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Indonesia has about 17,500 islands, scattered across the Indian Ocean and the Pacific for nearly 5,000 kms. Many of these islands are small, some are actually inactive volcanoes in the Pacific Ring of Fire. However, some of these islands are very large and they are concentrated the vast majority of the population, we are talking about Sumatra, Java, Borneo and Sulawesi.<\/span><\/p>\n Throughout the island of Java will find different tourist attractions, volcanoes, forests, agricultural plantations, cities, beaches and temples very importants as the Prambanan Hinduist temple or the Buddhist Borobudur and Plaosan, Pawon or some minor. In fact, although Indonesia is the country with the biggest muslim population but the influence of ancient mythologies and beliefs mingle with Islam and other minority religions are Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity, all this means that Indonesia (Bali and Java in particular) religion becomes a very important part of the daily life of people.<\/span><\/p>\n As I said on the island of Java can be visited two Hindu and Buddhist temples most importants in the world:<\/span><\/p>\n These temples are located in the area close to Central Java city of Yogyakarta that serves as headquarters for the visitors, as the city where most hotels and services are. Yogyakarta is a city of about 3 million inhabitants and the most important places to visit are\u00a0the Kraton (it is a small city within the city) which is\u00a0the place where are the Sultan’s palace museums dedicated to the history of the various sultans and life inside the palace, currently 25,000 people still live there.<\/span><\/p>\n Malioboro Jalan.Yogyakarta<\/span><\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n Out of Kraton but intimately tied to its history including the Castle and Taman Sari Water that was where the sultan and his wives were to take baths. Also as places to visit would be the two most important markets: Pasar Ngasem (market birds) and the largest one\u00a0for products or Pasar Beringharjo. Markets in Indonesia are a spectacle in themselves and most of the life of towns and cities around the market is always crowded and food stalls fact, fruits, vegetables, clothes, local crafts, etc.<\/span><\/p>\n\n
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