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Archipelago with exceptionally rich marine biodiversity.

Crater featuring an acidic lake and the famous blue fire phenomenon.

Mangrove area where proboscis monkeys can be observed.

Museum housed in the former palace of the Kutai Sultanate in Tenggarong.

Southern beach known for its sand dunes and local legends.

Island with beaches, diving and World War II sites.

KRL station on the Rangkasbitung line in Serpong, South Tangerang.

Provincial museum housing historical and cultural collections of Jambi.

Iconic bridge spanning the Musi River.

Traditional village featuring cone-shaped Mbaru Niang houses in the mountains.

Pontianak Sultanate Palace located on the banks of the Kapuas River.

Deli Sultanate Palace featuring Malay, Mughal, and European architectural styles.

Island at the westernmost tip of Indonesia for diving and snorkeling, near the Zero Kilometer Monument.

White-sand beach and center of pinisi boat building.

Large tectonic lake in Central Sulawesi.

Lowland forest area and habitat for Sumatran elephants.

Replica of the Pagaruyung Kingdom palace in the traditional Minangkabau "rumah gadang" style.

Important peat swamp and mangrove wetlands for wildlife.