Indonesia at a Glance

Renowned for its splendid beaches and fabulous island, the biggest archipelago in the world offers so much more. Gastronomically, adventure-wise, Indonesia is the ultimate place to visit when you want to have it all.



This tropical country is known for its hospitality and wide-ranging activities. Hundreds of ethnic groups means diverse languages, cultures, customs and unique dishes. Lies near the equator, all 33 provinces of Indonesia have dry and rainy season. It’s strategically located between Asia and Australia continents, perfect place for a getaway or if you are into expanding your opportunities and horizons, an excellent place for business.

Each part of Indonesia offers its own unique vista and experience. Visit the five main islands of Indonesia, namely Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan (Borneo), Sulawesi (Celebes) and Irian Jaya and you will be charmed with their different scenic landscapes and customs. Bali, in spite of its small size has attracted lots of people for its delightful culture and heavenly shores.

Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia, a center of trade and melting pot of culture. From this city, you will be able to have easy access to most parts of Indonesia.
From the extraordinary to super extraordinary panoramas and activities, Indonesia will be able to delight and amuse each individual. Just make sure to bring along your camera to capture your unforgettable moments!

Fun Facts

Indonesia celebrates its Independence on August 17, 1945 but some of the cities are way older than that. Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital, for instance. Located on the western part of Java island, Jakarta celebrates its birthday on June 22, 1527. It is said that on that day, Demak soldiers under command of Sultan Fatahillah, took over this city from the Portuguese.

The national language is Bahasa Indonesia, however some parts of Indonesia have their own scripts and dialects.

As the capital city of the nation, Jakarta also plays the role as governmental center, business and industrial hub. The city with 660 kilometer width is occupied by about 8 million populations. Now, Jakarta is growing as a metropolitan city that reflects the advancement of the nation economic, politic, social and industry.


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