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Ubud is considered in many ways Bali's cultural heart. Located in the cool mountains, just one hour's drive north of the airport and the resorts of southern Bali, this traditional country town is home of one of Bali's royal families. Ubud is also a flourishing crafts centre. Around Ubud the surrounding villages like Campuhan, Penestanan, Peliatan and Batuan specialise in crafts and woodcarving which are sold all over the island. There are hundreds of shops selling antiques, woodcarvings, crafts, textiles, paintings and jewellery as well as some of the best art museums in the country, dozens of art studios, an excellent local craft market and galleries.

Bali’s Sidemen (pronounced Si-da-men) sprawls across an enchanting valley and not only offers a magnificent landscape of terraced hills overshadowed by Gunung Agung, but here you can connect with traditional village life and recharge away from the trappings of the tourist hustle and bustle elsewhere. German artist Walter Spies lived in Iseh for some time from 1932 in order to escape the perpetual party of his own making in Ubud. Later the Swiss painter Theo Meier, nearly as famous as Spies for his influence on Balinese art, lived in the same house.

If Jakarta is Java’s financial and industrial powerhouse, Yogyakarta is its soul. Central to the island’s artistic and intellectual heritage, Yogyakarta (pronounced ‘Jogjakarta’ and called Yogya or Jogja for short), is where the Javanese language is at its purest, Java’s arts at their brightest and its traditions at their most visible.

Fiercely independent and protective of its customs, and still headed by its sultan, whose kratonremains the hub of traditional life, contemporary Yogya is nevertheless a huge urban centre (the entire metropolitan area is home to over 3.3 million) complete with cybercafes, malls and traffic jams, even as it remains a stronghold of batik, gamelan and ritual.

Put it all together and you have Indonesia's most liveable and lovable city, with countless hotels offering the best value in Java across all price ranges. Its restaurants are tasty and there are cultural attractions everywhere you look within the city and on the outskirts, where you'll find Indonesia’s most important archaeological sites, Borobudur and Prambanan.

Far from Bali is the mysterious city of Magelang, one of six cities on the island of Java. We use Magelang as a springboard for exploring the rest of the local area which is home to some of the most impressive ancient monuments in the whole country - a must-visit place for anybody considering buying vacations in Indonesia. Magelang lies between the Progo and Elo reivers in central Java. The city dates back more than a thousand years and is close to the stunning 8th-century Borobudur Buddhist temple.

Magelang is most famous for its military heritage. The Dutch used Magelang as a base for their navy and army during colonial times, and the region retains its legacy until this day.

The Gili islands are a group of three small islands that are close to Lombok island. These Indonesian islands are famous on escorted Indonesia tours because of their stunning coral reefs just offshore, and the turtle colonies at Turtle Point.

If you love maritime history, you’ll need to pay a visit to the largest island in the Gili chain, Trawangan. Here you’ll find the enormous shipwreck of the US Liberty, just under the surface of the water, right next to Mentigi Beach.

Komodo, famous for the Komodo National Park and Komodo dragons, is one of the most beautiful destinations in all of Indonesia. Protected by national park status, the region remains relatively undeveloped to this day and remains an untouched wilderness, full of stunning wildlife.

While on Komodo, you can enjoy the stunning scenery or go for tours of the island. With a guide, you’ll discover all that there is to know about the unique ecology of the area and find out why preserving Komodo is so vital for future generations.

Jimbaran beach and the famous Jimbaran Bay are located on Bali's southwestern coast of the narrow isthmus connecting the Bali mainland and the Bukit Peninsula. The beach and the bay of Jimbaran offers small secluded areas, where tranquility and peace are the perfect antidote to a stressful world. The land gently slopes away from the beach revealing exclusive celebrity haunts hidden under a canopy of leafy tropical forests. Jimbaran Beach is also known as the home of luxury hotels, the likes of the Four Seasons Resort at Jimbaran Bay and the InterContinental Bali Resort & Spa. Find out about all the great Jimbaran hotels, dining spots, attractions and nightlife right here.

Nusa Dua is an area of southern Bali, famous for its white-sand beaches and impressive tourist resorts. Nusa Dua is the perfect place for a luxury stop-off on a tour of Indonesia’s island chain. While in Nusa Dua, you can visit any of the following locations:

• Visit Pantai Geger, a beautiful public beach with water sports right next to stunning hotels and accommodation
• Check out Water Blow, an enormous blowhole on the Bali coast where jets of water fly up into the sky every time the Pacific waves crash against it
• Visit Pura Gegar, one of the most popular destinations on Indonesia private tours. Pura Gegar lies just to the south of Gegar beach and is an excellent example of a Balinese temple
• Check out the Pasifika museum which showcases interesting artifacts from all over both Indonesia and Polynesia
• Visit Puja Mandala, a giant religious complex that stands in Nusa Dua which represents all five of the local religions
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