Indonesia Insider Tips

Indonesia | Visit the Wildlife Conservation Alliance on the island of Sumatra, the only island where you can find the Sumatran tiger. Today there are thought to be an estimated 400-500 Sumatran tigers left in the wild; this project helps to conserve the tiger and its habitat throughout Indonesia.

Indonesia | Though English is widely spoken, get to know a few Indonesian words: Yes: La | No: Tidak | Thank you: Terimah Kasih | Good Morning: Selamat Pagi | To eat: Makan | Spicy: Pedas | Not Spicy: Tidak Pedas

Indonesia | Visit the iconic Malioboro Street in Yogyakarta, with a really cool vibe, it's the ideal place to buy souvenirs, explore markets and try the local fare in "Chinatown-style" tents. It is also a great place to find Batik made into table clothes, bags, curtains, pillows and more.

Indonesia | Be sure to watch a traditional Balinese Dance show. The Kecak (fire dance) is performed by chanting males, while the Barong Dance features a fight between good and evil and the Topeng Dance is performed in wooden masks and tells ancient stories of early kingdoms.

Indonesia | In Lombok, beach hopping is a must. Some of the best include Kuta Beach for its prime location, Tanjung Aan Beach for stunning sunsets, Selong Beach for surfing, Pink Beach for its rosy pink coral sand and Mawi and Semeit Beaches for picturesque views and glassy waters.

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