What are the tourist attractions in Indonesia?

The famous tourist attractions in Indonesia are: 1. Borobudur; 2. Prambanan; 3. Yogyakarta Palace; 4. Ubud, etc. Ubud is the most artistic place in Bali and the best place to buy all kinds of handicrafts. In addition, the quiet rural scenery here is also very attractive. 800 thousand stupas

Borobudur is the most important relic in Indonesia and the largest pagoda relic in the world. Together with the Great Wall in China, the Taj Mahal in India and Angkor Wat in Cambodia, it is called "Four Wonders of the Ancient East". Borobudur looks like a mandala in the Buddhist Vajrayana from top to bottom, representing the vast world and the depths of Buddhism.

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Prambannam is the most magnificent Hindu temple in Indonesia. It has been destroyed by many volcanoes and earthquakes, and there are about 50 existing temple sites. Like Borobudur, Prambanan Temple is also built of volcanic rocks, and the walls are covered with exquisite reliefs. But most of its contents are based on the Indian epic Ramayana.

Yogyakarta Palace

Yogyakarta Palace was built in 1756 and has a history of more than 260 years. Members of the royal family still live in the palace, and visitors can feel the ancient palace atmosphere when they visit here. Yogyakarta Palace is a mixture of Islamic culture and Java culture, with European style.

Komodo national park

Komodo National Park consists of Komodo Island, Badal Island and Lincha Island, which is the home of Komodo monitor lizard. Komodo monitor lizard is the largest lizard in the world and an extremely fierce carnivore. To enter Komodo Island, you must first apply for a permit from PHPA Nature Reserve. Lake Doba Lake Doba is located in the Motor Plateau in northern Sumatra. It is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, surrounded by many volcanoes. This is more like a sea than a lake. There is also an island in the middle of the lake, and there is a small lake in the center of the island, forming a unique landscape of "lake in the lake"