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Indonesia Travel Guide for backpackers

Pirates, missionaries and of course backpackers alike have been lured to this fantastically beautiful place and with good reason. The air is filled with spicy aromas and the lifestyle cannot be compared with any other but there is a black cloud hanging over this majestic place, war, politics and corruption have taken away some of the magic but don’t let that deter you from visiting one of Gods special places.


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Bali Yogyakarta      

Sumatra - For that tropical get away, with natural rain forests and strange fauna and flora, but be warned earthquakes do occure here from time to time.

Bali - Warm waters splashing on sun soaked beaches and volcanoes surging into the heavens make for a picture perfect paradise.

Lombok - Similar to Bali but bigger, not many tourists invade the beautiful beaches and breathtaking landscapes, so if it is a quiet time you are after, this is perfect.

Java - stunning cities, breathtaking landscapes, quiet rural scenes and a variety of cultures and believes is what make Java all it is today.

Irian Jaya - Murky swamps and snow driven mountain caps to awesome jungles, make for one of the most exciting holidays you will ever experience.

DAILY BUDGET in INDONESIA - Well as we all know camping and cooking for oneself is the perfect way to save those pennies, however you can survive on US$30 per day, your lodging costs about US$2-6 and your food should cost about US$1-7 per day, making this one of the cheapest places on earth to visit.

The best time to come and visit here is in the dry season, during the months of May and October. as the rest of the time is wet, cold and not very desirable. From the 14th June to the 13th July is the Bali Arts Festival, thousands of people come to experience the ways and cultures of the Indonesian people, with musicians and dancers entertaining you until the wee hours of the morn, there is also the Renggong Horse Contest for those of you who are horse lovers, this is for you, come and watch how horses dance to the music of the gamelan orchestra. This is held in the month of September.



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