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The islands and people of Indonesia constitute the fourth most populated nation in the world. There are estimated to be a total of 17,508 islands, of which only about 6,000 are inhabited ...
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Indonesia Accommodation
- The islands and people of Indonesia constitute the fourth most populated nation in the world. There are estimated to be a total of 17,508 islands, of which only about 6,000 are inhabited ...
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Sulawesi Accommodation
- Sulawesi straddles Wallace's Line meaning that it has a mix of both Asian and Australasian species. However, the majority of Sulawesi's wildlife belongs to the Australasia region.
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Sumatra Accommodation
- Sumatra is not very densely populated. It is nonetheless the fifth most populous island in the world. The most populous regions include most of North Sumatra and central highlands in West Sumatra, while the major urban centers are Medan and Palembang.
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West Papua Accommodation
- Irian Jaya (now called West Papua) is a tropical island with primeval rain forests, powerful rivers, beautiful beaches, lakes, and mountains.
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Articles
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Selayar - a remote diving paradise in Sulawesi
by MonaD
- Selayar is a hidden paradise for divers, located off the southern end of Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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The Liberty Wreck
by Andy Taylor
- Standing here on the cobbled stone beach of Tulamben Bay, Bali its hard to believe that just 40 meters from the beach below these calm blue waters lies.......
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Diving the Spice Islands
by Beth Tierney
- The water is mirror calm, deep blue yet glistening with gold as the sun starts to set. We are sitting on the prow of our phinisi schooner approaching the imposing slopes of Guning Api.
