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Essay About Indonesian Tourism

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Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia, constitute an archipelago where the nation living within arid and humid tropics in more than 17.000 of volcanic islands. Home of hundreds ethnic groups which has many different languages. However a common language is Bahasa Indonesia. It is known for its multiple cultural beliefs and religion spreads from Sabang in western Aceh till Merauke in Papua. Extremely explore over 5200km between the Asian mainland and Australia. Exploring Indonesian archipelago mean incredible adventure journey in an array of tourism attractions of cultural diversity, nature and wildlife. It is pretty unforgettable, in the fact Indonesian travel adventure excursion is special to offer independent through to luxury travellers. Beyond the popular island of Bali, Indonesia islands are the …show more content…

The land park is habitat by ancient dragons a UNESCO World Heritage Site and marine park is a coral triangle adventure. West Flores where Labuan Bajo is a gateway to Komodo National Park. Main island of Flores offers its incredible topography, mountains and sea sight with its three colors Kelimutu crater lakes. Old culture tradition were animism and Catholic. In 2003 paleoanthropologists has discovered small skeletons at Liang Bua Cave that experts delineate as a previously unknown hominin species as Homo floresiensis famed Flores hobbits. Exotic diving or snorkeling spot are located well-heeled along the north coast of Flores and Komodo Island. Sumba Island, located in the south of Flores as a part of Lesser Sunda Island is a part of East Nusa Tenggara province. Has a old culture and rich tradition where exist on locals practices the animist Marapu. However, most of its population are adherents of Christianity. Famous of its Ikat a hand weaving cloth and years traditional ceremony called Pasola, where always held in January to

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