17,000 islands of volcanoes, temples, and turquoise water
Capital
Jakarta
Currency
Indonesian Rupiah (Rp)
Languages
Indonesian
Time zone
WIB/WITA/WIT (UTC+7 to +9)
Visa
Visa on arrival for many nationalities; e-Visa also available
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Why visit
Indonesia's islands each feel like a different country — Bali's temples, Komodo's dragons, and Java's volcanoes are all part of one extraordinary archipelago.
landscape
From Bali's beaches to Flores' dragons and Sumatra's jungles.
heritage
Ancient temples like Borobudur and Balinese Hindu culture.
food
Nasi goreng, satay, and rich Indonesian spice traditions.
Top destinations
Things to do
Climate
Apr–Oct · Dry season, best for travel
Nov–Mar · Wet season with tropical downpours
Nov–Mar · Heavier rain, especially in western regions
April to October during the dry season
Travel guide
Domestic flights connect islands; scooters and drivers are common for local travel.
Nasi goreng, satay, rendang, and fresh tropical fruit.
Ubud's art markets, Seminyak's boutiques, and batik textiles across Java.
Bali's beach clubs and Seminyak's bar scene lead the way.
Affordable tourist SIMs available at airports with good coverage in Bali and major cities.
ATMs are common in tourist areas; carry cash for smaller islands.
Reliable in Bali and cities; patchy on remote islands.
Dress modestly at temples and negotiate prices at local markets.
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