9. English

Just a splash of blue and you've got a Union Jack.

Identifying travel feature: The nuclear tan. Deprived of sunlight at home, the English love frazzling their delicate complexions with the deadly rays emanating from our nearest star.

Commendable habits: They can (usually) speak English, and the tendency to burn can be used as a handy vacation timeline. Day 1: alabaster. Day 2: lobster. Day 3: blister. Day 4: peeler.

If you buy them a beer -- or even suggest it -- they’ll be your friend for life.

Shortcomings: For the English, vacations and alcohol go together like cheap liquor and waking up in a foreign hospital attached to a drip. Always unable to communicate in the local lingo, they resort to speaking English slowly and loudly: “Call ... the ... embassy ... someone ... has ... stolen ... my ... kidney ...”

 

10. Canadians

Call her a Republican, then run for the hills.

Identifying travel feature: The Canadian flag. They sew it on everything: backpacks, hats, shirts, shorts, possibly underwear. Many probably have it tattooed some place in case their suitcase gets swiped by thieves who see the maple leaf as an invitation to lay their hands on dull but practical clothing.

Commendable habits: Not being American. All the affirming positivity of their southern peer, without the loud.

Such polite, earnest people that you actually root for their hockey team to beat yours in international competitions.

Shortcomings: Declaring themselves not American at every opportunity, as if they think they’re going to be blamed for the Iraq war, global warming or Sarah Palin.

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