One of the world's largest countries, this 18,000-island archipelago mixes Muslim and Hindu, and boasts an extraordinary culture & cuisine. Highlights: Java, Bali, Sumatra, and Sulawesi. Meanwhile, UNESCO World Heritage Borobodur is one of the world's most famous ancient temples.
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Rajeev Jain An archipelago of 17,000 island spread out over 1.9 million square kilometres (735,000 sq. miles) between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the world’s fourth-largest country in terms of population is like a hundred different worlds melded into one. This country is a land of different cultures, people from all walks of life, great food, and traditions. And it makes for a grand adventure for couples - and really, pretty much anyone who is interested in exploring some of the planet´s…
Read more…Artem BeliakinIndonesia's most popular international destination is excellent for couples. Beyond wonderful beaches - lovely for strolling, relaxing, and having dinner on as well as playing - the island is also home to ravishing nature and the lovely, exotic landmarks of the local Hindu culture.Top romantic activities include a sunset cruise; trekking in search of waterfalls; get a couple's massage at one of the many Balinese spas; ride horses together; explore Hindu temples; take a hot-air…
Read more…fshok.com Still vibrant and popular today, the five-thousand-year-old art of astrology can identify, say, business and romantic opportunities or challenges. And those celestial bodies slinking about the stars can also help pinpoint optimal times and places for travel. And since destinations have their own astro-charts -- which interact with yours -- astrology can even serve as a kind of spiritual travel agent. It can tell you, for example, about places likely to be harmonious or challenging…
Read more…Once we can all start traveling freely again (hopefully by the summer), families will be looking to get out and experience - and bond with quality time together in - some of the amazing places our world has to offer. Here are four of the destinations I can think of to do just that: read post
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I would greatly appreciate input on Bali (yes, I did post on that group as well), in particular:
Top things to do in Kuta; Off the beaten path -- lesser known beaches, surf spots, hikes, etc; and Kuta on a budget (including free things to do, and best value accommodation and meals).
Thanks,
Buzzy
You purchase a 30 day tourist visa in your arrival airport - I think the price is 25 usd.
If you want to stay beyond those 30 days you either have to make a visa run - i.e. exit and reenter the country, typically via Singapore - you don't have to actually stay in Singapore - or you can contact a local Balinese visa agent who can process an extension of your visa for an additional 30 days. The costs for the two processes are normally pretty much the same.
Or, you can contact your nearest Indonesian embassy and procure a visa with longer stay.
Quick question: Are there any visa requirements for US citizens to enter Indonesia as a tourist?
Thanks!
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Air-conditioning
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