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Address: Jalan Karang Pola Dalam 2 No 2A, Jakarta, 12540, ID
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04/09/2018

Indonesa Has The Third Largest Coral Atol In The World

The third largest coral atol is located in Taka Bonerate National Park after the Kwajifein the Marshal Islands and Islands Suvadiva in Moldiva. Atol knowledgeable about 220,000 hectares, with a coral reef flat area is 500 km ²

Topographic area is very unique and interesting, where atoll group consisting of islands and coral reef a broad and sunken, forming the islands with a rather large amount. Among the islands reef, there is a narrow strait, the passage in and pitched. While on the coral reef surface, there are many ponds in the small and surrounded by coral reefs. At the lowest ebb, with a clearly visible and the dry land with water that formed a small swimming-pool

Coral reefs have been identified as many as 261 species from 17 families and There are about 295 types of coral fish and fish consumption of high economic

03/09/2018

Belimbur is the top event in contemporary Erau procession, where participants splash each other with water taken from the Mahakam River t. The festival will hit its pinnacle on the its final day with the exciting tradition of Mengulur Naga. Following this tradition, a pair of huge dragon replicas will be paraded on boats down the river . The dragons will be released at Kutai Lama where a popular folk legend says is the dragon’s den. Upon its release, people compete to grab the scales of the dragons which are believed to bring good fortune. There will also be an arts & crafts expo, various competitions, dragon boat races, a Ketinting boat race, street art performances, and a whole lot more.

03/09/2018

Prambanan Cycling Tour

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03/09/2018

Indonesia Has The Second Longest Coastline In The World

Indonesia is an archipelago composed of many islands, which explains why it has the second longest coastline in the world

The coastline of the country is approximately 54,720 km long, and the areas along the Indonesian coasts exhibit varying patterns of landscapes, influenced by natural factors and human intervention alike

The islands and coastlines exhibit a great diversity in terms of habitat and ecosystem. Some islands have dense mangrove vegetation while others have been fully used for building infrastructure and developing them as tourist attractions

In Indonesia, the smaller islands are more popular with tourists since they are more picturesque. The coast forms a very important part of the economy of this country since many activities like fishing, prawn cultivation and tourism are dependent on the coast

02/09/2018

Plaosan temple is located in Bugisan village, Prambanan district, Klaten Regency, Central Java, Indonesia

Plaosan temple was built in the mid 9th century by Sri Kahulunnan or Pramodhawardhani, the daughter of Samaratungga, descendent of Sailendra Dynasty, and who was married to Rakai Pikatan in the Hindu tradition. The Plaosan complex is an ensemble of two Buddhist temples, Plaosan Lor and Plaosan Kidul

Plaosan complex is divided into 2 groups, namely the North Plaosan Temple and the South Plaosan Temple. Both of the temples have square terrace that is encircled by wall, a pillbox for meditation at the west part and dome on other side. Because of that similarity, the appearance of both temples are the same when they are seen from distant so that Plaosan temple is also called the twin temples

02/09/2018

Banjarmasin Floating Market

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02/09/2018

Indonesia Is the World's Largest Island Country

Indonesia is composed of 17,508 islands, some 6,000 of which are inhabited. This vast place extends 5,120 kilometres from east to west. That's longer than the distance (as the crow flies) from London to Tehran (4,403km)

With 735,358 square miles of land, it is the 14th largest country in the world by available land. When both land and sea are taken into account, it is the seventh largest in the world

01/09/2018

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30/10/2017

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Jalan Karang Pola Dalam 2 No 2A
Jakarta
12540

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Tuesday	09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:30
Thursday	09:00 - 17:30
Friday	09:00 - 17:30

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Find Your Indonesia (FIYO) is a Platform that connects travelers with locals in exploring INDONESIA, ensuring an Authentic Local Experiences.

We aims to build social community for travelers and locals to encourage the creation of a social impact that can create sustainable and responsible tourism in Indonesia.

By social impact, we mean to create a positive effect for society by committing to action that solves social problems via the corridors of economy, environment, culture, human rights, unemployment, education, etc.

When travelling with local people, we are allowed unique experiences straight from the eye of our local friends. These travel experiences inspire people, which will spark inspirations, which will in turn become the seeds of change, encouraging behavior that leads to social change towards the goal of sustainable tourism.