7 articles to prepare your trip
Indonésie, with its multiple ethnic groups and cultures, is widely recognized as **the country with the world's largest Muslim population.** Islam has a deep history in this country, extending over several centuries and shaping not only spirituality but also the country's culture and politics.
Europeanized, the term Batak, derived from Battak or Batta, designates the ensemble of Toba, Karo, Simalungun, Pak Pak, Angkola and Mandailing communities. All speak a different version of the Austronesian dialect
Sumatra
Jungles with orangutans, active volcanoes, Lake Toba, mythical waves of the Mentawai: everything you need to know to plan a trip to Sumatra.
Sulawesi
Sulawesi, Indonesia's giant orchid: Tana Toraja, diving at Bunaken, Togian Islands and endemic wildlife. Your complete guide to planning an unforgettable journey.
Siberut
150 km west of Sumatra, Siberut combines UNESCO primary rainforest, endemic primates and rare immersion among the Mentawaï people.
Samarinda
Along the banks of the Mahakam, Samarinda blends Bugis heritage, Dayak Kenyah villages, and tropical forests—a key cultural stopover in Indonesian Borneo.
Gorontalo
Gorontalo, the quiet capital of North Sulawesi, brings together whale sharks in Tomini Bay, a heart-shaped islet at Pulo Cinta, and world-class diving at Olele.
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