Introduction to a Trip to Indonesia
If you want to take a tour of the vast archipelago of “Java Man”, then is your opportunity to discover Indonesia. Travel to Asia lets you know a country filled with volcanoes, coral reefs, beaches and much more charming. Here is a guide to great adventures and explorations in this magical and exotic island.
Indonesia’s Geographic Location
Indonesia is a large archipelago consisting of 18,108 islands, but only 6,000 are inhabited. Its location on the map is between Southeast Asia and Australia, just surrounded by the Indian and Pacific oceans. This country of 1,919,440 square kilometers is ranked 16 of the largest countries in the world. Its population is located mainly on the islands of Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi and Borneo. The latter shared with Malaysia and Brunei.
Safety Trip to Indonesia
Indonesia is a country with strict controls on drugs, so we have to be careful with them because the country does not distinguish between hard and soft, use or trafficking. In Bali we constantly offer marijuana and other herbs … but again we say that the issue of drugs is punishable by prison, and no joke. On the other hand if you’re traveling to Jakarta and the island of Java is advisable to register at the Spanish Embassy in these areas. Also we advise not to travel on Aceh, northern Sumatra, the central part of Sulawesi, Irian Jaya (the western part of Papua New Guinea), Kalimantan (Borneo), Maluku and Timor. If you take a vacation in Bali, be careful when walking, as there is theft by step look at the tourists.
Climate. When is the best time for a trip to Indonesia?
Indonesia’s climate is tropical and humid. There are 2 stations vary with the equatorial air circulation and the southern air. Therefore, during certain seasons can be found monsoons. The dry season is from June to September rainy season is from December to March. The country’s tropical areas have rains for most of the year, however, the climate of Central Maluku is an exception and goes in reverse. In this territory, the rainy season is from June to September and the dry season from December to March.
Source: http://asiaviaje.com/viaje-a-indonesia-guia-de-viaje-a-indonesia-y-recomendaciones/
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