OVERVIEW

Indonesia has been described as a country of wanderers. Not only is it the world’s largest archipelagic country, being located right on the equator means it is full exotic locations perfect for those with a wandering spirit.

With more than 17 thousand tropical islands spread across its 81 thousand kilometers of coast line, Indonesia is also home to enormous biodiversity. Some of its fauna are even on the endangered and exist nowhere but in Indonesia, like the famous Komodo dragon which, an animal from the dinosaur era. The home of this giant lizard, Komodo Island is now part of the new seven wonders of nature.[1]