Travel Guide Indonesia

Indonesia, a Country of thousands of beautiful and exotic Islands, that spark off your imagination with thoughts of fine sandy beaches, huge temple complexes, great diving and the giant dragons of Komodo. The islands of Indonesia are spread over a vast expanse of ocean and technically speaking is divided by two Continents.

The Sumatra Earthquake and the Great Indonesia Tsunami, which followed was the most devastating natural disaster and killer of our modern era and present period. Billions of dollars poured in to help the surviving victims. After the area was mopped up we see that left behind is an eco-system mini-disaster. Cleaning up this environmental disaster has not been easy, but still more work needs to be done.

Therefore on behalf of an online Think Tank Forum, I propose that we get specific and concentrate on the biggest and most pressing concerns to heal the environment and protect life.

One has to wonder after the Indonesia Tsunami caused by the Sumatra Earthquake; If Indigenous Indians in Indonesia can sense an Earthquake before it happens; then well, all people should be able to do the same thing right? Well perhaps and perhaps not.

The capital city of the world’s largest archipelago, Jakarta on the island of Java in Indonesia is a city of diverse culture and rich heritage. Buddhism and Hinduism left great legacies on the islands including Jakarta, where you’ll find remnants of great civilizations that once stood ground on the islands.

Visiting scenic Indonesia would be much more enjoyable when you get to interact with the locals although it might surprise you to know that Indonesia has roughly 300 dialects! Well, you don’t need to learn them all (you might not be able to in your lifetime). Bahasa Indonesia is the official language of Indonesia and is understood by more than 95% of the people. These online Indonesian translation services can translate documents for you from and into English for certain charges.

Indonesia never runs short of places to explore. The country’s 17,508 islands lying astride the equator would need you to travel by inter-island ferries to reach other islands that offer their own distinct traditions and cultures. The biggest island in Indonesia is the Java Island where also the nation’s capital, Jakarta, sits. Indonesia travel leads you to picturesque destinations whether you go for nature trekking near volcanoes, temples, or frolic in crystal clear waters of Indonesia’s beaches.