Indonesia: More than 16,000 Islands
This country truly has it all! Whether you’re seeking the ultimate beach getaway or an adventure in nature, Bali, Java, and Lombok have long been no secret to most tourists. However, Indonesia consists of more than 16,000 islands, making it the world’s largest archipelagic state. So, there’s plenty more to discover.
Indonesian Islands
Indonesia Has It All
The country comprises bustling metropolises, untouched nature, unique wildlife, and, of course, the most tropical beaches. With a population of over 260 million inhabitants, Indonesia is the fourth most populous country globally. The Indonesian population consists of hundreds of ethnic groups, and despite having an official national language, 742 different languages and dialects are spoken. Half of Indonesia is covered in rainforest, boasting the world’s second-largest biodiversity after Brazil. Here, you can spot animals found nowhere else on earth, such as Sumatran tigers, Javan rhinoceroses, and Komodo dragons.
