Lampung, Hidden Paradise Travel Destination in Indonesia

Lampung, a province in Indonesia located not so far from the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta, saves a hidden paradise travel destination from the promotion of paradise travel agency. The blue sea, the white sand, and the silence of the small islands became the excellence of tourism in Lampung.

Lampung Province is currently trying to build road infrastructure to facilitate tourists visiting tourist attractions there. As the entrance from the island of Java to the island of Sumatra, Lampung province is very strategic because it is always passed by travelers, both for business and tourism purposes.

Lombok, Various Paradise Travel Destination in Indonesia

The island of Lombok has recently started as a popular travel destination for tourists. The island of Lombok is located close to the island of Bali to benefit because it is easily reached by tourists who are visiting the island of Bali. As an island. Lombok is awarded several diverse paradise travel destination, so tourists have a variety of options regarding tourist sites to be visited while on the island of Lombok.

Enjoy the Majestic Blue-fire Lights of Ijen Crater

When hearing the name Ijen Crater, for most people of Indonesia, the thought is the existence of a majestic blue-fire lights coming out of the Crater of Ijen. This majestic blue-fire lights is a tourist attraction located in the crater of Ijen, in the area of ​​Ijen mountain, Banyuwangi, Indonesia. In addition to Ijen Crater, this majestic blue-fire lights is only found in the country of Iceland.

Mount Ijen itself is one of the active volcanoes owned by Indonesia. This volcano has a height of about 2443 mdpl. This mountain erupted last time in 1999. In 2012, Ijen volcano is in a state of standby, although in the end it does not erupt.

By 2016, the Ijen crater is designated by UN UNESCO as one of the world's biosphere reserves. This of course can be added value promotion from the mountain area Ijen.

The majestic blue-fire lights of ijen

Wakatobi, A Joyful Paradise Tourist Destination in Indonesia

Wakatobi, when hearing that name that comes to mind is surely an underwater paradise full of coral reefs and beautiful fishes that swim in between the coral. You are not wrong, Wakatobi is famous as a tourist destination famous for its natural beauty under the sea. Therefore, this place is famous among tourists as the best destination for diving and snorkeling. As a national marine park owned by Indonesia, its biodiversity is well maintained. In Wakatobi, there are more than 750 of the 842 species of coral reefs in the world, or about 90% of the coral species are here.

Wakatobi National Park is located in Wakatobi District, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. Inside the Country Map of Indonesia, Wakatobi is at the bottom of Sulawesi Island. In 2012, UNESCO establishes Wakatobi as one of the Biosphere Reserve in Indonesia. The name Wakatobi comes from the names of the four major islands, namely Wangi-Wangi (WA), kaledupa (KA), Tomia (TO), and Binongko (BI).

Tourist Attraction In Wakatobi

Wakatobi as a joyful paradise tourist destination in Indonesia has several diving points in Wakatobi area. There are four islands in Wakatobi that have beautiful dive sites, namely Wangi-Wangi Island, Hoga Island (Kaledupa Resort), Tomia and Binongko.

wakatobi diving resort

Wakatobi map

Tomia

In the waters around Tomia Island there are six main diving points, namely Sombu, Cape Kapota, Kapota Lake, Wandoka Pinnacle, Kampung and Waha Ropes.

Raja Ampat (The Remote Natural Paradise of Indonesia)

Raja Ampat is part of a group of islands located on the island of papua the western tip near the head of birds on the island of papua. This new tourist paradise is found recently and the location is still green, and still promising for lovers of nature tourism that expects a virgin nature aka unspoiled. In 2017, Indonesian President Joko Widodo has spent time on the resort in Raja Ampat, Papua.

Based on many studies, both research on a national and international scale, there are almost 75% of the world's coral reefs in Raja Ampat, Papua, which makes Raja Ampat as the richest coral reef in the world. The beauty of coral reefs and marine biota will certainly attract diving and snorkeling enthusiasts to enjoy the beauty of underwater scenery from Raja Ampat. Do not forget to bring an underwater camera to capture these beautiful moments.