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Indonesia

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Indonesia’s cultural and biological diversity spreads out across 17,000 equatorial islands. The world’s largest island country thrives because of a massive abundance of natural resources and a burgeoning tourism industry. Glistening white-sand beaches give way to turquoise oceans that support flourishing marine life. Lush rainforests surround an active chain of volcanoes. Quiet fishing villages have transformed into bustling destinations on a seemingly endless archipelago. Neighboring islands Bali and Lombok have earned reputations as tropical paradises and, justly, attract the most visitors.

About Indonesia

Indonesia shares land borders with Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and East Timor. It has marine borders with Australia to the south; Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Palau, and the Philippines to the north. It spans a stretch of sea from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean.

It’s the seventh largest country in the world with its combined square miles of land and sea, and the 14th largest for land area alone. Popular destinations in Bali and Lombok are part of the Lesser Sunda Islands. Bali covers 2,231 square miles (5,780 square kilometers). Just across the Lombok Strait, Lombok connects the Java Sea to the Indian Ocean. It covers 1,742 square miles (4,514 sq km).

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