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Java, Top Tourist Destination In Indonesia

Java, Indonesia, the fifth largest island in the world’s largest archipelago, is a top tourist destination. Though it consists of only one-seventh of the country’s total land area, Java Indonesia is one of the most densely populated regions in the world, with two-thirds of the country’s population living in it. The Republic’s largest city, the capital city, Jakarta and the next two largest cities Surabaya and Bandung are located in Java, Indonesia.

For centuries, Java, Indonesia has been the cultural, Political and Economic centre of the entire archipelago. The Main port is Tanjungpriok, where most of the country’s domestic and international shipping firms are located. Yogyakarta and Surakarta are the cultural centers of Java, where you can witness Indonesia’s cultural heritage. Here you can find souvenirs like teak, native coffee, tobacco, batik, masks, puppets, woodcarving, Jewelry, ethnic clothing and sarongs, paintings, ceramics and basket wares that you can take home.

Majority of Java, Indonesia people are Muslims but Chinese and Arab Communities also exist. Bahasa Indonesia with around 250 dialects is the chief language of Java Indonesia. But Bahasa English is understood by some locals working in tourist spots. English national newspapers like Indonesia times, Indonesia observer and Jakarta Post are also published here.

Religious festivals like Idul Fitri End of Ramadan ( dates vary), Neypi , the Balinese Saka New Year and Day of Silence, Idul Adha, the day of sacrifice for Muslims, Muharram or the Islamic New Year, Waisak Day, Buddha’s birth/death , Isra Mi’raj Nabi , Prophet Mohammed’s Ascension Day and Maulud, birth of Mohammed are all marked as holidays for the Indonesians. Other holidays include Imlec Chinese New Year, Wafat Isa Al Masih (Good Friday), Kartini day commemorating the birth of Raden Ajeng Kartini, the founder of women’s rights movement, Independence Day August 17th, Hari Raya Natal or Christmas Day on December 25th.

Java, Indonesia has been declared safe for tourists. Java and rest of the archipelago are familiar for Diving activities. Tourists can also wander in some unknown islands with the help of local guides. Major Airports are located in the urban hubs of Bali and Jakarta. Buses, Trains, taxis, boats and ferry services are the national transports. Apart from buses and taxis, local transports include microlets or small minivans, bemo or converted pick-up trucks, Bajaj three-wheeled scooters operating in Jakarta , Bekak meaning bicycle rickshaw that operate everywhere except Jakarta, Ojeks or motorbike taxis and rented motorbikes available at a rent of 20,000 to 30,000 Rupiah per day.

Java, Indonesia is also famous for its lush tropical forests where most of the country’s timber production is done. These forests are home for some exotic animals like tigers, crocodiles and several species of birds of stunning plumage. Java’s tropical climate is warm and humid.



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