Flores travel - Lonely Planet | Indonesia, Asia
Flores, the island given a pretty but incongruous Portuguese name by its 16th-century colonists, has become Indonesia’s Next Big Thing. The serpentine, 670km Trans-Flores Hwy runs the length of the island, skirting knife-edge ridges, brushing by paddy-fringed villages and opening up dozens of areas few tourists explore. Attractions.
Nusa Tenggara travel - Lonely Planet | Indonesia, Asia
If you’re seeking white sand, spectacular diving and surf, bubbling hot springs, majestic waterfalls and traditional villages – away from Bali-esque crowds – then Nusa Tenggara is your wonderland.
Island-hopping through Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia - Lonely Planet
Aug 11, 2017 · Flores itself is one of Indonesia's most appealing islands, with traditional cultures, smoking volcanoes, and a string of sublime beaches. Start in the west in the alluring tourist town of Labuanbajo , where you can wander among great restaurants and cafes while arranging trips to the national park.
Top experiences in East Nusa Tenggara - Lonely Planet
Sep 18, 2019 · From the pink-sand beaches and world-class diving of Komodo, to the animist traditions of the villages dispersed throughout West Timor, East Nusa Tenggara’s islands are as diverse as they are enchanting.
Must-see attractions Flores, Nusa Tenggara - Lonely Planet
Discover the best attractions in Flores including Kelimutu National Park, Pantai Koka, and Spider Web Rice Fields.
Must-see attractions Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia - Lonely Planet
Flores. The charming seaside village of Sikka is one of Flores’ first Portuguese settlements. Its kings dominated the Maumere region until the 20th century. The…
Kelimutu National Park | Flores, Indonesia - Lonely Planet
Kelimutu National Park is a Nusa Tenggara must. Its centrepiece is Gunung Kelimutu, crowned by three startling lakes that shift colour thanks to dissolving minerals. Try to swallow your outrage at locals paying only 10,000Rp entry and lap up the ethereal beauty instead.
Exploring Komodo National Park’s wild attractions - Lonely Planet
Jun 12, 2018 · A 603 sq km archipelago, Komodo National Park is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands, dotted between the Indonesian provinces of East and West Nusa Tenggara. Here the remarkable Komodo dragon – a beastly monitor lizard measuring up to 3m long – thrives on paradisiacal islands surrounded by a sparkling blue sea.
Nusa Tenggara Travel Destinations - Lonely Planet
Where to go, best places to stay, travel tips and and best holiday destinations - inspiration from the experts at Lonely Planet.
Sumba travel - Lonely Planet | Indonesia, Asia
There's something truly enchanting about Sumba. With its rugged, undulating savannah and low limestone hills growing maize and rice, it's nothing like Indonesia’s northern volcanic islands.