5 articles to prepare your trip
Just a few kilometres from Ubud, Yeh Pulu unfolds a 25-metre carved frieze in stone: hunting scenes, riders, Ganesh and a sacred well.
Located 15 km from Surakarta, Sangiran is one of the world's great paleoanthropological sites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, with a museum organized across three halls.
19 km from Yogyakarta, Ratu Boko spreads its ruins across a hilltop overlooking Prambanan and Mount Merapi. Royal palace, monastery, or royal residence?
Near Lospalos, at the eastern tip of Timor-Leste, Lene Hara cave preserves traces of human occupation spanning 35,000 years.
Nine 8th-century Hindu temples perched at 900 m on Mount Ungaran, 30 minutes from Semarang. Among Indonesia's oldest.
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