Timor Island - Kupang - Lembata & Flores by drone | 4k Aerial Photography | Wild Indonesia 2020

We traveled in Indonesia for over 12 months while captured one of the best images by drone from over 100 locations, counties and villages. This beguiling nation of over 17,000 islands has massive potential for adventures. It's hard to beat Indonesia for the sheer range of experiences on offer.
Rich Diversity - The world’s fourth most populous country is like 100 countries melded into one: a kaleidoscope of a nation that sprawls along the equator for 5000km. Indonesia is a land of so many cultures, peoples, animals, customs, plants, sights, art and foods that it defies homogenisation.
The people are as radically different from each other as the variety of landscapes you'll see, with every island a unique blend. Over time, deep and rich cultures have evolved, from the mysteries of the spiritual Balinese to the ancient animist belief system of the Asmat people of Papua.

Beaches & Volcanoes - Venturing across Indonesia you’ll see a wonderfully dramatic landscape as diverse as anywhere on the planet. Sulawesi's wildly multi-limbed coastline embraces white-sand beaches and diving haunts, while Sumatra is contoured by a legion of nearly 100 volcanoes marching off into the distance, several capable of erupting at any time.

Bali's beaches are the stuff of legend, but you don't have to travel far to find even more beautiful and less touristed stretches of sand in Nusa Tenggara. The Banda islands in Maluku, Derawan in Kalimantan and Pulau Weh off Sumatra all offer superb beaches too.

Amazing Spectacle
Dramatic sights are the norm. There’s the sublime: an orang-utan lounging in a tree. The artful: a Balinese dancer executing precise moves that would make a robot seem ungainly. The idyllic: a deserted stretch of blinding white sand on Sumbawa. The astonishing: crowds in a glitzy Jakarta mall. The intriguing: tales of the beautiful Banda Islands' twisted history. The heart-stopping: the ominous menace of a Komodo dragon. The humbling: a woman bent double with a load of firewood on Sumatra. The delicious: a south Bali restaurant. The shocking: the funeral ceremonies of Tana Toraja. The solemn: Borobudur's serene magnificence.

Great Adventure
This intoxicating land offers some of the last great adventures on earth. Sitting in the open door of a train whizzing across Java, gazing out at an empty sea while on a ship bound for the Kei Islands, hanging on to the back of a scooter on Flores, rounding the mystifying corner of an ancient West Timor village or simply trekking through wilderness you’re sure no one has seen before.

Why I Love Indonesia - Gliding across the Banda Sea, from one stunning island to another, temple-hopping around Yogyakarta, beach-bumming in Bali and Nusa Tenggara, bar- and club-hopping in Jakarta, wishing I had more time to explore the jungles of Kalimantan or wind my way through Sulawesi's mountains. Indonesia is so vast and varied that it's almost impossible to be bored here. In fact, it's difficult just deciding where to go. And then there are the people, an astonishing mix of races and cultures and all welcoming you with a smile and hello. What's not to love?
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Surabaya/Heroes City of Indonesia (Capital City of East Java), Jakarta/The Big Durian (Capital City of Indonesia), Medan/Bandar Melayu (Capital City of North Sumatra), Balikpapan/Petroleum City of Indonesia (East Kalimantan), Malang/The City of Flower (East Java), Denpasar (Capital City of Bali), Yogyakarta (Special Region in Central Java), Palembang/The Land of Sriwijaya (Capital City of South Sumatra), Makassar/Great City of Indonesia (Capital City of South Sulawesi), Bandung/Paris van Java (Capital City of West Java), Tangerang, Manado/The City of Tinutuan Batam/Industrial City of Indonesia (Riau, Sumatra), Banjarmasin/The Thousands of Rivers City (South Kalimantan), Pontianak/City of The Equator (Capital City of West Kalimantan), Solo/The Spirit of Java (Central Java), Samarinda/The City of Edge (The Capital City of East Kalimantan), Padang/The Land of Minang (The Capital City of West Sumatra), Bukittinggi (The Landmark of West Sumatra), Bandar Lampung/The City of Kain Tapis (Lampung, Sumatra), Banda Aceh (The Special Region in Sumatra), Bengkulu (Bengkulu, Sumatra), Palu (The Capital City of Central Sulawesi), Gorontalo (Gorontalo, Sulawesi), Kendari (Southeast of Sulawesi), Kupang (The Capital City of East Nusa Tenggara), Ambon (The Capital City of Maluku), Mataram (The Capital City of Lombok), Jayapura (The Capital City of Papua)