Indonesia is known for its diverse tourist attractions. The country has an endless list of wonderful tourist places, from beaches and volcanoes to temples and museums. You can visit Mount Rinjani, Kuta Beach, Campuhan Ridge Walk, Sanur Beach, Saraswati, Borobudur temples, and much more.
When it comes to natural beauty, Indonesia is the champion. Indonesia is not only surrounded by mountains and hills, it also has some of the world’s best underwater scenery. It’s no wonder that Indonesia’s underwater is called a diving paradise.
Many dive sites in Indonesia have been recognized worldwide, such as Misool Island, Raja Ampat. A paradise located in eastern Indonesia has one-third of the world’s coral. That’s why we can find much marine life under the sea of Misool Island, such as various types of ornamental fish, turtles, sharks, and coral reefs.
In addition, many dive sites in Indonesia are recognized worldwide and targeted by foreign tourists, including Bunaken Marine Park, North Sulawesi; Wakatobi, Southeast Sulawesi; and Derawan Islands, East Kalimanta
