Few places in the world can lay claim to having as unique and varied a history as BOKEP INDONESIA. If you're looking for a break from the norm when it comes to exploring a country's many cultural attractions, then BOKEP is a great place to start. Inhabited for centuries by the people of the islands now known as Indonesia and Borneo, BOKEP is a small but spectacular group of islands that form part of the Indonesian archipelago. While some of the smaller neighbouring islands have enjoyed tourist development in the past, such as island hopping in the village of Borobudur and in the nearby cities of Makassar and Seminyak, BOKEP has remained largely unspoiled by Western contact and influence. And despite its size and isolated location, this island destination still manages to be one of the most welcoming places on earth. Whether you're looking for secluded seclusion or a more cosmopolitan feel, this incredible part of Indonesian culture will have something to offer you.
Located at the eastern end of the Lesser Sunda Islands, BOKEP is among the last true 'dry' island cities in the world. This means that its climate remains virtually temperate, with average temperatures hovering around 6 degrees, and rain falling only sporadically - though it does affect the island's coral reefs, which are protected by law and managed by an extensive marine park. And although its main airport is located on the mainland, the nearest airport to BOKEP is in Surabaya, some thirty kilometres away, and if you're planning a visit there, you'll need to fly in to Bali and take a ferry to reach your resort by road.
Just south of BOKEP is its largest city, Jakarta, which is the capital of Indonesia and one of the fastest developing cities in the world. Like BOKEP itself, Jakarta is a largely unspoiled city and enjoys a temperate climate with low humidity. As well as the centre of political and cultural life, Jakarta is home to the world-famous Javan Art Gallery and Museum; and it is also home to Australia's second largest financial centre, the Sydney Opera House.
But beyond the city, there is much more to BOKEP. The coastal region of Java is home to the famous islands of Sumbawa, Ketapang, and West Sumatra. They're an ideal base from which to explore the rich historic heritage of Java and the incredible natural landscape of Borneo. And in the west of the island you'll find the captivating cities of Surabaya and Yogyakarta, offering the chance to soak up the culture and art of one of the world's most beautiful places - Java. In fact, the island of Java itself is one of the world's top three UNESCO World Heritage sites and boasts some stunning scenery.
Moving back to BOKEP itself, you'll find an entirely different type of destination. Surabaya, the capital of Aceh, is a jewel in the crown as the perfect place to get away from it all and soak up some Asian culture and history at the same time. Surabaya even has its own airport with daily flights from Singapore, Hong Kong and other major cities around Asia. Once you've escaped the crowds of the big cities for a few days of serenity, you can stay in one of the many small rural hotels or even some of the traditional bungalows dotted around the island. For the real nature lovers, you can visit nature reserves and trek through the hills and valleys, or simply walk around the beaches to experience the sea, the sun and the sand.
There are so many reasons why you should consider BOKEP INDONESIA for your next holiday. The area covers so much of what you're going to experience on your trip, you can even spend a few weeks just exploring the small but extraordinary island of Indonesia. You'll have a lot of fun exploring the rich colourful history and rich culture.
