Indonesia

Jakarta is Indonesia's sprawling capital, a dynamic mega-city of markets and modern towers.

Bandung is a cool highland city known as the Paris of Java for its colonial architecture.

Yogyakarta is Java's cultural heart, gateway to the great temples of Borobudur and Prambanan.

Semarang is a historic port city blending Dutch, Chinese and Javanese heritage.

Surabaya is Indonesia's second city, a bustling port with deep maritime history.

Malang is a cool highland city near volcanic Mount Bromo's otherworldly landscape.

Denpasar is Bali's capital, gateway to the island's temples, beaches and rice terraces.

Ubud is Bali's cultural heart, set amid lush rice paddies and traditional arts villages.

Kuta is Bali's lively beach resort strip, famed for surf and sunset nightlife.

Lombok is a quieter island neighbor to Bali, known for pristine beaches and Mount Rinjani.

Labuan Bajo is the gateway to Komodo National Park's dragons and stunning dive sites.

Bogor is a cool hill city near Jakarta, known for its sprawling botanical gardens.

Surakarta, or Solo, is a royal Javanese city steeped in classical dance and batik tradition.

Makassar is a major eastern port city and gateway to Sulawesi's unique highland cultures.

Medan is Sumatra's largest city, gateway to Lake Toba and orangutan rainforests.

Bukittinggi is a cool highland town in West Sumatra known for dramatic canyon scenery.

Manado is a coastal city famed as a gateway to some of the world's best coral reef diving.

Balikpapan is an oil-industry hub and gateway to Borneo's wildlife and rainforests.

Banda Aceh is Sumatra's resilient northern tip, rich in Islamic heritage and history.

Sorong is the gateway to Raja Ampat, among the world's most biodiverse coral reefs.