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Sumatra


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Batam Island
The island of Batam is only a short boat ride away from Singapore. Developed as an industrial area, Batam also offers recreation and entertainment.

Banda Aceh
The Special Territory of Aceh is no longer off-limits for foreign travelers. However, with the tsunami reconstruction still going on, there is no tourist infrastructure in place.

Medan
Point of departure for overland trips to Prapat, Lake Toba.

Gunung Leuser
The Gunung Leuser National Park is world-renowned. Visit the orangutan sanctuary.

Prapat
See Lake Toba and Samosir island.

Nias
The small island of Nias lies off the coast of West Sumatra. It is quiet and has simple accommodations. The main attraction of the island is the surf which resembles that of Hawaii.

Bukittinggi
Visit Sianok Canyon, Lake Singkarak.

Mentawai Islands
Not a spot for mass tourism, the Mentawai islands’ inhabitants still live in relative isolation from mainstream Indonesia.

Padang
Get away from it all: 40 Kms from Padang there is a little known island called Cubadak. It's a great spot for diving and snorkeling. The island can be reached by boat directly from Padang. Stay at Paradiso Village (Italian management).

Palembang
Sights include the Ampera Bridge spanning the Musi River. See the busy boating scene, floating restaurants and shops. Wind down at Punti Kayu park.

Sumatra Links
belitungisland.com (site in English and Indonesian promoting little known and out of the way nature resort Belitung Island)  
Paradiso Village (Paradiso Village resort in Cubadak Island off the coast near Padang) 
trijaya-travel.com (tours for individuals and groups throughout Indonesia, ut with special emphasis on Sumatra and orangutan reservation in Gunung Leuser National Park)  

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Java

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West Java: Ujung Kulon
National Park, boat trips to rather active Anak Kraka­tau volcano (if the volcano’s condition is safe enough to do so) in Strait Sunda

Banten
Beach hotels, ferry harbor with crossings to Sumatra. 
Banten is also the home of the Baduy, an ethnic group that isolates itself from the rest of Indonesia.

Pelabuhan Ratu
Easily accessible from Jakarta, Bogor and Bandung, Pelabuhan Ratu not only offers beaches and a view of the Indian Ocean, but also tropical forests. There are simple cottages and one hotel of international standard (Samudra Beach Hotel).

Jakarta (DKI Jakarta)
Indonesia's capital and cultural melting pot. Taman Mini Indonesia (Indonesia in miniature), Sea World at Ancol and Ancol Dream Land, National Monument (Monas), cultural performances at Taman Ismail Marzuki, Wayang Museum, National Museum, Bird market (Pasar Burung), Istiqlal Mosque. 
Savor great meals at the many international restaurants, see Kelapa Sunda harbor with its traditional pinisi sailing cargo ships from Sulawesi. 
Not far from the harbor, in the old quarter of the city near Jalan Pakin and Kali Besar the old light house, Menara Syahbandar, the Maritime Museum and Cafe VOC Galangan give you a taste of colonial times.
Shop until you drop in the many shopping malls.  
Looking for a place to stay or to unwind a bit? Kemang is one of Jakarta's many neighborhoods. It has become a favorite location for expatriates.

macetlagi (follow traffic situation in Jakarta through web cams -site is in English) 

Pulau Seribu (Thousand Islands) 
North from Jakarta in the Java Sea is a popular weekend destination. There are cottages for rent and attractions include snorkeling, diving and fishing on many different small islands.

Bogor
Visit the Botanical Gardens, the Presidential palace and the nearby safari park.

Puncak
Situated halfway between Bogor and Bandung, cool Puncak offers weekend cottages, hotels, tea estates

Bandung
Bandung is well known for its many surviving art deco buildings, such as Hotel Homann at Jalan Asia Afrika.
Owing to the favorable climate it is also famous as a strawberry center.
Enjoy a pancake breakfast, Bandung style, at Pancake Braga Permai restaurant. One of the excellent spots for sweets, desserts and cakes are Bandungse Melk Centrale (Dutch for Bandung Dairy Factory) and Toko Roti Bawean (formerly 'Sweetheart').
Shop along Braga street and get a taste for traditional West Javanese angklung music, such as at the late Pak Oedjo’s angklung school.
Climb the Tangkuban Perahu volcano, enjoy the hot springs at Ciater. 

Jatiluhur
The Jatiluhur dam and its lake are not only used to generate electricity, but also for irrigation. A tourist park with cottages is part of the complex.

Pangandaran
Although not easy to reach with public transportation, Pangandaran is the location of choice for nature lovers and hikers. Accommodation is modest.

Central Java: Semarang
Visit ancient Chinese temple Watu Gong, and the railway museum at Ambarawa. The nearby town of Jepara is famous for its woodworking.
Don't forget to take a break with a colonial snack or a sumptuous meal at Toko Oen.

Baturraden
Enjoy natural beauty and hot springs in Baturraden's Wana Wisata park. Can be reached easily from Pangandaran, Semarang, Magelang, and Yogyakarta. 
Stop in Purbalingga, one of Java's cleanest towns.

Dieng Plateau
The cool plateau lies at an altitude of almost 2,000 meters (10,000 ft) and offers volcanic activity, a nature park and a series of small temples.

Magelang
The ancient Borobudur temple, one of the wonders of the world is just outside the town of Magelang. Recommend times for a visit are early morning( before sunrise) and late afternoon, to see the sunset.
Nearby you will also find smaller temples, such as Candi Mendut and Candi Pawon and a functioning Buddhist monastery (can be visited free of charge).
Note that visitors are required to dress modestly, not showing bare legs.

Salatiga
Just an hour's drive from either Semarang or Yogyakarta, Salatiga is a small and quiet town. You will find it a pleasant place to stay for a few days, enjoying the fresh air and the view of Mount Merbabu
Like Yogyakarta, Salatiga is known as a town science and learning, boasting three universities.

Tip: Stay at Guest House Tulip Inn, Jl. Dr. Sumardi 2, Tel.: +62-(0)298-323920, 325363.

Ambarawa: A small proincial twon Ambarawa, approximately 10 kilometers West from Salatiga or 31 kilomets South from Semarang is known for the Ambarawa Steam Railway Museum, located in the former Willem I railway station. The museum's collection of steam engines is limited. However it gives a good overview of the history of the colonial railway system in Java.

Klaten
The town of Klaten, just East from Prambanan is home to the Sugar Museum (Museum Gula), housed in the former sugar mill, characterized by well preserveded colonial architecture. 

Solo (Surakarta)
Visit the two Sultan palaces of Kasunanan and Mangkunegaran, Tawangmangu park and shop for bargains along Jalan Selamat Riyadi. Near Singaran village the fossilized remains of ‘Java Man’ were discovered (Pithecanthropus erectus) in 1891.

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta: Yogyakarta
Sultan’s Palace (Kraton), Water Palace, bird market, silver works at Kotagede, visit Borobudur (near the town of Magelang) and Prambanan and Kalasan temples. Please note that visitors are required to dress modestly, not showing bare legs. 
Kaliurang mountain resort offers cool air and a climb through the forest.. 
Climb Merapi volcano, go to the beach at Parangtritis (don't go for a swim; the undertow is lethal). 
Shop along Malioboro street and see Beringharjo market, one of the biggest traditional indoor markets in Indonesia. In stark contrast is Amplas (Mall Ambarrukmo Plaza).
Take cooking or batik courses. 
In the town of Imogiri you will find the royal cemetery, which is open to the public. Full traditional Javanese dress is required and can be rented on the spot.


Tip: enjoy an excellent meal at Moro Lejar restaurant, in the municipality of Sleman, near Kaliurang or at Numani, Jl Parangtritis, just South from the Ringroad. Try their ikan bakar (barbequed fish).
Tip: try Yogyakarta's traditional dish gudeg in one of the many gudeg restaurans along Jalan Wijilan.
Tip: at the underground level of Malioboro Mall (Jl. Malioboro) you'll find an excellent Periplus bookshop with many English titles and foreign magazines and newspapers.
Tip: check out the latest shopping mall: Ambarrukmo Plaza next to the former Ambarrukmo Hotel.

Prambanan: The Hindu Prambanan temple complex is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site. Watch the Ramayana ballet performed at an open air theatre at the Prambanan temple at night. 

East Java: Trowulan
Some 60 Km southwest from Surabaya, on the road to Solo is the town of Trowulan the capital of the ancient Majapahit Empire. Majapahit artifacts can be found in the Trowulan Museum.

Surabaya
Surabaya is fast becoming Indonesia’s culinary capital. Shop and eat at Tunjungan Plaza, Supermal, Mall Wonokromo or an of the other sprawling malls. See the old market at Pasar Atum, see the old buildings in the Arab quarter.  

The Jembatan Merah (Red Bridge) area has some excellent examples of Dutch colonial architecture. It is at walking distance from China Town.

During full moon you can attend a traditional wayang performance at 300 years old Kong Co Kong Tik Cun Ong temple.

Ampel mosque, the city's most sacred mosque is at the center of the old Arab quarters. 

From Surabaya you can easily make a daytrip to the island of Madura crossing the new Suramadu bridge.

Tip: there is an interesting food court with an excellent fish restaurant, Sea Master, at the traffic circle of Jl. HR Mohammad and Jl. Sungkono.

**The mud flow near Sidoarjo affects road and rail connections between Sidoarjo and Malang**

Malang
Have pastries or a full meal at Toko Oen, still equipped with some of its original colonial furniture. See the last remains of the Singosari temple complex.

Tretes and Batu
Cool mountain resorts with fruit market and Kakek Bodo park with waterfall (steep climbs), Safari Park in Tretes. 
Batu is famous for its orchards and gardens. Cottages can be rented for weekend stays.

Bromo
Climb famous Bromo volcano to see the sunrise (tours start from Surabaya or Malang). The climb begins around 03.00 AM. Bring a warm jacket against the cold! Horses can be rented to make the climb easier.
Tours can be booked in nearby towns and cities: Surabaya, Probolinggo, Pasuruan and Malang, but also from Yogya and Solo.
Most, if not all tour operators will be happy to sell you an all-in ticket.

Pasir Putih
Relax one or two days in a simple cottage on the beach. Snorkeling, sailing in a traditional boat, see the coral reefs and underwater flora and fauna through the glass bottom.
Accommodations are rather simple. The Pasir Putih area urgently needs some upgrading.

Banyuwangi
Ferry port for the one hour crossing to Gilimanuk, Bali.

Java Links
Borobudurpark (Everything about Borobudur and Prambanan temples, performances, tours and more) New! 
Cybermap (Interactive map of Jakarta) 
geocities.com/bandung (All you want to know about Bandung, West Java: where to go, what to see) 
jcc.go.id (see everything that's going on at the Jakarta convention Center) 
jogjatourism.com  (sightseeing and accommodation in and around Jogjakarta)
Regency of Bandung (history, sights, where to go, what to see)
indo.com (detailed information on Jakarta and Bali -where to go and what to do)
Selasar Sunaryo (Modern Indonesian Art Gallery, Bandung)
yogyes.com (hotel reservations, shopping sites and tours in and around Yogyakarta)

Java Hotels
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Airport Hotels Jakarta Welcome to Jakarta (CGK) Airport Hotels! You are invited to an amazing tour of the surroundings of the Jakarta (CGK) Airport, so you can count on us for the best things to see here grahacakra.com (Hotel Graha Cakra, Malang, East Java: a modern hotel in a colonial building; the former Radio Republik Indonesia's offices) 
grahacakra.com (Hotel Graha Cakra, Malang, East Java: a modern hotel in a colonial building; the former Radio Republik Indonesia's offices) 
hotelborobudur.com  (Hotel Borobudur, Jakarta)
Jakarta Airport Hotel/ (Jakarta Airport Hotel, transit hotel located inside Terminal 2 of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Jakarta)
javaholiday.com (hotel reservations for Jakarta and vicinity)
jogjahotel.com  
malyabandung.com (Hotel Malya, Bandung, West Java -high quality, tranquility)
Hotel Majapahit (Hotel Majapahit, Surabaya -completely restored to its unique colonial architecture)
Semarang hotels (discount hotel reservations with Asiarooms)
sultanjakarta (The Sultan Hotel, Jakarta)  
villastefan.com (excellent bungalow hotel in Anyar, Banten, West Java)  

Bali


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Watch a video impression of Bali
BarudiBali (all you need to know to find your way around Bali) 

Denpasar
Capital city of Bali.
Traditional dances and music performances in many villages and at hotels, visit the Bali Museum in front of Puputan square

Shopping tip: The highest quality handicrafts and handmade batik on silk is available only at Batik Popiler II, Jl. WR. Supratman 306, Topati, Denpasar, tel 0361-463597.

Gilimanuk
Ferry harbor on the western tip of the island (ferry to Ketapang in East Java) and entry point to visit the West Bali National Park (hiking, climbing)

Sanur
Sailing in a Balinese proa (see photo on this page), parasailing, shopping

Kuta
Surfing, shopping, discos, have a massage on the beach

Shopping tip: The best quality handicrafts and hand made batik is available only at Loka Kita, Discovery Shopping Mall, Jl. Kartika Plaza Blok A (left Wing) 33A, A35, Kuta, tel 0361-769516

Tanah Lot
A very popular destination for tourists, Tanah Lot is a temple built on a rock in the sea. Watch the sunset here on the beach or in one of he many cafes.

Nusa Dua
The most recent development of this part of the island is a quiet location for high-end hotels and resorts.

Kintamani
Visit the village where the original Balinese (Aga Bali) live.

Celuk
Silver and gold jewelry with Balinese motifs.

Mas
Center of traditional and modern woodcarving

Ubud
Traditional Balinese paintings

Gianyar
Visit Taman Burung, Bali Bird Park

Bekasih
The holiest of all Hindu temples, the Mother Temple can be visited daily. It offers a spectacular view of Gunung Agung, the active volcano on the east of the island.

Benoa
Departure point for day and evening cruises and diving trips on motorboats and sailing yachts. 
White water rafting, parasailing, jet-skiing

Taro
Visit the best elephant safari park in South East Asia.

Bali Links



Bali Adventure Tours (Elephant Safari Park, rafting, kayaking, mountain cycling, trekking) 
Bali hotel discount - budget hotels in Bali (Bali hotels and budget hotels in Bali. Featuring Bali budget hotels and best Bali hotels and resorts in Bali) 
balisuci.com (Bali based tour operator with tours to many off-the-beaten track and eco-tourism destinations)
bali-thepages.com (a detailed Bali directory)  
balitours-travel.com (Professional wedding organizer, Bali wedding, honeymoon, get married, Bali hotel, Bali wedding arrangement, holidays, accommodation, travel, Bali luxury villa, package, adventure, sightseeing, culture, online reservations)  
Diving in Bali - the best advice, itineraries and schedules for diving Bali  
denpasar.go.id (official site of the municipality of Denpasar) 
indo.com (detailed information on Jakarta and Bali -where to go and what to do)
Joe's gone diving (diving center, Sanur, with Dutch management)
YesBaliPages (list of restaurants, shops, furniture producers, etc.)  

Bali Hotels and Lombok Hotels
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anahataresort.com (Anahata Spa Resort, Ubud)  
ayodyaresortbali (Ayodya Resort, Nusa Dua, Bali) 
Bali I love you (Adventure lodging in Bali, renting affordable houses and villas)   
bali lovina beach hotel, cottages and bungalows (Boutique hotel, cottages and family bungalows with pool, fine restaurant and spa, situated superbly right on the beach in Lovina, Bali, Indonesia)
baliaccess.com (Bali Hotels and Villas Cheapest Reservation Rate up to 75%OFF) 
balidwipa.com (online Bali hotel reservations and tourist information)   
Bali hotel (Discount Bali holiday with cheap hotels package) 
balijourney.com (online reservations for budget hotels in Bali) 
Bali Private Villa (Exotic Bali private villa Accomodation in Seminyak and other parts of Bali)
bali-travelina.com (One stop shopping for Bali tourism related industries including Bali hotel accommodation and villas)
Bali Villa Rental (Specialist in Bali Luxury Private Villa rentals, Villa Concierge offers its guests more than just a holiday)
Bali villas (Bali Villas, luxury private Bali villas for honeymoon, Bali villa rental for holiday or vacation. Bali Villas at features a comprehensive selection of luxury villas in Bali for honeymoon, holiday or vacation purposes; complete with privacy, space and personalized service)
Mas Bungalows (Comfortable bungalows under Dutch management, site is in Dutch only; print this page and show it during check-in for a free drink)  
The Beachfront Club (See exact location of beach front hotels in Bali and book rooms)
thesamayabali (The Samaya Bali Hotel, Seminyak Beach) 
The Ubud Village Resort & Spa, boutique Villas in Bali (The Ubud Village Resort is a refreshing retreat boutique villa that aimed to takes travelers feeling like at home and away from demand of modern life. 25 boutique villas offering private pool and modern architecture with serene ambience surrounding)  
villabali.biz/ (Bali Villa Rental: Carefully selected from villa owners who ensure that your vacation in Bali is professionally managed. Including general information about Bali, travel advice, visa advice, online bookings) 
balivisitor.com (online Bali hotel reservations and tourist information)
baliwww.com  (Bali travel portal, also in Japanese)
balipayoganresort.com (Payogan Resort, Bali)
balivillas.com 
murnis.com (Too Cool: Murni's villas, bungalows, restaurant, shops and online-shop in Ubud, Bali)
pambali.com (Luxury and cheap Bali villas) 
poppiesbali.com (well-known hotel and restaurant Poppies, Bali)
Vilondo Bali Accommodations (Villas in great locations throughout Bali) New!
watergardenhotel.com (Watergarden Hotel, Candidasa, Bali)

West Nusa Tenggara (NTB)


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Lombok Island
Enjoy the beach, see Balinese temples, climb 2,100 meter tall Rinjani volcano (don’t venture there alone –take an experienced guide).
The most popular hotel area is along the beach in Senggigi. Budget accommodation on the Gili islands.

Sumbawa Island
Flights arrive and depart from the small airport of Bima. 
Surfing at Hu’u beach near the town of Dompu. 
Climb Mount Tambora with its two colored lakes and see Mount Rinjani on the island of Lombok in the distance

Nusa Tenggara Islands Links (includes Lombok and Komodo) 
GIA Holidays (Tour packages Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa, Komodo)
Liveaboard diving in Komodo -the best advice, boats and itineraries for liveaboard diving in Komodo 
Lombok Rinjani Trek (ecotourism, trekking in Lombok island, climbing Mount Rinjani)  
nusa-tenggara.com (tourist information for Nusa Tenggara islands -east from Bali)
Sumba culture (explore the island of Sumba, stay at the lodge run by a Catholic priest) 

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East Nusa Tenggara (NTT)



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West Timor, Kupang
West Timor is the place to look for Sasando music, ikat cloth of high quality. From Kupang you can rent a small motorboat to one of the small islands to enjoy a brief stay in a bungalow in your tropical paradise. Snorkeling and diving are the preferred activities there.

Flores Island
Kelimutu: three mountain lakes with different water colors. 
Diving in the Bay of Maumere. 

Komodo Island
See the komodo dragons (be careful, these are not pets, their bite is lethal). 
The island can be reached by boat from Sumbawa or Flores.

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Kalimantan



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Pontianak
Equator monument, floating market

Palangkaraya
White water rafting near Kualakapuas. Traditional gold panning.

Balikpapan
Derawan Island offers a rare collection of tortoises, reefs, and iguanas.

Banjarmasin
Floating market in the Barito River, traditional diamond mining, white water rafting at Loksado. 
Take a speedboat for a long trip upriver, visiting traditional Dayak settlements. Overnight in a longhouse.

Kalimantan Hotels
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Kalimantan Links
Borneo -Island in the clouds (about orangutans, nature and culture)
Borneo Travel - Borneo Indonesia - Holidays, Hotels, Travel in Borneo (All of Your Travel and Exploration to Borneo Guide. Featuring Hotels and Resorts in Borneo, Tour Package) 
indonesiapromo (extensive information on people and places in Kalimantan)
Orangutanswildlife (Orangutan reserve and tours in Kalimantan)
visitborneo (information on trips and business in Kalimantan)

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Sulawesi


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North Sulawesi: Manado
The city and its surroundings offer many opportunities to visit nearby islands, and to go diving. The beach at Tasik Ria is well equipped. Visit the caves near Tara-tara, used by the Japanese army in WW II.

Bunaken
World renowned diving resort. Better than words, watch the night diving video clip.

South Sulawesi: Makassar
See Fort Rotterdam. The Pantai Losari boulevard was once famous for its food vendors, but these have now all disappeared after the reconstruction of the boulevard. 
Makassar (also known by its former name Ujung Pandang) is the departure point for overland trips to Tana Toraja.

Bira
Starting point for sport fishing and diving trips. There are several simple hotels for backpackers. Bira is a ferry harbor with a daily service to the island of Selayar. Public buses from Makassar to Selayar stop in Bira before boarding the ferry.

Selayar Island
Excellent, largely unexplored diving opportunities, only two simple hotels are available on the island

Tana Toraja and Rantepao
Traditional burial sites in the rocks

Southeast Sulawesi: Kendari
Well known for its handicrafts and silver.

Sulawesi Hotels
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Links
Liveaboard diving in Sulawesi -the best boats, schedules and itineraries for liveaboard diving around Sulawesi
north-sulawesi.com (tourist information on North Sulawesi)
north-sulawesi.org (the official site of the province of North Sulawesi)
Tourhotelguide (Tours and hotels throughout Indonesia with an emphasis on Sulawesi)

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Maluku



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Ambon
Capital of the province of Maluku.
The religious and ethnic conflict in the Maluku islands that erupted in the late 1990s will take a long time to heal. 
Visits to these islands should be made only after consulting the authorities. Otherwise the Maluku islands are the center of the spice trade. 
Ambon has ruins of Portuguese and Dutch forts and sea gardens to enjoy.

RumahRp  (Beach side guesthouse on the island of Saparua offering full board to 4 people. It features a living/dining room, kitchen, a bathroom, two terraces, and two bedrooms. Each bedroom has two single beds.) New! 

Halmahera Island
The island has a 360 years old clove tree, believed to be the ‘mother of all clove trees’. 
Nearby Morotai island was a military base in WW II.

Banda Island
Banda island has beautiful tropical vegetation, but also has seen some of the bloodiest battles in the history of Maluku caused by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) while it established its clove monopoly.

Ceram Island
Nature, nature and nature.

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Papua



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Jayapura
Irian Jaya is by far the largest province. It is also largely inaccessible and anything but a popular tourist destination. 
Those who travel to Irian Jaya will be rewarded with fascinating sights and traditional Papua cultures. 
Capital of the province of Irian Jaya, Jayapura has preserved the house of General McArthur. 
Lake Sentani is nearby.

Sentani: The Lake Sentani district is making serious efforts to develop the area's tourist potential.

Biak Island
The island of Biak was an Allied naval base during WW II. In Biak and its surrounding smaller islands, interested visitors may visit caves used by the Japanese Army, and underwater wrecks of ships and planes.
Pulau Dawi is one of the most attractive. It welcomes up to 2,000visitors from many countries every year, even thought it's not easy to reach.

Asmat
The woodcarvings of the Asmat are widely copied throughout Indonesia.

Papua Links
papua-adventures (lots of information on traveling through one of the lesser known provinces in Indonesia)
Diving Raja Ampat - the best boats, schedules and itineraries for liveaboard diving around Raja Ampat

Papua Hotels
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papuaexplorer.com (hotels and tours through Papua and other parts of Indonesia)

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