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Why You Should Visit Indonesia Right Now

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Why You Should Visit Indonesia Right Now
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Indonesia. A rich archipelago (a collection of small islands in South-East Asia) filled with culture, food, beautiful sites. There is so much you can do and see, here is why you're next trip should be to Indonesia:

Food

Indonesian food is one of the most flavorful cuisines there is. Flavors are prioritized in cooking and spices are used sparingly making each bite of any kind of food enjoyable and packed with tastiness. From savory dishes to dessert, it is guaranteed that Indonesian food is something you will find interesting.

Culture

Indonesia is the most populous Muslim country in the world and for a series of islands it is so densely packed with people. It is home to around 250 million people and over 700 different dialects. The people in Indonesia also has some hindu and buddhist influences due to Indian merchants who settled in Indonesia early.

Beaches

Tourism in Indonesia is a huge industry because of the diversity of its destinations. A lot of people, however, come to Indonesia especially for the waves. With around 17,500 islands to choose from, surfers or people who just want to relax will definitely find a beach that they like.

Mountains

Not only does Indonesia have beautiful beaches, it also has mountains for the adventurous souls. There are mountains that require days to conquer and others can be ventured upon when you wish to see the sunrise from a different perspective.

Island-Hopping

Grab your swimsuits and pack a small suitcase. Many people choose to explore this country by jumping from island to island. There is something unique about each and every island with views that can't be found anywhere else. Like, for example, the swing set in the middle of the ocean.

"We travel, initially, to lose ourselves, and we travel, next, to find ourselves. We travel to open our hearts and eyes. And we travel, in essence, to become young fools again—to slow time down and get taken in, and fall in love once more." -Pico Iyer

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