Being the jewel of Indonesia, Bali attracts travellers as much for its natural beauty as for its sacred and cultural vestiges.

Being the 4th largest island in the world, three quarters of Borneo is occupied by a jungle inhabited by fauna and flora, including its famous orangutans, which will never cease to amaze you.

The island of Komodo is not only a place to see the famous Komodo dragons, but also a great diving spot.

Yogyakarta was the capital of the Kingdom of Java in the 9th century.

Jakarta is the pride of Indonesia for different reasons: behind the modernity of the buildings and streets, Jakarta also hides the strange traditional beauty that rarely exists elsewhere.

Papua is the name of a province shared between Indonesia and the State of Papua New Guinea. Its capital is Jayapura.

 Being the 6th largest island in the world, Sumatra is a land of volcanoes, beaches and endangered animals: orangutans, elephants, tigers and rhinos.