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Balikpapan | |
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| In the heart of an unsung part of Borneo, Balikpapan is Kalimantan’s gateway city. | ||||
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Lombok | |
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| Rural and untouched, blessed with eco-jewels and friendly people, Lombok is packed with things to do – yet not packed with visitors. | ||||
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Manado | |
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| Living on the edge. That’s the appeal of diving the walled reefs of Bunaken. | ||||
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Medan | |
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| Synonymous with serene Lake Toba and with kuay lapis, the delicious layer cake that is exported from here. Whether or not you crave this sweet treat, Medan offers you a memorable visit to a timeless spot. | ||||
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Palembang | |
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| With land rich in coffee, tea and quartz, Palembang is an industrial city rich with stunning scenery. | ||||
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Solo | |
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| Centre of power under the great Javanese kingdoms, Solo boasts two palaces – the Surakarta Kraton and the Mangkunegaran Kraton. It is also the gateway to the largest Buddhist monument on earth, the Borobudur Temple, one of the country’s most remarkably built structures and a place of prayer and pilgrimage. | ||||
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Surabaya | |
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| An important trading and business city, Surabaya is the gateway to mighty Mount Bromo, one of Indonesia’s most famous volcanoes. | ||||
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