Invitation to Indonesia
Ultimate in Adventure

Ir. Jero Wacik, SE
Minister of Culture and Tourism, RI
Dear Friends,
I would like to personally invite you to come to Indonesia to experience the adventure
and eco-tourism opportunities that can be found throughout our beautiful archipelago
of 17,000 plus islands.
Ecotourism offers visitors ecologically sustainable tourism that enables you to
experience areas of great natural beauty in a way that fosters environmental and
cultural understanding, appreciation, and conservation among visitors and host
communities alike.
Islands such as Kalimantan and Papua in particular offer the serious adventure
traveller many rugged & challenging options. However, for those people seeking an
easier challenge in the form of trekking or biking, Java and Bali can readily offer
you a wonderful active holiday that can reveal to you the local way-of-life and rural
beauty on a daily basis.
Whatever you decide to do, you can always be certain of receiving a very warm
welcome when you come and discover Indonesia’ adventure and ecotourism
s
opportunities for yourself!
Regards,
Jero Wacik
Contents
For the active and adventurers, there is a magnificent choice of outdoor activities on offer in Indonesia
Introduction
02 - 03 Indonesia is a playground for an amazing range of outdoor activites.
04 - 05 Off Road Adventures
The most volcanic region in the world naturally offers excellent off road opportunities.
Trekking
06 - 09 Volcanic peaks including Mount Rinjani, Mount Agung and Mount Bromo are just a few of the
multitude of mountain treks available.

Whitewater Rafting
10 - 12 Gushing rapids and glorious countryside greet whitewater rafting enthusiasts across the
archipelago.
Mountain Biking
12 - 13 Whether on organized tours or freewheeling solo, Indonesia is a mountain biker’ dream.
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Surfing
14 - 17 The country’ legendary waves are renowned the world over. Indonesia is quite simply the world’
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premier surfing destination.
Paragliding
18 - 20 Soaring above the beauty of the landscape is an ideal way of getting to know the enormous
diversity the country offers.

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ocated between the Asian and
Australian continents, where
Ultimate in
the earth’ plates, climate
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zones and ancient cultures
meet, Indonesia offers an
incredibly diverse range of natural and
cultural wonders. With thousands of
Adventure
islands offering an incredible choice
of terrain, Indonesia has a wealth of
opportunities for the adventure traveller.
From smoking volcanic peaks and
roaring river rapids to some of the best

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diving and surfing spots in the world, the country bikers and eco-tourists, whether for an afternoon
offers an unbeatable choice of outdoor activities stroll through a Javanese rainforest reserve or a
for everyone, regardless of skill, age or prowess. grueling month’ mountain bike across Nusa
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Bali has long been the country’ premier tourist
s Tenggara.
attraction with its wide variety of attractions, With around 70% of the archipelago covered
spectacular natural beauty and rich living culture. in water, Indonesia boasts one of the richest and
However, for the true adventure traveller, Indonesia’
s most diverse marine and coastal wetland
lesser-known isles offer equally diverse opportunities environments in the world. Marine tourism has
and extreme adventure possibilities. Those with become a popular way of visiting the archipelago,
ample time, money and patience can visit isolated with a wide choice of cruise boats plying the
communities hidden in the deep forests of waters around Java, Bali, Lombok, Sulawesi, West
Kalimantan, scarcely accessible mountain valleys Papua and the Komodo National Park offering
in Irian Jaya, and any of the over 17,000 remote diving or surfing tours and island exploration trips.
islands scattered across the archipelago Luxury cruisers transport visitors from Bali to
Indonesia is home to an extensive network of the far reaches of Nusa Tenggara while refurbished
national parks and nature reserves, most of which traditional Phinisi schooners evoke the romanticism
welcome visitors, with a wide choice of tour and adventure of a bygone era. This marine tourism
operators specializing in wildlife and wilderness often represents eco-tourism at its finest with boats
tours. In the national parks and vast rural areas, offering knowledgeable guides, complete on-board
well-maintained tracks and paths make many areas libraries, video presentations and lectures on local
of the archipelago a paradise for trekkers, mountain ethnology and ecology by experts.
Surya Kencana, Gunung Gede, West Java
by : Paradiba

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Off road
Visitors wanting to hire 4x4 vehicles have a
wide range to choose from and there are hundreds
of both well-paved roads and rocky tracks to be
explored. Alternatively visitors can enjoy a number
of organised 4x4 driving tours of the mountains,
which usually include trips to traditional villages,
waterfalls and objects of natural beauty.
In contrast to the majority of holidaymakers,
the Balinese worship the mountains and believe
the sea to be the domain of evil spirits. Any trip
up the numerous roads into the hills will reveal
why the locals believe this part of the island to be
sacred. The beauty of the mountains, sculpted rice
paddies and deep dramatic valleys are contributing
factors to the island’ reputation as one of the most
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beautiful on earth.
Equally awe-inspiring, the east coast of Bali
offers excellent off-road possibilities. The road east
from the coastal town of Candidasa cuts through
spectacular scenery; beautifully sculpted rice paddy
basins stretching from sloping hills right down to
the glimmering ocean. About 30 minutes drive
from Candidasa is the historical and picturesque
town of Amlapura, once named Karangasem, the
capital of the regency with the same name and

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rechristened after the eruption of the nearby Mount
Agung in 1963 in a bid to hopefully prevent future
eruptions. Heading on eastwards towards Amed,
the views are magnificent with lush vegetation
giving way to a more arid landscape. Out of the
rocky soil the local farmers harvest cassava, tapioca
and peanuts with the land far too dry for rice
cultivation.
Amed is a small coastal village, which
survives on harvesting seasalt and a growing
tourism industry. The coastal road is dotted with
The east coast of
Bali offers excellent
off-road possibilities
a selection of guest-houses and small hotels. The
major attraction for visitors to this area is the peace
and seclusion and it’ proximity to some of the best
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diving on the island. The coastal road winds round
rocky coves and secluded bays bordered by a
sparkling ocean speckled with colourful jukung
(fishing boats).
Waka 4x4 the perfect car for your off road experience
www.wakaexperience.com www.the-waka.com

Kawah Ijen (the green carter) East Java’ spectacular acid Lake
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Trekking
The most volcanic area of the world, renowned
as the ‘ring of fire’, Indonesia has peaks to suit both
the casual walker and the experienced mountain
climber. From Mount Kerinci in West Sumatra to the
snow-capped summits of West Papua, there are climbs
and treks for all levels of fitness and ability.
Highlights include the stunning Mount Rinjani in
Lombok, Mount Gede and Mount Pangrango in West
Java, Mount Bromo in East Java, Mount Agung and
Mount Batur in Bali and Mount Tambora in Sumbawa.
Hikes range from three to four hour climbs to three
to five day ascents. Lombok’s Mount Rinjani is one
of the country’s most popular hikes, a three-day climb
the sparse landscape of Papandayan Mountain

the smoking lava dome at Soputan, North Sulawesi
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that takes walkers through some of the
country’s most stunning scenery. Famed for
its rare beauty and eerie isolation, Rinjani,
at 3,726 metres, is the second highest
volcano in the Indonesian archipelago.
Virtually the whole mountain complex, that
stretches 65 kilometres across the northern
part of the island, was declared a national
park in 1997. Local communities, businesses
and national park officials formed the
The most volcanic
area of the world,
renowned as the
‘ring of fire’
Rinjani Trek Management Board, and so
created one of the country’s premier trek
destinations.
Lombok is only slightly smaller than Bali
and similar in topography, with fertile
alluvial plains, evergreen rainforests, and
picturesque, finely crafted rice terrace s
stepping down to the sea. There the
similarities stop. The deep oceanic trench
that separates the two islands marks the
Wallace Line: the faunal divide between
Asia and Australia. For millennia, the strait
has so hindered the natural migration of
plants and animals that the mix of species
early morning eruptions at Jonggrin Seloko Volcano, Semeru, Java

Aiau Island, North Sulawesi is dominated by the dramatic Karangetang Volcano
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differs dramatically on each side. As the Balinese the rest of the island in both climate and pace of
say, looking across the gusty, swirling, dangerous life, Bedugul is an excellent place to explore the
body of water, ÅhHere the tigers end. countryside on foot. Practically untouched by
In Bali, those looking for some bracing fresh air development, two of the lakes lie side by side,
and a cool retreat from the hectic coast, head to connected by a small canal and surrounded by
the beautiful area known as Bedugul, a hill station tropical rainforest. A selection of guided treks are
from colonial times, which offers hikers a great easily organized from most hotels in the area,
base for recreation surrounded by stunning scenery. including hikes through the rainforest around Lake
This is Bali’s lake district, with the countryside Tamblingan, which ends in a trip back across the
surrounding the three lakes of Bratan, Tamblingan water in a traditional boat. The walk starts with a
and Buyan providing a popular weekend escape step descent to the water’s edge from the road to
for the Balinese and the centre of the island’s fruit, the temple of Ulun Danu. The path continues around
vegetable and flower industries. A world apart from the lake cutting through amazing tropical vegetation

the sulfur fields on Papandayan Mountain
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Mount Rinjani
– massive towering trees cut out the harsh sunlight
keeping the temperature pleasantly low. Water
sports enthusiasts can also enjoy rowing or river
is one of the
kayaking trips on lake Tamblingan. Other hikes
visitors can enjoy in this area are trips through
local coffee and vegetable plantations or walks
country’s in the extensive Botanical Gardens, just west of
Candi Kuning. Covering more than 125 hectares
on the slopes of Gunung Pohon, this beautiful
most popular park, related to the famous Kebun Raya Botanical
Gardens in Bogor, West Java, contains an
impressive collection of trees and flowers, including
hikes more than 500 species of orchid.
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Rafting
Indonesia’s many rivers offer some of the best
rapids in the world for whitewater rafting
enthusiasts of all skill levels. The rivers of Sumatra,
Sulawesi, Java, Kalimantan and Bali offer a
selection of amazing adrenalin pumping journeys
through spectacular scenery and native jungle.
The most popular rapids include the Uyung
river in Bali, where a choice of internationally
run outfits offer top levels of safety, with well-
trained experienced guides and well-maintained
equipment. The majority of rides along the Ayung
river start to the north of Ubud, with the rapids
passing through some of the island’s most
spectacular scenery, the home to some of Bali’s
most exclusive hotels.

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rafting down the dense Jungle on the Citarik River, West Java
In West Java, the Citarik river, which snakes down
through the stunning beauty of the Mount Halimun
National Park, offers grade 3 rapids while the Pekalen
river in East Java offers an equally enthralling ride.
Further afield, try the Alas river in Sumatra, the Mai
Ting, Sa’dan, Rongkong and Ranoyapa rivers in
Sulawesi. Alternatively, try bamboo rafting on the
rivers of Kalimantan.
Many rivers offer some of the
best rapids in the world for
whitewater rafting
enthusiasts of all skill levels

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Mountain Biking
Getting out and exploring Bali should be on everybody’
s
holiday itinerary, Once away from the more touristy areas
of the island it’ easy to see how the island gained its
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reputation as one of the most diverse holiday destinations
in the world. The more adventurous traveler has a host of
inland activities to choose from – whitewater rafting, river
kayaking, tandem parachuting, elephant safaris, rice paddy
trekking, horse riding and off road motorcycling to name
a few and there is no danger of being lost for something
to do.
Exploring Bali should
be on everybody’s
holiday itinery
Guided mountain biking tours are very popular in
Bali, where tourists can enjoy exploring the beauty of the
island’ interior on two wheels away from the busy streets
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of the south. The various routes take bikers through the
back streets of small rural villages, where they can enjoy
the island’ spectacular rice paddies and the natural
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splendour of its mountainous heart. Tours are more tailored
towards the leisure cyclist and not the hardened enthusiast
– most of the routes tend to go downhill more than up but
it’ a fantastic way to experience parts of the island not
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accessible by car.

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The mountainous area of Kintamani around the
crater of Mount Batur is a popular starting point with
bikers heading down towards Ubud. This takes bikers
through contrasting vegetation as the altitude changes
– Kintamani is too high to farm rice and the area is full
of fruit and vegetable plantations and pine forests. As
bikers make their way through traditional Balinese villages
towards Ubud, the rice paddies replace the trees and
the cool mountain air becomes distinctly warmer. More
remote areas of Bali offer equally stunning scenery,
Enjoy the island’s
spectacular rice paddies
and the natural splendour
of its mountainous hear
including the roads running along the east coast of the
island which provide excellent mountain biking
opportunities.
In West Java, the hills of the Puncak area offer a
cool respite from the heart of the city and an excellent
base from which to enjoy trekking, mountain biking and
paragliding. Regular mountain bike tours of the area are
organized by the Indonesian Mountain Biking Association.
Alternatively bike enthusiasts can explore the Ciliwung
tea plantation – the Puncak is home to West Java’ main
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tea plantations.

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Surfing
The incredibly diverse variety of surfing spots many years and perhaps preferred to keep it a secret,
throughout Indonesia have contributed to the country’s but now the word is out – according to the
reputation as one of the world’s top surfing destinations. www.globalsurfers.com website, there are a total of
World famous breaks like Uluwatu, G-Land and Padang 1,621 surf spots in Indonesia.
Padang have been attracting the world’s top professional
surfers for many years, but it’s the unparalleled number Sumatra
of lesser known surf spots, with more being discovered One of Sumatra’s top surfing destinations, Nias lies
every day, that make Indonesia such an exciting surfing off the west coast of the island, offering spectacular
destination. waves that in the high season can reach as high as 3.5
Traditionally when people think about surfing in metres and are ranked within the best ten waves of the
Indonesia, their first thought is Bali. However, although world. Every year a long list of major surfing events are
there are some wonderfully exciting waves for surfers held here, including the World Professionals Qualifying
off Bali’s beautiful beaches, there are many other even Series. Equally challenging waves can be had on the
more challenging surf spots in other parts of Indonesia, Mentawai Islands, which lie off the central coast of
including Sumatra, Java, Sumba, Sumbawa and Lombok. Sumatra, consisting of four main islands. Pagai Selatan,
Surfers have known about the wonders of Indonesia for Pagai Utara, Sipora and Siberut.

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Java
The coast of West Java offers a number of tidy surfing
breaks, the most popular being the fishing village of Pelabuhan
Ratu near Sukabumi. Located about three hours from the
capital Jakarta, this area is a well-known beach escape with
a good range of accommodation on offer, surrounded by
beautiful unspoiled countryside. Waves here are generally
uncrowded although there is a small but growing local surfing
contingent and the waves are busiest from May to October,
when Cimaja beach gets the best swell.
Pelabuhan Ratu offers the perfect combination of sleepy
coastal villages, stunning beaches and good quality bars,
hotels and restaurants. Horseshoe-shaped bays along the
coast provide private romantic coves for sun-bathers and
excellent swells for surfers The area is also legendary in
Indonesia for being the home of Roro Kidul, the Queen of
the South Seas, who has a room dedicated to her at the
Samudra Hotel. Be warned, however, as it’s believed that if
bathers wear green in the ocean, she will take them forever
into her watery kingdom.

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Another quality surf spot in West Java is Panaitan
island, where the One Palm Point break offers one of
the country’s best left-handers. Adrenalin junkies and
big wave surfers should head for West Java’s Ujung
Genteng or the world famous G-Land on the eastern tip
of Java, home to the annual Quiksilver Pro and regarded
as one of the best waves in the world.
Bali
Indonesia’s most popular tourist destination offers
over 20 top-quality surfing breaks along the southwest
and southeast coasts of the island and around the
southern peninsula. Some of these waves, including the
legendary Dreamland, Padang Padang and Uluwatu,
are world-class barreling reef breaks. Others range from
good fun, like the beach breaks around Kuta and Sanur,
to serious heavy sucking bowls like Canggu, Balian and
Madewi. The peak surf season for Bali is from April
until October, when solid swells hit the reefs around
Uluwatu, and Nusa Dua, delivering the world-class

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waves that have made the island such a popular Sumbawa, the island of Sumba also offers one of the
international surfing centre. best kept surfing secrets of Indonesia. Surfers keen to
explore the islands east of Lombok are advised to take
advantage of the many charter boats on offer,
Nusa Tenggara
East of Bali the islands that make up Nusa Tenggara
offer the more adventurous surfer an excellent choice of
Challenging waves can be had on
surfing destinations. Closest to Bali, Lombok has a
decent number of surf spots along the south coast near
the Mentawai Islands, which lie
the sleepy village of Kuta. These include the long slow
off the central coast of Sumatra,
left and a very fast hollow right-hander of Mawi beach,
the left and right wrapping waves of Mawun beach, the
consisting of four main islands
hollow shifty lefty at Tanjung Aan, and the right peak
at Sigar. Lombok’s best wave is located at Desert Point,
widely regarded as one of the heaviest left-hand barrels
in the world. guaranteeing easy passage to the area’s best waves,
To the east of Lombok, Sumbawa island offers two as well as essential local knowledge.
main surfing areas, West Sumbawa and the Lakey area, Whether you’re a beginner struggling to ride your
which can be accessed by charter boat, ferry, overland first wave, or a seasoned professional, Indonesia’s
transfers or flights from Bali. To the south east of beaches offer a wealth of surfing thrills for everyone.

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Paragliding
world
dramatic Painam, West Sumatra
Imagine how many past generations dreamt of
the height of Puncak
flying like a bird in the air. Now you have the chance
to realize this dream by enjoying the magnificent feeling
of paragliding. Paragliding is an aero sport, which,
using the latest technology, enables you to fly without
engines like an eagle in the clouds – it’s a sport like
no other.
It’s easy, simple and cheap and through experience
and training allows skilled paragliders the chance to
do amazing aerial maneuvers and cover vast distances.
Paragliding in Indonesia
As the most volcanic region of the world, Indonesia
has no shortage of hills and mountains to enjoy
paragliding from and the sport is growing rapidly with
new dramatic sites being discovered all the time. There
is an amazing variety of geographical features across
the archipelago, offering paragliders the chance to
launch from dramatic mountains, ridges, cliffs and
slopes, over land and over sea.

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The growing number of popular paragliding sites
across the country include areas from the west of the
archipelago to the east, from Sumatra to West Papua.
Encompassing most of the nation’s major islands. In
Java, there are sites in West Java, Central Java and
East Java. In West Java, the most popular paragliding
destination is the Puncak area in between the capital
Jakarta and the city of Bandung. Here paragliding pilots
regularly meet, swap skills and plan trips to more remote
areas of the country. Flying in the Puncak area offers
magnificent views over huge tea plantations, pine trees,
tropical forests and mountains. There various different
start points offering short flights down the mountain or
much longer periods in the air, with large flight distances
Photos above and below provided by : Flybali-www.flybali.com
possible.
Paragliding in the Puncak offers a wide range of
services, and beginners have the opportunity to have
all the latest equipment and technology readily available.
Beginners can get a taste of what the sport involves by
going on a tandem flight. Alternatively there are a
number of courses available – the two-day training
course offers the chance of a qualified instructor, and
the excitement of solo flights after which paragliding
students will be recognized as glider pilots. Those
already qualified are welcome to join in on any of the
regular paragliding events that are held in the area.
Apart from the Puncak, there is also excellent
paragliding in East Java at Mount Bromo and in Central
Java near the city of Solo. Other destinations in Java
include Wonogiri, Batu, Kampoeng Toga and Sugih.
Here paragliders can enjoy a diverse landscape of
mountains, rice paddies, tea plantations and volcanic
craters.
In Bali there are also fantastic paragliding
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misty Puncak
involving flights over the stunning Kintamani area, where
mountains surround the beauty of Lake Batur and the
stunning East coast of the island, where the holy Mount
Agung, Bali’s highest volcano, towers over the sculpted
rice fields.
Further afield in Lombok, one of the country’s highest
volcanic peak, Mount Rinjani, offers the paragliding
enthusiast with some of the most spectacular scenery in
the world. Further east in the McArthur hills in West
Papua, the adventurer will discover one of the most
exciting regions in the world, a beautiful land of
mountains, jungle and lakes, where time has appeared
to stand still. Likewise, around Lake Toba in Sumatra,
paragliders have the opportunity to fly over a startling
landscape of unimaginable beauty.
Wherever you choose for your paragliding adventure,
it’s sure to say that you’ll have the experience of a
lifetime and leave Indonesia with memories that will
stay with you forever.

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West Sumatra Provincial Tourist Office
Ministry of Culture and Tourism SULAWESI
Gedung Sapta Pesona JI. Khatib Sulaiman no.7, Padang South Sulawesi Provincial Tourist Office
JI. Medan Merdeka Barat No. 17 Phone: 62-751.55 711, 55 183 Gedung Mulo
Jakarta 10110 Fax: 62-751. 446 282 J!, Sudirman No.23, Makasar 90133
Phone: 62-21.383 8102, 383 8436, Website: http.www.sumbar.id Phone: 62-411- 878 912
383 8352 Fax: 62-411- 812 314
Fax: 62-21.385 4558, 386 7589 Jambi Provincial Tourist Office Website:http//www.phinisi.com
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Phone: 62-431- 851 723
BALI
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JI. S. Parman Niti Mandala Denpasar 80235 Jl. Jend. Sudirman no.200, Pekan Baru
Phone: 62-361. 222 387, 226 313 Phone: 62-761. 314 52, 403 56 Central Sulawesi Provincial Tourist Office
Fax: 62-361. 226 313 Fax: 62-761. 314 52 JI. Dewi Sartika, Palu
Phone: 62-451- 217 95, 268 10
Bengkulu Provincial Tourist Office Fax: 62-451- 483 941
JI. P. Tendean No. 17, Bengkulu
JAVA
Banten Provincial Tourist Office Phone: 62-736- 212 72, 342 200 South East Sulawesi Provincial Tourist Office
Jl. Ayib Usman No. 1, Kaligandu Fax: 62-736- 421 00 Jl. Tebau Nunggu No 2, Kendari
Serang 42151 Phone: 62-401. 236 634
Phone: 62-254. 211 333 South Sumatra Provincial Tourist Office Fax; 62-401- 327 435
Fax: 62-254. 200 220 JI. Demang Lebar Daun Kav. IX, Palembang
Phone: 62-711. 356 661, 310 026, Gorontalo Provincial Tourist Office
West Java Provincial Tourist Office 311 345 JI. KH. Dewantara No. 147, Gorontalo
Jl. RE. Martadinata No. 209 Fax: 62-711 311 544 Phone: 62-435- 822 579
Bandung 40411 Fax: 62-435- 830 412
Phone: 62-22. 727 1385 Bangka Belitung Provincial Tourist Office
Fax 62-22. 727 3209 JI. Merdeka (ex. Wisma Timah lV)
Pangkal Pinang 33121 MALUKU
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Jl Kuningan Barat No.2, Jakarta 12710 ext 122 Kantor Gubernur Provinsi Maluku
Phone: 62-21.527 0917, 526 3922 Fax: 62-717- 437 442 Jl. Dr. J.B Sitanala, Ambon 97112
Fax: 62-21.522 9139 Phone: 62-911- 345 336, 352 471
Website: Jakarta.go.id Lampung Provincial Tourist Office Fax: 62-911- 352 471
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Central Java Provincial Tourist Office Bandar Lampung 35127 North Maluku Provincial Tourist Office
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Phone: 62-24.760 7184, 760 8570 Fax: 62-721- 266 184 Phone: 62-921- 326 277, 327 396
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Jl. Malioboro 56, Yogyakarta Jl. Letjen.Sutoyo Km 17, Pontianak Phone: 62-370- 634 800
Phone: 62-274.587 486 Phone: 62-561- 742 838, 741 445 Fax: 62-370- 637 233
Fax: 62-274. 565 437 Fax: 62-561- 739 644 Website: http//entebe.com
Email: disbudpar@wasantara.net.id
East Java Provincial Tourist Office East Kalimantan Provincial Tourist Office
JI Wisata Manengga1, Surabaya JI Jend. Sudirman 22, Samarinda East Nusa Tenggara Provincial Tourist Office
Phone: 62-31. 853 1714, 853 1815 Phone: 62-541- 736 860, 747 241 JI. Raya EI Tari No. 72, Kupang 85227
Fax: 62-31. 853 1822 Fax: 62-541- 736 868 Phone: 62-380 821 540, 833 650
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South Kalimantan Provincial Tourist Office Website: http//www.promontt.com
JI Pramuka No.4, Banjarmasin 702249 Email: promontt@tefkom.fd
SUMATERA
Nonggroe Aceh Darussalam Provincial Tourist Phone: 62-511- 364 5511, 326 4511
Office Fax: 62-511- 364 5512
Jl Tgk. Cik. Kuta Karan No. 03 PAPUA
Banda Aceh 23121 Central Kalimantan Provincial Tourist Office Papua Provincial Tourist Qffice
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Fax: 62-651.33 723 Phone: 62-536- 311 10, 310 07 Phone: 62-967- 583 001
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JI Jend. Ahmad Yoni No.107, Medan
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