Dear Travelers,
As the largest archipelago in the world, Indonesia has many wonderful landscapes and natural attractions to explore. Mountains, Forests, Beaches and Sea, Remote Island, Local Wisdom, Yearly Festival, and Beautiful Culture are waiting to reveal. A lot of thing to do, a lot of thing to see.
While it’s relatively easy to explore Indonesia, there are a few things to know before getting foot in this fascinating country.
- You might need a visa to visit Indonesia.
- Indonesia’s currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and 1 USD can get roughly 16,000 rupiahs. While most touristy places accept card, take enough cash with you when traveling off the grid.
- Although most public spaces have Wi-Fi, these connections aren’t always the most reliable. Grab a 4G Sim card or this pocket Wi-Fi for pick up at the airport for stress-free trip.
- Unless you’re from the UK or South Africa, make sure to pack a travel adapter for excursions plan at Indonesia. Indonesia uses plug types C and Fm with a standard voltages of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. This universal travel adapter is a great option. Moreover, it comes with four USB ports and works in over 200 countries.
And this website invite you to discover so much opportunity to visit unique places in our country
Here you can easily choose many destinations and enjoy traveling with us!
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Vietnam
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Maldives
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France
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England
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Dubai
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China
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