The city of Bandung is situated in the middle of West Java and is the capital city of West Java Province. Bandung is built in the crater of a giant volcano. You can make a day hiking to the volcano Tangkuban Perahu lying north of the city and accessible by car as far as its rim. Or you can head south and visit Kawah Putih (The White Crater) where a large sulphur lake is hidden. The lake is known for fumes rising from its hot white waters all the time.

 Prambanan is the biggest temple complex in Java. You can find more than 224 temples in the complex. Three main temples are decorated with reliefs depicting the epic of the Ramayana.  The biggest Shiva Temple is 47 meters high. Prambanan temple compound was built in the 10th century.

 Makassar is a port city, the provincial capital of South Sulawesi and the largest city on Sulawesi Island. Makassar is situated on the western side of the peninsula of Celebes. Inhabitants of the town use their own language and own script called Lontara. In the port you can still see the traditional pinisi boats (sailing boats for long distance trade) or you can buy woven fabrics such as silk ikat.

 Is the capitol of North Sumatra province. Medan is located at the confluence of the Deli and Babura rivers and is the largest city on Sumatra and the third largest city in Indonesia. The most visited places in Medan are the Maimun palace of the Sultanate and the Great Mosque (Masjid Raya) of Medan built in 1906.

 Is the second largest city in Indonesia located on the northern shore of eastern Java. Surabaya is the capital of East Java Province. Surabaya can boast of the Holy Grave of Sunan Ampel, Cheng Ho Mosque, Indonesia’s first mosque built in Chinese style architecture, the old Arab and Chinese quarters in the northern part of the city, Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in East Java.

 The Karimunjawa archipelago is a chain of 22 tiny islands in the Java Sea situated northwest off Java Island. You can spend every day of your fantastic holiday on another island. Your activities can range from snorkelling, diving, fishing to visiting the Karimunjawa Marine National Park. This area is still a bit isolated and abandoned so you needn’t worry about crowds of tourists

 Bukit Lawang is a village in northern Sumatra on the borders of the Gunung Leuser national park where a rehabilitative station concerned with the orangutans rescue has been established. You can observe orang-utans while feeding at a platform in the forest.

 The Island of Bali lies 2 kilometres east of Java and is rightly nicknamed the jewel of Indonesian archipelago. Bali Island is an ideal holiday destination including luxurious hotels, cocktail bars near the beaches, wonderful shopping, lively nightlife, warm blue water, amazing countryside… You can take part in a guided snorkelling tour and admire coral reefs and water animals.

 Nias Island is a small island (140km long and 50km wide) off the western coast of Sumatra. Exceptionally beautiful nature, megalithic sites, traditional settlements, vernacular architecture - it all contributes to the uniqueness of the island. Nias Island is known among surfers as a paradise. The most renowned surfing area is Sorake Bay boasting of both left and right-hand breaks.

 Krakatau is a volcanic island in the Sunda Straits between the islands of Java and Sumatra. The name Krakatau represents the island group, the main island and the actual volcano. The eruption in 1883 is considered to be one of the largest explosions on Earth in recorded time. Since 1927 small eruptions have been frequent. You can sail the Sunda Strait, observe the Krakatau and even hike up to the crater.

 Is a fascinating city on the island of Java known as a centre of fine art and handicraft. Local handicraftsmen preserve the tradition of making batiks, silver and leather works. The city has become famous also for the traditional shadow plays (wayang kulit) and vivid art scene.