- Geographic location:There's a lot of Indonesia to explore as it comprises of over 17,000 islands and covers an area of nearly 5,000kms. It's also located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Asia and Australia.
- Capital:Jakarta
- Language:Indonesian
- Travel documents required:All visitors to Indonesia requre a visa which must be valid for six months from date of entry. Most nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival for a fee of around £6 or $10 for stays of seven days or £15 or US$25 for a stay of up to 30 days. Visitors must also tickets for forward travel and proof of suficient funds.
- Voltage used :110/120 volts at 50Hz
- Time zone:GMT+7 to GMT +9
- Dialling code:Country code +62
- Climate:Due to Indonesia's location on the equator, the country is hot year round. It also has two seasons, wet and dry. The wet season usually runs between October and April, but check before travelling to ensure your trip doesn't become a washout
- Vaccines:Recommended vacinations include Diphtheria, Hepatitis A (infectious hepatitis), Tetanus, and Yellow Fever
- Currency:Rupiah
Opiniões dos nossos viajantes sobre Indonesia
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Recorriendo el este de Bali
por RosanaUna de las rutas que realizamos durante nuestra visita a Bali fue la zona del este y creedme que merece la pena. En Klungkung, podrás visitar los antiguos Tribunales de Justicia que datan del S.XVIII. Siguiendo la ruta por la costa este, llegarás a la aldea de pescadores de Kusamba, donde sorprende el color de la arena de la playa, bastante oscura debido a la lava. Es un bonito espectáculo observar las pequeñas barcas de pescadores todas de colores. Después puedes visitar la Cueva de los murciélagos de Goa Lawah, para después ir a los baños reales de Tirtagangga, donde se tiene la creencia que las aguas son puras y sagradas… En fin, estos son algunos lugares que recomiendo visitar en la zona este, aunque hay muchos más�
- Publicado a 13/03/2009
