We were truly amazed by Indonesian ethnic, cultural and linguistic diversity and felt blessed when interacting with people, whose fascinating customs and lifestyles were our major attraction.
The country has welcomed us with largely volcanic nature of the islands, cloud-swept mountains, blindingly bright beaches and vivid blue seas, the backdrop for Southeast Asia’s biggest wilderness areas and wildlife sanctuaries.
Moreover, it provided us with an endless resource for adventurous trekking, hiking and temple hopping adventures.
Here is a gallery of photos we have taken when traveling around, from Jakarta towards Bali. We hope we have captured the best of what Indonesia has to offer…
What’s your favorite postcard?
94 thoughts on “Postcards from Indonesia”
The monkeys at Ubud, Bali are so cute and comical! We’ve just visited the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary – one could spend hours there taking photos of the monkeys…
They are also super aggressive!! :D First impression can be so misleading!
Agnes, thanks for sharing a slideshow of postcards. It seems that I had already travelled to Bali, Indonesia too from watching your postcards.
I loved all the pictures, especially the cute monkeys! Indonesia seems so colorful, you took some beautiful pictures!
Because it’s stunning and so vivid you would not believe!
Indonesian culture is certainly unique and very interesting. Mind you Bali is different to the rest of Indonesia. Bali people are Hindus while Indonesia is Muslim.
Yes, Bali is different, but not that touristic as we thought! :D
I always admired those who can carry objects on their head! Let alone large and heavy objects…
Hey,
you really have great photos. They certainly bring back memories, although we didn’t manage to see the whole Bali.
The best would be the one with the lady carrying cargo on her head. It gives you an impression about Indonesian lifestyle. It is impressive to see, how much they can carry on their heads and how easy it is (for them). :)
Keep up the good work!
THANKS A LOT!