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INDONESIA
TRAVEL GUIDE
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INDONESIA
OVERVIEW
Indonesia is just a 6-hour flight from Sydney Airport and brings the excitement of South East
Asia to Australia’s doorstep. With approximately 17,508 islands and 34 provinces, Indonesia is
ethnically and environmentally diverse. Discover the different cultures, languages, foods, and
terrains in this thriving and enchanting country.
INDONESIA
WHAT TO SEE
Seminyak
Experience the
legendary sunsets
and beaches on
Bali’s west coast.
Ubud Monkey
Forest
Interact with
monkeys at the
nature reserve
and Hindu temple
complex.
Prambanan
Visit the beautiful
10th century Hindu
temple.
Agung Rai Museum
of Art
Explore the
traditional buildings
and gardens that
serve as a museum,
gallery and cultural
centre.
Kuta, Bali
Bali
Central Java
Ubud
Yogyarta
An historical
and cultural hub
with silversmiths,
puppet makers and
food vendors.
Mount Bromo
Ride a horse or
drive a jeep to the
top of this volcano
and watch the
sunrise over the
National Park .
Lombok
Offers crystal clear
waters, mountains
and surf.
Komodo National
Park
A UNESCO World
Heritage site that is
home to the largest
living lizards,
Komodo Dragons.
Java
Bromo-TenggerSemeru National
Park
Nusa Tenggara
East Nusa Tenggara
INDONESIA
SHOPPING
Plaza Indonesia
Centrally located,
this mall offers a
wide, high-end
selection of stores.
FX Mall
This upmarket mall
in the Senayan
district features
a 72m slide that
travels down six
stories.
Ak’sara
Offers a range
of design, art
and architecture
books, as well as
magazines and
quirky homewares.
Perimeter Art
This leading design
store also doubles
as an art gallery.
Jakarta
Jakarta
Jakarta
Jakarta
Flea Market
This famous
Menteng
market features
woodcarvings,
furniture, textiles,
and old vinyls.
Pasar Seni
Not only can
you buy regional
handicrafts, you
can see many of
them being made.
Biasa Bali
A popular Balibased designer
label.
Sukawati Market
Bali’s most
distinguished and
long standing art
market.
Jakarta
North Jakarta
Seminyak
Bali
BALI
Bali is Indonesia’s smallest province, but one of its most popular tourist destinations. An
island of its own, Bali is a tropical escape filled with resorts, beaches and natural wonders.
Referred to as ‘The Island of the Gods’, Bali is known for its welcoming locals, great food, and
unique Hindu culture. Perfect for honeymoons, couple’s escapes and family holidays, Bali will
leave a lasting impression on you.
HIGHLIGHTS
Sanur
7 km long white sand beach,
perfect for walking, hiking
or simply relaxing.
Seminyak
Seminyak is perfect for
an exotic getaway.
Ubud
Escape the beach crowds
and learn about Balinese art
at the Museum of Fine Arts.
SANUR
The coastal town of Sanur has developed a
tourist following due to its 7 km-long white
sand beach, perfect for walking, hiking or
simply relaxing. Go kite-surfing at one of the
many kite-surfing schools, visit the morning
markets, or learn how to make traditional
Indonesian dishes at Bamboo Shoots
Cooking School.
SEMINYAK
Known for its luxurious resorts, beaches
and restaurants, Seminyak is perfect for an
exotic getaway. Learn how to surf at the Rip
Curl School of Surf and master the quiet
waves at Seminyak beach. Visit Seminyak’s
famous ‘Eat Street’, Jalan Laksmana, for a
variety of restaurants including Morroccan
favourite ‘Khaima’.
UBUD
Ubud is Bali’s cultural centre, located inland
and home to about 30,000 people. Escape
the beach crowds and learn about Balinese
art at the Museum of Fine Arts. Explore lush
gardens at the Ubud Botanical Gardens
spread over more than 6 hectares. Visit the
beautiful Ubud Palace to experience a touch
of the Balinese Royal Family and perhaps
even stay the night.
BALI
ACCOMMODATION
AUCKLAND
Review by TripAdvisor Traveller
Andrew R
Reviewed 5/24/2016
*Based on 184 reviews
MANDAPA, A RITZ
CARLTON RESERVE
We were greeted upon arrival by Reka,
the lovely guest relations manager,
who immediately took us to see the
breathtaking view of the Mandapa village. Wow. The village seemed as if it
had sprouted right out of the rice paddies, blending evenly with the natural
surroundings. Our butler Rei then took
us in a buggy to our Reserve Suite, and
after I finished talking with my wife in
Japanese, Rei apologized and started
speaking in Japanese as well....
Jl. Kedewatan 9, Banjar Kedewatan,
Ubud, 80571
Tel: +623614792777
Clare W
Reviewed 5/24/2016
THE KAYON RESORT
The resort and room were just lovely,
with all amenities well thought out and
of high quality. But what made this resort for us was the amazing staff, who
remembered our morning coffee order,
knew what to recommend to us each
day, and to whom absolutely nothing
was too much trouble. Thank you for
making our stay so fantastic. I think the
small number of rooms here assists in
great attention to detail. Would highly
recommend. While a 15 minute dri...
Banjar Kepitu, Desa Tagalalan,
Ubud, 80572
*TripAdvisor ratings and reviews accurate as of May 2016
BALI
ACCOMMODATION
Julia I
Reviewed 5/22/2016
Beautiful hotel and great service. Our
flight was very late at night but the
staff at the hotel arranged for us to
use the room and all the facilities after
the check out time. Very helpful and
friendly staff. I highly recommend the
welcome beverage!! Delicious and very
refreshing !
AMORI VILLAS
Br. Dukuh, Pejeng Kawan,
Ubud, 80552
Tel: +61411075415
Espace91
Reviewed 5/22/2016
The Viceroy is an oasis of peace and
beauty not far from the center of Ubud
town. Attention to the guests needs is
maximum and all the personnel is continuously doing its best to make the
guests' visit a memorable experience.
VICEROY BALI
Jln. Lanyahan, Br. Nagi,
Ubud, 80571
Tel: +62361971777
BALI
WINE
& DINE
AUCKLAND
Jexen2013
Reviewed 5/24/2016
SWEPT AWAY
Banjar Baung, Desa Sayan, The Samaya
Ubud, Ubud, 80571
Tel: +62 62361973606
Beautifully located next to a river/
stream the restaurant was full of
promise. However our visit was awfully mistimed. During lunch time the
sunlight was quite strong and hot. A
farmer very close to the restaurant was
running a loud portable water pump,
so loud we cannot hear the serene
stream. We ordered their specialty
which was the Deep Fried Duck and it
was okay but nothing special.
Service was excellent. Buggy was happily provided to drive ...
sethlestath
Reviewed 5/23/2016
Hard to describe. The natural views of
the Tjampuhan River combine with the
genuine flavor of Indonesian dishes,
makes this very high-end restaurant
brings the very best to the registered
guests.
BLANCO PAR MANDIF
Jl. Campuhan,
Ubud, 80571
Tel: 6281277773000
BALI
WINE & DINE
CaMa1900
Reviewed 5/24/2016
Excellent food and great concept! It
was recommended in our guidebook
and we were not disappointed. Prices
and quality are just terrific!
*Based on 3020reviews
FAIR WARUNG BALE - FAIR
FUTURE FOUNDATION
Jl. Sriwedari No. 6, 100m Up From Main
Road Ubud, Ubud, 80571
Tel: +62 361 975370
LizzieG101
Reviewed 5/24/2016
LUXE CAFE
Jl. Kajeng at Juwuk Manis, Luxe Villas
Ubud, 80571
Tel: +62 361 4792099
A jewel in the middle of the Ubud
rice fields – we had 2 lunches and 2
dinners there and on each occasion
we found the food delicious, the staff
attentive and warm, and the location
stunning surrounded by rice fields with
colourful bougainvillea filling the window frames. We were impressed with
Ngurah who remembered our names
and those of each of the friends we
brought from visit to visit. The moonlit
scooter rides through the sleeping
palm trees...
BORNEO
The Indonesian territory of Kalimantan accounts for two-thirds of Borneo and is known for
its natural rainforests, wildlife and exotic surrounds. For tourists, the attraction of unexplored
jungles, mountains and forests is a major drawcard. Home to rare wildlife and plants,
Kalimantan is full of discovery and wonder, perfect for adventurous couples or solo travellers.
HIGHLIGHTS
Bontang
Known for its isolated
location and rare flora and
fauna.
Derawan Island
Known as one of the best
diving spots in the world.
Pontianak
The capital of West
Kalimantan.
BONTANG
Located in East Kalimantan, Bontang is
known for its isolated location, and rare
flora and fauna. Discover the areas off the
beaten track, and you’ll be rewarded with
rare beauties such as the Kutai National
Park. Only 45 minutes by speed boat from
Bontang, Kutai National Park is home to
many orang-utans and chimpanzees. Over
300 bird species and other unique animals
also call this park home. Take a 4-day orangutan tour here, created for adventurous
types wanting to delve deep into the
Borneo jungle.
Photo by Anis Eka
DERAWAN ISLAND
Located in East Kalimantan, the Derawan
Islands are pure tropical paradise. Known as
one of the best diving spots in the world,
a whole host of unique marine wildlife calls
these waters home. Go on a tour to discover
the unique and protected species of this
area including whales, dolphins, dugongs,
coconut crabs, and stingless jellyfish. Turtles
are also one of the major endangered
species found in relative abundance here.
Try some ‘ikan bakar’ (grilled fish) with the
locals and stay in a comfortable wooden
guesthouse in the villages. Derawan Dive
School provides diving opportunities
around the island.
PONTIANAK
Pontianak is the capital of West Kalimantan
and lies on the banks of Indonesia’s longest
river, the Kapuas River. Take a cruise along
the Kapuas River and cross the equator.
Also visit the Equator Monument built in
1928 to indicate the exact location of the
equator. Visit Mesjid Abdurrahman, an 18th
century mosque, a long-standing example
of Sumatran architecture. Kalbar Fantasia
Theme Park is a family adventure park
perfect for water rides and swimming pools.
Photo by Berryhehakaya, available under a Creative
Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.
BORNEO
ACCOMMODATION
riskaelfiarini
Reviewed 5/23/2016
Actually this hotel have good quality
with the pool & room facing the sea,
but not for the reception services.
ASTON BALIKPAPAN
HOTEL & RESIDENCE
Jl. Jend. Sudirman no. 7, Grand Sudirman
Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, 76114
In the booking i've mention that
request for early check in (but not
so early) because we arrived at the
hotel at 3 PM. Situation in the lobby
was crowded with many guests also
waiting for check in. The receptionist
said that we need to wait because the
room still cleared. We have waited until
2 hours but the room still not available.
I...
isach
Reviewed 5/20/2016
MERCURE PONTIANAK
staff were friendly and nice....i got a
non smoking room that faces the parking lot...not a great view, but during
the thunderstorm we get to see a show
of lightnings from the window (since
there are not that many tall buildings
nearby). one suggestion for improvement: fix the drainage in the room.
there were water puddle close to the
toilet after showering...and the water is
not going away. Hotel is close to a big
shopping mall, but quite a dis...
Jl. Jendral Ahmad Yani no. 91,
Pontianak, West Kalimantan, 78124
BORNEO
ACCOMMODATION
AUCKLAND
kidangcorp
Reviewed 5/22/2016
Excellent service and world class attention on service and room quality..
Manager incharge Ms Manda always
ready to attend and provide superb
attention to guarantee customer's
satisfaction.
I strongly recommend to all my piers
and biz associates to stay in this wonderful hotel while in Tarakan.Cheers.
SWISS-BELHOTEL
TARAKAN
Jl. Mulawarman No. 15,
Tarakan, East Kalimantan, 77111
indozoner
Reviewed 5/5/2016
Hotel location is good, above (what
they claimed to be) the biggest mall in
Banjarmasin, so if you're a mall-goer,
you wouldn't have to travel far. This
is the only reason for the 2 stars. But
that's pretty much where the good
points stopped.
MERCURE BANJARMASIN
Jl Ahmad Yani Km 2 No 98,
Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, 70232
I am currently staying in this hotel
(may 5th), and as I am a platinum LeClub member, was trying to get breakfast this morning. But I was denied and
was told that my room doesn't come
with breakfast becau...
BORNEO
WINE & DINE
sharonsoon
Reviewed 5/24/2016
Trip advisor says it's the top restaurant in Balikpapan so we had to try it.
Bitterly disappointed at the supposed
Ocean view. The food is good, of large
proportion, and well seasoned. However we had a shock when the bill came.
The ocean doesn't come cheap.
OCEAN'S
Jl. Jendral Sudirman, Komplek Rukan
Bandar Balikpapan Blok M 18
Tel: +62542-739439
Mohammad Ali M
Reviewed 5/24/2016
Tried once, crab with special dandito
home made sauce, but the taste was
not so good. Take away for kids, male
crab and soft shell crab with black
pepper sauce and the kids loved the
taste very much.
DANDITO
Jl Iswahyudi 72,
Balikpapan, East Kalimantan,
Tel: (0542) 764367
Than, every visit to balikpapan, always
brought back boxes of crab with black
pepper sauce. Tried all three kinds of
crab: male, female with egg and soft
shell crab, as long as with black pepper
sauce, they always love the taste very
much
BORNEO
WINE & DINE
AUCKLAND
Juan S
Reviewed 5/8/2016
ICE CREAM ANGI
We were arrived just about they are
closing the topping lids. They did
not even bothered to offer us the ice
cream box they used to sell unless you
ask for it. At last we have a chocolate
ice cream box but they (again) did
not even bother to offer the topping.
Everybody just get hurry to clean and
close the resto. The ice cream tasted
average. More coconut milk. Even
Walls tasted better.
Jl. KS. Tubun no. 8,
Pontianak, West Kalimantan,
Anthony H
Reviewed 5/8/2016
After visit to lok baintan floating market in the morning, you can get some
rest while refuel your hungry tummy
here. Soto is great, they also sell satay
which is good too.
SOTO BANJAR BANG AMAT
Jl. Benua Anyar RT 22 n 55,
Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan,
Tel: 0511-774-6004
LOMBOK
The island of Lombok is more secluded than Bali and offers numerous beachside and water
activities. Pristine and secluded beaches, volcanoes, steep mountains, hawkers, jungles,
temples and villages, Lombok is a varied landscape suitable for couples and solo travellers.
Visit ancient temples or go surfing or diving, the options are endless and you won’t have to
fight for a spot on the beach!
HIGHLIGHTS
Gili Islands
The perfect island
lifestyle with no
traffic or crowds.
Mount Rinjani
National Park
The second highest
peak in Indonesia.
Senggigi Beach
One of the more
highly developed
tourist areas of
Lombok.
GILI ISLANDS
Near the northwest corner of Lombok, the
Gili Islands offer the perfect island lifestyle
with no traffic or crowds. Known as the
turtle capital of the world, snorkelling and
marine life exploration is one of the major
attractions. Take a day or night dive at
‘Shark Point’, watch the sunsets over Mt
Agung volcano, or stay at a luxury private
villa and escape reality completely. Idyllic
coral islands, the Gili Islands are a hidden
gem of the many Indonesian islands.
MOUNT RINJANI
NATIONAL PARK
At 3,726m high, Mount Rinjani is the
second tallest peak in Indonesia and a
truly marvellous sight to view and explore.
An active volcano lies in a large crater
lake and hot springs are located north of
the lake. While serious trekkers can take
on Mount Rinjani (quite a significant feat),
less adventurous tourists can explore the
three famous caves, popular for meditation.
Discover the hot springs and taste the
unique local strawberry plant.
SENGGIGI BEACH
Senggigi Beach is one of the more highlydeveloped tourist areas of Lombok and
offers fine dining, nightlife and safe
beaches. Go wind surfing, sea kayaking or
parasailing along this quiet stretch of coast.
Take a beautiful scenic walk to the historic
Batu Bolong Temple, a Hindu temple perfect
for viewing the stunning sunsets across
Lombok. Go to local institution ‘Happy Café’
for a meal and nightly live entertainment.
LOMBOK
ACCOMMODATION
AUCKLAND
ronny a
Reviewed 5/18/2016
THE LOMBOK LODGE
Everything was perfect, from being
greeted by name at check in, to the
speedboat shuttle to the Gili islands, to
the tea service on the dock at dawn, to
the gourmet five course meals served
every evening. Staying at the Lombok
Lodge was the most pampered I
have ever been. Make sure to use the
laundry service. I don't know how they
did it, but the clothes I had desecrated
on a hike up Mount Rinjani came back
softer and fresher than ever. I stayed ...
Jl. Oberoi, Desa Medana - Tanjung
Tanjung, West Nusa Tenggara, 83001
Tel: +623706622926
Bernard O
Reviewed 5/18/2016
We took three days out of our honeymoon stay in Bali to visit Lombok and
chose the Oberoi. It is 90 mins from
the airport - but situated in a tranquil
part of the island and was just what
the doctor ordered.
THE OBEROI, LOMBOK
We were made to feel special from the
moment we arrived to the moment we
left. Everything was absolutely perfect.
Medana Beach,
Tanjung, West Nusa Tenggara, 83352
LOMBOK
ACCOMMODATION
ReReNad
Reviewed 5/23/2016
HOTEL TUGU LOMBOK
Sigar Pejalin, Tanjung, Sire Beach,
Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, 83352
I was there 2 weeks ago for arranging
dinner for the high level event. we
couldn't stay there since the capacity
of the rooms are not enough for all the
participant.
This hotel is proper location for those
whose expecting peaceful environment. The food were delicious, the
staff were so nice. And the facility was
quite complete.
At night, the lighting of the roof was so
amazing, on the first sight I though it
was cumulus. No it's because of the li...
supachoc
Reviewed 5/23/2016
*Based on 2047reviews
QUNCI VILLAS HOTEL
The grounds of this place are beautiful!
The pools are plentiful and spotless.
The rooms are very comfortable. You
must book the ocean view rooms! You
will fall asleep to the crashing of waves
just feet from your porch/balcony. The
only hiccups I had while staying here
are the turndowns of the rooms. This
is easily remedied with a call to the
desk, but I was frequently with enough
towels, the breakfast in room form, and
other small annoyances. Th...
Jl. Raya Mangsit,
Mangsit, West Nusa Tenggara, 83355
LOMBOK
WINE & DINE
milkforagarnish
Reviewed 5/24/2016
Really delicious, healthy, fresh food.
Good variety and polite portion sizes.
Great juice and coffee.
PITUQ CAFE
Jl. Ikan Duyung 7,
Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara,
Tel: 6281236775161
Tim V
Reviewed 5/20/2016
EL BAZAR
CAFE & RESTAURANT
Love the food at this place. The
prices are a bit higher then the little
warungs but the quality of the dishes
is a lot more higher then at these little
warungs. Considering the food and
ambiance it's understandable that
this place is packed every evening.
Had tuna which was excellent. Want
to come back for the kebab since it
looked great. Staff was great. Best
place of kuta lombok.
Jl. Raya Kuta 5, Intersection with Jl.
Mawun, Kuta, West Nusa Tenggara, 83573
Tel: +62 819 9911 3026
LOMBOK
WINE & DINE
Helene R
Reviewed 5/24/2016
CASA VINTAGE BEACH
Hidden gem on the quiet side of
Trawangan. We wondered in for a drink
and the manager seems so passionnate about the food that we had
dinner, and it was tasty and delicious.
The veggie curry was to die for, so was
the cheesecake.
Set up is great and chilled on the
beach, super friendly staff. Great place
to have some food and relax.
Sunset Side, Front Rd,
Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara,
Tel: 6281917243808
Rubby A
Reviewed 5/6/2016
Cozy and quiet pool side dinner venue.
Serving freshly cooked authentic Indonesian food, served by very friendly
staff.
BAU NYALE RESTAURANT
Jl. Pariwisata Dusun, Baturiti Desa, Villa
Bau Nyale, Kuta, 83001
Tel: +62 823-4137-0745
SULAWESI ISLAND
Sulawesi Island is located between Borneo and the Maluku Islands, and offers a magnificent
array of natural attractions. The island is known for its unusual shape and the numerous active
volcanoes that form its unique landscape. An island less travelled, it is a popular destination
for more adventurous tourists or those wishing to escape the beach crowds of Bali and see
first-hand traditional art, pottery, dances, and natural tropics.
HIGHLIGHTS
Bunaken Sea Garden
One of the top ten
snorkelling sites in the
world.
Makassar
Home to over 1 million
people
and many different
languages
and ethnicities.
BUNAKEN SEA GARDEN
Visit the huge, fascinating Marine national
park, one of the top ten snorkelling sites in
the world. Over 13 living reefs are just waiting
to be explored, along with 3,000 species of
fish. There are over 20 different dive spots
which suit all types of divers, from beginner
to professional. For a relaxing stay in the
area the Bunaken Sea Garden Resort is right
in the middle of the national park, and can
help you arrange tours and day trips.
MAKASSAR
Makassar is the largest city on Sulawesi
Island and is home to over 1 million
people, and many different languages and
ethnicities. Go to Somba Opu Street for
souvenirs and traditional fares. Explore
the ancient Chinese temples at Jl. Serui
and Jl. Sulawesi Streets. Make the journey
to nearby Samalona Island for a beautiful
diving spot or to the Trans Studio World
Indoor Theme Park for family fun. The Bugis
Water Park is one of the largest of its kind in
Indonesia and a great escape from the heat.
SULAWESI ISLAND
ACCOMMODATION
AUCKLAND
derekr919
Reviewed 5/22/2016
LEMBEH RESORT
North Lembeh,
Bitung, North Sulawesi, 95500
Tel: +6285100503139
Assuming that you are a diver who
enjoys seeing, and, even better, photographing, the little creatures under the
sea, then Lembeh Resort should be on
your bucket list. And, ideally, not at the
end of your bucket list because if you
go there once you will want to go back
for more. This was my third trip to the
same place, the only diving destination
I can say that about.
The (muck) diving is great. They offer
a jacked up dive centre, the dive gui...
NickHyam
Reviewed 5/15/2016
SILADEN RESORT & SPA
Bunaken Marine Park, Manado, North
Sulawesi, Siladen Island, 95011
Tel: +628114300641
We were collected from our Hotel in
Manado and transferred to the Siladen
resort, and were welcomed by the
friendly staff.
The bungalow was well maintained and
cleaned to perfection every day.
The food and dining experience were
first class.
The location is to die for.
This resort is run to a very high standard with the emphasis on service, one
of our most memorable and enjoyable
stays.
Highly recommended.
SULAWESI ISLAND
ACCOMMODATION
peetersr
Reviewed 4/27/2016
NAD-LEMBEH RESORT
A good hour and a half by car from
the international airport of Manado
lays the Lembeh Strait, undoubtedly
one of the five macro diving capitals of
the world. The volcanic black sands of
the 16 Km long and about 2 Km wide
Lembeh strait is one of the best places
to see a gigantic variety of uncommon
fish and other weird and colourful critters. Almost in the middle of Lembeh
Island, opposite Bitung, in a quiet bay
on Lembeh Island, lies the NAD Lem...
PO Box 49,
Bitung, North Sulawesi, 95500
Tel: +628124756661
Shawn_Wee
Reviewed 5/23/2016
COCOTINOS MANADO
Spent 5 days at this resort and enjoyed
it very much. Apart from a well-maintained place, the service is impeccable.
Big praises for the dive shop team, service crew and the SPA therapists. The
level of personalization was also very
impressive. Dive towels are labelled,
and they remember your name. Very
nice touches that will be remembered
for a long time.
Desa Kima Bajo, Jaga 3, Jaga 3, Kec.
Wori, Sulawesi, 95000
Tel: +628124308800
SULAWESI ISLAND
WINE & DINE
AUCKLAND
Jeri K
Reviewed 5/24/2016
if you never try coto, you must try it
here, there's other alternative but you
should try this place.
COTO NUSANTARA
Dr. Sam Ratulangi No. 35,
Makassar, South Sulawesi,
Tel: 04113630884
xeong
Reviewed 5/22/2016
Big restaurant, very famous and
crowded, helpful staff, nice food, well
cooked, fresh crab and fish, not too
expensive, should come again when in
Makasar
RUMAH MAKAN
SEAFOOD APONG
Jl. Boulervard no. 52, Pannakukang,
Tel: 0411444123
SULAWESI ISLAND
WINE & DINE
RioTirta
Reviewed 5/24/2016
Another kind of soup in Makassar. The
broth enriched with the crust of fried
coconut (serundeng). To add more
deliciousness of this soup you may add
the fresh egg yolk on top of the soup.
Yummy.
PALLU BASA SERIGALA
Jl. Serigala no. 54,
dr_peace
Reviewed 5/11/2016
CAFE ARAS
Jl. A. Mappanyuki 64,
Rantepao, South Sulawesi,
This restaurant is nicely decorated
and a hang out for the cool people of
Rantepao. There is a decent selection
of Torajan and Western food which is
quite okay. You probably will not find
much better food in town but that is
only because of the low standard in
the whole town. The staff was more
or less friendly. If you are unlucky the
restaurant will be completely occupied
by tour groups (happened twice) and
in that case you have no chance to
get...
SUMATRA
The island of Sumatra is in western Indonesia and home to over 50 million people. Mountains,
volcanoes, rivers, mangroves, and swamps all combine to make Sumatra a stinning wilderness
waiting to be discovered. Sumatra is often referred to as ‘The Africa of Asia’ due to its
abundant natural attractions.
HIGHLIGHTS
Aceh
Home to many beaches,
national parks and the
Orang-utan Rehabilitation
Centre.
Lake Toba
Often referred to as
one of the world’s best
natural wonders.
Lampuuk and
Lhoknga Beaches
Quiet and perfect
for surfing
and swimming.
ACEH
Aceh is home to many beaches, national
parks and the Orang-utan Rehabilitation
Centre (one of the largest of its kind). Take
a trek to Lhok Mata-le Bay, surrounded
by rainforests. Visit the Central Pasar for
unique market stalls, or take an emotional
trip to the Tsunami Museum and the ‘Thanks
to the World’ tsunami monument.
LAKE TOBA
Located in central Sumatra, Lake Toba is
100 km long and 30 km wide and described
as not only a lake, but a ‘super volcano.’
Often referred to as one of the world’s best
natural wonders, Lake Toba is more like an
ocean, perfect for reflection and relaxation.
Hike, swim or sail the lake, or explore the
island of Samosir in the middle of the lake
complete with waterfalls and water buffalo.
Enjoy local Batak hospitality or sample the
local palm wine.
LAMPUUK AND LHOKNGA BEACHES
17 km from the township of Banda Aceh
lie the beautiful beaches of Lampuuk and
Lhoknga. Both beaches are quiet and
perfect for surfing and swimming. Fresh
fish barbecues are one of the highlights of
the beaches, where the fish are fresh and
plentiful. Explore the cliffs near Lampuuk
where you’ll find a beautiful tropical forest.
Lhoknga beach is perfect for exploring
great local street food.
Photo by Vanina W, available under a Creative
Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic license.
SUMATRA
ACCOMMODATION
casperonline
Reviewed 5/20/2016
FREDDIES SANTAI
SUMURTIGA
Just confirming my cousin's review
from couple weeks ago. Magical place
and a great customer service by Freddie. Mind blowing dinner experience,
we could stay there for weeks but
had to check other places out. I had
a scooter accident a day before we
arrived, my leg was badly scratched
and Freddie helped me without even
asking for his help. Truly the highlight
of our month trip to Indo! Martin &
Marcel from Slovakia (living in Canada)
Jl Bahagia,
Sabang, Aceh, 23521
Tel: +6281360255001
Jamie_Laflamme
Reviewed 5/22/2016
ECOTRAVEL COTTAGES
BUKIT LAWANG
My girlfriend and I stayed for 5 nights
at Eco Travel (including the 3 day
Jungle Trek) and it was an amazing experience. The rooms are beautiful, the
hotel itself has stunning views and and
nothing beats having breakfast over
looking the jungle. The staff is also
amazing and the guides who take you
into the jungle (we had Adi and Ino)
are knowledgeable, responsible, and
have above all else a respect for the
wildlife and plant life of the jungle....
Jl. Besar Orangutan 10 / Bukit Lawang /
Bohorok,
SUMATRA
ACCOMMODATION
AUCKLAND
Jamie_Laflamme
Reviewed 5/22/2016
CASA NEMO BEACH
RESORT AND SPA
This place is truly a gem. Beach bungalow a bit primitive but hey its Sumatra
and who wants to sit inside the room
anyways. Nice comfy bed, hammock
and outdoor shower were great!
Beautiful restaurants, an amazing spa
(javanese message was great), and lots
of help arranging activities. Staff are
super friendly! We stayed 4 days and
didnt want to leave! highly recommended!
, Jl. K.H. Agus Salim, Kel. Ie Meulee
Sabang, Aceh, 23521
Tel: +6281362999942
ErnaD
Reviewed 5/23/2016
I stayed here for 2 nights from Thursday to Saturday in Feb 2016. I got
upgraded to suit room in the corner.
The room and bathroom was lovely.
The food is OK. But the hotel was very
crowded by people attended seminars
or something.
JW MARRIOTT
HOTEL MEDAN
Jl. Putri Hijau no. 10,
Medan, North Sumatra, 20111
SUMATRA
WINE & DINE
Irsyad Z
Reviewed 5/19/2016
This is my favs. I can't skipped this, if I
visit Medan. There are so many various
of Bolu Meranti. Oh wait, there is
Pancake Durian also. The other ways to
enjoy Durian.
BOLU MERANTI
Jl. Kruing No. 2K,
Medan, North Sumatra,
Tel: +62 61 4538217
Davidoffbali
Reviewed 5/21/2016
Visiting this place for several times and
they do to serve a best coffee in town
. With a new format , sit - order - then
pay and serving . Avocado float Coffee
is must order item in this place
MACEHAT COFFEE
Jl. Karo no. 20,
Medan, North Sumatra, 20112
Tel: +62 61 4529944
SUMATRA
WINE
& DINE
AUCKLAND
Irsyad Z
Reviewed 5/19/2016
For anyone who visited Medan and
loves durian, you can't passed this
place. You can eat as much as you can
(of course you must pay for that). FYI,
July - December is the best period to
visit here.
DURIAN UCOK
Jl Iskandar Muda, alamat baru: Jl.Gajah
Mada, Medan, North Sumatra,
Tel: 819859540
Marcel R
Reviewed 5/18/2016
PEMPEK & ES KACANG
VICO
Jl. Letkol Iskandar No. 541-542 Depan
Palembang Indah Mall,
Tel: 711 316066
The best place if you want to buy and
bring it home to your city or country,
because they could packed it well and
vacuum it so it will long last during the
trip. They also provide convenience
packaging ranging from 2 kg up to 10
kg of small pempek combination. So if
you are in doubt which one to choose,
just buy this small pempek combination, it has everything in it and it is
very suitable for a gift.
The Es Kacang (red bean ice) is one
of the ...
INFORMATION
PACKING ESSENTIALS
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Swimsuit - Take advantage of the warm weather in Bali.
Money pouch - An essential at the markets!
INFORMATION
TRAVEL TIPS
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Plan your visit to Sydney Airport by
doing some research on the airport
and your terminal, whether it be T1,
T2 or T3.
Check the security regulations in
relation to what you can and cannot
take through the security screening
point and onto an aircraft, including
prohibited items, dangerous goods,
and liquids, aerosols, and gels
(LAGs).
Check your baggage allowance with
your airline.
Use the directional signage at the
terminal to ensure a smooth and
enjoyable journey through the
airport.
Ensure that your driver’s licence
can be used in your country of
destination or that you have
organised an international driver’s
licence.
If you have not already purchased
travel insurance along with your
ticket, you can purchase it at Sydney
Airport at the Last Chance Travel
Insurance located in the International
Terminal (T1) after Customs.
Alternatively, purchase insurance at
any Travelex outlet or the Australia
Post Shop at International Terminal
(T1) located before Customs, near
check-in counter J.
GET TO THE AIRPORT
Make sure you have plenty of time
ahead of check-in. If you are unsure
as to when you should arrive at the
airport, contact your airline directly.
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GET READY FOR BOARDING
Security screening – whether your
destination is within Australia or
overseas, allow sufficient time to
proceed through security screening.
Australian Customs and Border
Protection Service – allow sufficient
time to proceed through Customs
and Border Protection.
Passports - must be valid for a
minimum of six months ahead
of your departing date for most
countries. We strongly recommend
you verify exact requirements with
your airline.
Boarding passes - issued at the
airline check-in counter upon
presentation of your ticket
reservation (printed e-ticket) or
booking confirmation number along
with your valid passport.
Immigration cards - available before
you enter Customs and Border
Protection. The cards must be filled
out and presented to the Customs
and Border Protection Officer along
with your passport and boarding
pass.
Find your departing gate using
display screens. These screens are
available in the airline check-in area
and at each departure gate.
RELAX
At Sydney airport, you have plenty of
options to shop while you are waiting
to board your flight. Remember
that all duty free purchases must
be finalised 20 minutes before your
flight departs.
INFORMATION
YOUR DESTINATION
DISTANCE
FROM SYDNEY
WHEN TO GO
LANGUAGE
Indonesian
5,342km
May-September (dry
season)
WEATHER
TIME ZONE
CURRENCY
Tropical weather year
round : 22°- 33° Celsius
UTC+8
Indonesian rupiah

indonesia travel guide

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