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It is situated off the northwest tip of Bird’s Head Peninsula on Papua, the most eastern island of the Indonesian Archipelago.

• Komodo Island

• Raja Ampat

• Pink Beach

• Balekambang Beach

This famous Buddhist temple, dating from the 8th and 9th centuries, is located in central Java.

• Jago Temple

• Bajang Ratu Temple

• Badut Temple

• Borobudur Temple

It is known for some of its popular attractions Lompat Batu.

• Komodo Island

• Nias Island

• Bawean Island

• Sempu Island

Located in Srigonco, Bantur in the south part of Malang, in one part of the beach a Hindu temple Amarta Jati lies unbothered. The temple is built on a huge rock, Ismoyo island.

• Balekambang Beach

• Banyu Meneng Beach

• Goa Cina Beach

• Gatra Beach

Soaring over 2300 meters above sea level, it is the only active volcano inside Java's spectacular Tengger Caldera national park.

• Mount Semeru

• Mount Bromo

• Mount Jaya Wijaya

• Mount Kelud

A small beautiful island, a part of Indonesia's archipelago, and it is the most famous of Indonesian tourism in the world.

• Bali

• Java

• Sumatra

• Sulawesi

An active volcano in East Java famous for its blue fire, a turquoise, tranquil, but highly toxic crater lake, and sulfur miners.

• Lake Toba

• Tangkuban Perahu Crater

• Ijen Crater

• Lake Kelimutu

Sometimes, the lake's colors are blue, green, and black, and some other times they turn to white, red, and blue. It is the smallest National Park among six national parks in the stretch between Bali and Nusa Tenggara islands.

• Lake Toba

• Lake Kelimutu

• Lake Kerinci

• Lake Segara Anak