38 Destinations to Explore for Your Next Holiday Bucket List in Indonesia!

Capital City: Banda Aceh

Must Visit:

• Set foot at the ever-graceful Baiturrahman Grand Mosque.
• Observe the awe-inspiring architecture of the Aceh Tsunami Museum. 
• Visit PLTD Apung 1, a tsunami-stricken ship turned into a monument.

Must Do:

• Encounter a wide range of eye-catching sea creatures at Weh Island.
• Explore beyond,  to unveil the treasures of Simeulue. 
• Spend a whole day full of excitement in Sabang.

Must Buy:

• Slurp on the succulent and flavorsome Mie Aceh.
• Sip morning coffee or tea while munching on the chiffon-like Bolu Bhoi.
• Get one of Aceh’s precious intangible cultural heritages, Sulam Kasab.

Capital City: Medan

Must Visit:

• Lake Toba for its magnificence and countless hidden gems.
• Maimoon Palace, where Medan’s royal heritage is displayed. 
• Berastagi, where the incredible sights of Mount Sinabung and Sibayak can be witnessed.

Must Do:

• Learn about the daily life of the Toba Batak tribe at Samosir Island
• Embark on an eco-friendly journey to Mount Leuser National Park.
• Wander inside the majestic Graha Maria Annai Velangkanni Church.

Must Buy:

• Ulos, the traditional handwoven textile of the Toba Batak tribe.
• Lontong Sayur, a delightful meal perfect for your breakfast.
• Mandailing Coffee, a bold-tasting morning beverage.

Capital City: Palembang

Must Visit:

• Kemaro Island, an icon of the city’s distinct Chinese culture.
• Ampera Bridge, where breathtaking cityscape can be enjoyed. 
• Punti Kayu, a pacifying pine forest.

Must Do:

• Sail along the Musi River and discover several exciting spots.
• Read the largest Holy Quran wood carvings at the Bayt Al Qur’an Al Akbar. 
• Navigate the biologically-abundant land of Sembilang National Park.

Must Buy:

• Pempek, Palembang’s signature dish known for its chewy sensation.
• Lempok Durian, a sweet and juicy snack.
• Songket, the region’s ornate traditional fabric.

Capital City: Padang

Must Visit:

• Air Manis Beach for its panoramic view of the blue sea and Malin Kundang story.
• West Sumatra Grand Mosque, for its distinct Middle Eastern atmosphere.
• Gadang House at the Adityawarman Museum, to see its iconic uniqueness.

Must Do:

• Challenge yourself to the thrilling surf break of Mentawai Island.
• Spend a joyful time at Mandeh Islands.
• Make way to feel the serene atmosphere of Ngarai Sianok canyon and hang around the Jam Gadang area.

Must Buy:

• Rendang, a world-famous dish known for its delicate spicy flavor.
• Pandai Sikek Songket, a highly elegant fabric
• Koto Gadang Silver, the region’s exquisite metal craft.

Capital City: Bengkulu

Must Visit:

• Pantai Panjang Beach for its stretching shoreline.
• Fort Marlborough, an abandoned English troop headquarter. 
• Padang Betuah Beach and Lake for their dazzling views.

Must Do:

• Get acquainted with the otherworldly Rafflesia Arnoldii flower in the town of Curup.
• See some cute clownfish up close under the waters of Rat Island.
• Soothe your eyes at Kebawetan Tea Garden.

Must Buy:

• Kalamansi orange syrup, a refreshing beverage of the region.
• Besurek Batik, a sophisticated woven craft
• Lantung Crafts, handcrafted bags made of wood veneers.

Capital City: Pekanbaru

Must Visit:

• An-Nur Grand Mosque, one of the city’s prided points of interest.
• Siak Sri Indrapura Palace, Malay, Arabic, and European-influenced landmark. 
• Anjungan Seni Idrus Tintin, a building with Melayu-Riau-style architecture.

Must Do:

• Take a trip into the golden age of the Srivijaya Kingdom at Muara Takus Temple.
• Raise your adrenaline by surfing along the Kampar River. 
• Hunt for plenty of local souvenirs ​​at Pasar Bawah.

Must Buy:

• Selais smoked fish, one of Pekanbaru’s specialty dishes. 
• Tenun Siak, a woven craft known to boast fine motifs.
• Bolu Kemojo, the region’s moist and luscious traditional cake.

Capital City: Tanjung Pinang

Must Visit:

• Vihara Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva for its intricate 500 luohan statues.
• Penyengat Island, the last resort of Riau Sultanate.
• Trikora Beach for its big sea games.

Must Do:

• Enjoy a wide array of luxurious offerings of the exotic Bintan Island.
• Experience truly unforgettable leisure in the city of Batam.
• Traverse through the hypnotic marine world of Bawah Island.

Must Buy:

• Roti Kirai, one of Bintan’s staple delicacies.
• Batam’s fresh and flavorful seafood specialties.
• Batik Gonggong, Tanjung Pinang’s signature fabric.

Capital City: Jambi

Must Visit:

• Lake Kerinci for its picturesque scenery.
• Kayu Aro Tea Plantation for its refreshing mountain breeze.
• Gentala Arasy for its gorgeous sunset sighting. 

Must Do:

• Set foot at the eight majestic temples of the Muara Jambi Temple complex.
• Ascend the outstanding Mount Kerinci. 
• Sail around the calm and spacious Lake Gunung Tujuh. 

Must Buy:

• Gulai Tempoyak, a seafood stew served with fermented durian.
• Batik Jambi, the region’s traditional fabric rich in meaning.
• Sebelik Sumpah bracelet, a bracelet made from tree seeds.

Capital City: Bandar Lampung

Must Visit:

• Kiluan Bay for a glimpse of the wild dolphins.
• Gigi Hiu Beach for its ethereal scenery.
• Way Kambas for the sights of adorable Sumatran elephants.

Must Do:

• Unveil the underwater treasures of Pahawang Island.
• Bring your kids to have fun and learn about various wildlife at Lembah Hijau.
• Ride the electrifying waves of the Krui coastal area.

Must Buy:

• Seruit, Lampung’s famous seafood dish.
• Tapis, an aesthetically-pleasing fabric.
• Sulam Usus, a highly-detailed woven craft of the region.

Capital City: Pangkal Pinang

Must Visit:

• Tanjung Kelayang for its pristine wonders.
• Lengkuas Island for its soft white sands and splendor.
• Matras Beach for its relaxing atmosphere.

Must Do:

• Seek for Instagrammable shots around Kaolin Lake.
• Get to know more about the critically acclaimed “Laskar Pelangi” novel by Andrea Hirata at the author’s Museum of Words.
• Have a cup of coffee in the humble local stall of Manggar.

Must Buy:

• Cual, Bangka Belitung’s vivid fabric.
• Pewter crafts, the region’s excellent metal works.
• Sambal Lingkung, a hot and flaky fish floss.

Capital City: Pontianak

Must Visit:

• The Equatorial Monument, where shadowless sunlight occurs twice a year.
• West Kalimantan Museum, where an expansive collection of the region’s cultural memorabilia is displayed.
• Radakng House, the largest traditional house in Indonesia. 

Must Do:

• Discover the rich wildlife of West Kalimantan at the expansive Lake Sentarum National Park.
• Experience a festive Chinese New Year celebration at Singkawang.
• Discover about 1,000 species of plants inside the Arboretum Sylva forest.

Must Buy:

• Petrus ice cream, a cold dessert served inside a split coconut.
• Tenun Kebat, a gorgeous and philosophical fabric of the Dayak Tribe. 
• Sambas Songket, the region’s most prized fabric.

Capital City: Samarinda

Must Visit:

• Melawai Beach for its street foods while seeing the incredible sea view.
• Pampang Village for the one-of-a-kind culture of the Dayak Kenyah Tribe.
• Museum Samarinda, a museum featuring the city’s deep history. 

Must Do:

• Swim along with the majestic giant green turtles under the waters of the Derawan Archipelago.
• Get up close with the stingless jellyfish of Kakaban Island.
• Cruise along the great Mahakam River.

Must Buy:

• Ulap Doyo, Dayak Benuaq Tribe’s traditional fabric made from the fiber of Doyo leaves. 
• Anjat, Dayak Tribe’s handcrafted backpack made of rattan.
• Abon Kepiting, a crumbly crab floss.

Capital City: Banjarbaru

Must Visit:

• Loksado for its unmatched panorama.
• Tahura Sultan Adam for fun paragliding. 
• Martapura, where premium-quality diamonds, golds, and silvers can be found.

Must Do:

• Shop for fresh produce while sightseeing along the river at Lok Baintan Floating Market in Banjarmasin.
• Observe how diamonds are unearthed at the Cempaka Diamond Fields.
• Catch sight of the long-red-nosed Proboscis monkey at Kaget Island.

Must Buy:

• Dodok Kandangan, chewy Borneo sweets.
• Sasirangan, the region’s vibrant fabric.
• Jangang Kopiah, a Songkok hat woven from the roots of Jangang trees.

Capital City: Palangkaraya

Must Visit:

• Kahayan Bridge for its worth-cherishing surrounding scenery. 
• Betang House, the region’s spacious traditional house.
• Central Borneo Souvenir for some locally made knick-knacks. 

Must Do:

• Trek along pristine hills and encounter over 6,000 orangutans at Sebangau National Park.
• Experience an awesome cruise through the Kahayan River.
• Observe orangutans in their natural habitat within Tanjung Puting National Park. 

Must Buy:

• Kelakai chips, made from kelakai ferns, plants commonly found in Palangkaraya.
• Batik Dayak, the region’s fabric boasting plentiful motifs.
• Central Kalimantan’s durable and waterproof handmade wood fiber hat.

Capital City: Tanjung Selor

Must Visit:

• Amal Beach, a serene beach lying on the eastern edge of Tarakan Island.
• Batu Lamampu Beach for its comforting views.
• Metun Sajau, to witness the day-to-day routine of Dayak Kenyah Bakung and Dayak Punan Tribes.

Must Do:

• Educate yourself on the conservation of the eccentric Proboscis monkey and mangrove forest at Tarakan Mangrove & Proboscis Conservation Area.
• Have a hair-raising experience by rafting along the Keburau River.
• Caving at Mesas Cave to witness the marvel of nature. 

Must Buy:

• Lawa, a specialty of the Bulungan Kingdom made from seasoned seaweed.
• Arabic Coffee, a cup of coffee infused with spices. 
• The remarkable Sesingal Tidung hat and Tarakan’s Ikat traditional woven fabric.

Capital City: Serang

Must Visit:

• Tanjung Lesung, Banten’s extraordinary tropical charm.
• Sawarna Beach for its alluring landscape.
• Anyer and  Carita Beach for their cozy atmosphere. 

Must Do:

• Watching one of the world’s rarest mammals, the Javan rhino, go about their day at Ujung Kulon National Park.
• Witness the magical martial art performance of Debus.
• Have a joyful time with the watersports at Sambolo Beach. 

Must Buy:

• Sate Bandeng, a smoky milkfish satay rich in spices.
• Serang’s complex and unmatched batik. 
• Banten’s gorgeous signature pottery. 

Capital City: Jakarta

Must Visit:

• The National Monument, or Monas, for its expansive garden and historical museum.
• Fatahillah Museum for a flashback to old Jakarta.
• Jakarta Aquarium & Safari for its wide range of cute sea creatures.

Must Do:

• Take the whole family to have fun and learn about Indonesia at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII).
• Spend a good time at Ancol, Jakarta’s renowned coastal recreation center
• Gain a deeper knowledge about Indonesia during the prehistoric era at the National Museum.

Must Buy:

• Many cuisines of Indonesia from Jakarta’s diverse street food scene.
• The romantic dinner offerings of Jakarta’s elegant eateries.
• The authentic and premium crafts from the city’s souvenir spots.

Capital City: Bandung

Must Visit:

• NuArt Sculpture Park for the masterpieces of Nyoman Nuarta, the designer of Garuda Wisnu Kencana.
• Mount Tangkuban Perahu, a volcano that resembles an upturned boat.
• Kawah Putih, a crater lake boasting a magical ambiance.

Must Do:

• Delve into Sundanese art and culture at Saung Mang Udjo.
• Explore every side of Braga Street and enjoy many of its awesome offerings.
• Rejuvenate your body in the hot springs of Ciater.

Must Buy:

• Bandung’s abundant and sensational culinary offerings.
• Some affordable branded goods from Bandung’s bustling factory outlets.
• Hot deals available at the many shops of Paris Van Java mall.

Capital City: Semarang

Must Visit:

• Lawang Sewu, a legendary former head office for The Dutch East Indies Railway Company.
• Sam Poo Kong Temple, an oriental temple known for its festive vibe.
• Semarang Old Town for its classical atmosphere.

Must Do:

• Learn about the history of the locomotive in Indonesia at the Ambarawa Railway Museum. 
• Stop by Magelang and explore Borobudur Temple, one of the largest Buddhist monument in the world.
• Watching a 3,000-year-old Chinese puppet show, Wayang Potehi.

Must Buy:

• Lumpia, Semarang’s iconic crunchy spring roll.
• Wingko Babat, a delightful coconut cake.
• The appetizing desserts of Toko Oen.

Capital City: Yogyakarta

Must Visit:

• Pentingsari Tourism Village to gather knowledge, shop for local products, and have a good time.
• Prambanan Temple for its complex beauty.
• Yogyakarta Palace, or The Kraton, for its royal Javanese atmosphere.

Must Do:

• Shop ‘til you drop along the famous Malioboro Street.
• Catch stunning photos in each corner of Tamansari Water Castle.
• Discover the stellar works of Affandi, a noted Indonesian painter, inside his museum.

Must Buy:

• Gudeg, a young jackfruit stew with an exceptional taste.
• The remarkable silver crafts from the Kotagede area.
• Bakpia Pathok, a hearty and crumbly small cake filled with various flavors.

Capital City: Surabaya

Must Visit:

• Suramadu Bridge, a magnificent 5.4 km long bridge connecting the city with Madura.
• Ijen Crater, home to the phenomenal “Blue Fire”
• Monkasel, a massive submarine monument.

Must Do:

• Put yourself in awe by exploring the bustling natural treasures of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park.
• Witness the nimble movements of Reog Tengger traditional dancers.
• Learn about anything related to tobacco at the Sampoerna Museum.

Must Buy:

• Spikoe cake for a tea time company.
• Homemade extra spicy chili sauces from Bu Rudy's eatery.
• Siropen Telasih, a classic syrup with a variety of flavor offerings.

Capital City: Denpasar

Must Visit:

• Tegallalang for its quiet evergreen rice terraces.
• Garuda Wisnu Kencana, one of the world’s tallest and largest modern statues.
• Nusa Islands, three heavenly islands lying in the southeast of Bali.

Must Do:

• Explore countless dazzling Hindu temples across the island, including Gunung Kawi, Tirta Empul, and Lempuyang.
• Delve deeper into Balinese traditions at the island’s captivating tourist villages.
• Interact with cute little monkeys at Ubud Monkey Forest.

Must Buy:

• The flavorsome iconic specialties of Bali.
• A wide array of unique Bali creations.
• Gringsing, Balinese stunning hand-woven textile.

Capital City: Mataram

Must Visit:

• Gili Islands, three blissful getaways located off the northwestern coast of Lombok.
• Mandalika’s beaches, for its outstanding charms.
• Pertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit, a host to numerous world-class races.

Must Do:

• Hike to the top of the mighty Mount Rinjani.

• Get closer to the fascinating Sasak Tribe at Sade Village.
• Explore the hard-to-forget wonders of the Sumba region.

Must Buy:

• Taliwang Chicken, a spicy and smoky delicacy of Lombok.
• Sate Bulayak, a satay of the Sasak Tribe served with a special seasoning.
• The unique local souvenirs of Lombok.

Capital City: Kupang

Must Visit:

• Labuan Bajo, home to a myriad of unreal tropical wonders.
• Pink Beach for its eye-catching tinted sands.
• Lake Kelimutu, three lakes boasting ever-changing colors.

Must Do:

• Trek your way up the stretching hills of Padar Island.
• Get familiar with the daily activities of the Manggarai tribe at the Wae Rebo Village.
• Hunt for the sightings of the ancient Komodo Dragon at Komodo National Park.

Must Buy:

• The scrumptious traditional snacks of Flores.
• Flores coffee beans for their nutty aroma and caramel-like sweetness.
• Ayam Rarang, grilled chicken blended with various spices as well as dried cayenne pepper.

Capital City: Gorontalo

Must Visit:

• Pulo Cinta, a heart-shaped quiet resort in the middle of the sea.
• Saronde Island, Gorontalo’s hidden tropical paradise.
• Otanaha Fortress for its mesmerizing green hill panorama.

Must Do:

• Start a marine adventure around the enchanting Togean Island. 
• Dive into the extraordinary underwater realm of Tomini Bay.
• Meet the gentle and wonderful whale sharks at the Whale Shark Sightseeing Spot.

Must Buy:

• Karawo, Gorontalo’s prized traditional embroidery.
• Pia Gorontalo, a melt-in-your-mouth snack with a variety of flavors.
• Pinogu coffee, a blend of robusta and lierika coffee that is said to be a favorite of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands.

Capital City: Mamuju

Must Visit:

• Dato Beach, Sulawesi’s rarely-touched paradise.
• Karampuang Island for its pristine waters.
• Manakarra Beach for its astonishing ocean view

Must Do:

• Tour the mangrove forest of Saluleang Mangrove Forest Eco-Tourism.
• Catch an unforgettable sunrise sighting from the top of Buntu Liarra. 
• Loosen up to the serene surroundings of Palippis Beach.

Must Buy:

• Golla Kambu, a sticky rice cake of Mandar Tribe that has a distinct sweetness.
• Sekomandi Mamuju, Sambu’ Mamasa, and Lipa’ Saq’be of Polewali Mandar, the three awe-inspiring woven crafts of West Sulawesi 
• Mandar batik, a batik with marine-influenced motifs.

Capital City: Palu

Must Visit:

• Lore Lindu National Park for its fascinating biodiversity.
• Talise Beach to feel its warm sea breeze.
• Nosarara Nosabatutu Monument for its astonishing sky view.

Must Do:

• Enjoy a superb diving and snorkeling experience at Kadidiri Island.
• Snorkel down the water of Tanjung Karang Beach to see a wide range of cute fishes. 
• Hike your way up Mount Gawalise and prepare to be stunned by the summit’s panoramic views.

Must Buy:

• Kaledo, the region’s mouth-watering cow’s trotters soup.
• Bomba Batik, the region’s signature batik once worn by Elon Musk during the B20 Summit 2022.
• Tenun Donggala, another woven craft of Central Sulawesi known for its gleaming ornaments.

Capital City: Manado

Must Visit:

• Likupang, a coastal heaven with dreamy hills and beaches.
• Paal Beach for its striking sea view.
• Christ Blessing Statue for its divine presence.

Must Do:

• Sink into the extravagant scenery of the iconic Bunaken sea garden.
• Seeing the cute wide-eyed tarsiers at the Tangkoko Nature Reserve.
• Reenergize yourself with the Bakera traditional spa treatment.

Must Buy:

• Tinutuan, Manado’s flavorful and highly nutritious porridge.
• Klappertart, a Dutch-influenced soft and buttery coconut cake.
• Bentenan, Minahasa Tribe’s treasured traditional fabric.

Capital City: Kendari

Must Visit:

• Wakatobi for its never-ending exotic wonders.
• Moramo Waterfall for its tranquility.
• Labengki Island for its dazzling turquoise waters.

Must Do:

• Venture through the colorful marine world of Wangi-Wangi Island.
• Thrill yourself with watersports provided at Toronipa Beach.
• Enjoy a nice morning jog around Bokori Island.

Must Buy:

• Tenun Masalili, the region’s woven fabric which is colored naturally with mango leaves.
• Kendari Werk, Kendari’s legendary silver crafts.
• Jambu Mete, a flavorful snack from Kendari made from guava seeds.

Capital City: Makassar

Must Visit:

• Losari Beach for its awesome sundown sight.
• Samalona Island for its calming vibe.
• Malino Tea Plantation for its soothing breeze.

Must Do:

• Go on an amazing cultural trip around Tana Toraja.
• Get acquainted with Indonesia’s endemic butterflies at Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park.
• Take a trip into colonial Dutch times by exploring Fort Rotterdam.

Must Buy:

• Makassar’s great selection of delectable seafoods and desserts.
• Coto Makassar, a nutty and spicy bowl of beef and offal stew iconic to the city.
• High-quality gold, silks, and pearls.

Capital City: Sofifi

Must Visit:

• Morotai Island, North Maluku’s precious pearl which boasts enchanting natural beauties.
• Dodola Island for its stress-relieving sea panorama.
• Batu Angus, an eye-catching landscape formed from magma that has frozen over.

Must Do:

• Experience the flavorsome cuisine and historical delight of Ternate and Tidore.
• Swim through the vibrant coral reefs of Jailolo Bay.
• Navigate the whole section of Fort Kalamata.

Must Buy:

• Tubo batik, the region’s signature batik known for its spice-inspired motifs. 
• Kue Bagea, a doughy cake made of walnuts and sago.
• Rempah coffee for its spicy sensation.

Capital City: Ambon

Must Visit:

• Ngurbloat Beach for its mesmerizing splendor.
• Natsepa Beach for its exciting water sports offerings.
• Fort Amsterdam for its history and vast blue sea scenery.

Must Do:

• Watching rare fishes and mollusks roaming freely under the waters of Pombo Island Atoll
• Snorkel around the pristine waters of Seram Island
• Catch some marvelous pictures at Banda Neira Island.

Must Buy:

• Asida, a sweet and succulent dessert often available during the holy month of Ramadan.
• Eucalyptus oil, which has plenty of health benefits.
• Fresh spices, such as clove, cinnamon, and nutmeg.

Capital City: Manokwari

Must Visit:

• Cendrawasih National Park for the sights of rare land, sea, and air creatures
• Bakaro Beach for its joyful atmosphere.
• Lake Anggi Giji for its crystal clear waters.

Must Do:

• Stop by Kafiar Beach to start a rip-roaring surf ride.
• Discover the diverse wildlife of Kofiau Island.
• Make a handicraft with the locals of Sauwandarek Tourist Village.

Must Buy:

• Nutmeg syrup, an aromatic and refreshing beverage mainly found in the Fakfak region.
• Salted fishes from Wawiyai Village for a side dish.
• Ebi or Dried shrimps made at Beo Village. 

Capital City: Jayapura

Must Visit:

• Lake Sentani for its glittering waters.
• Bukit Jayapura City for a chance to witness the city from above.
• Base G Beach for its comforting sound of the waves.

Must Do:

• Catch a glimpse of the enchanting Bird of Paradise, Cendrawasih.
• Cruise freely around the vast hills of Love Lake.
• Gather knowledge about the history of Papua at Loka Budaya Museum.

Must Buy:

• Tifa, the traditional musical instruments of the region.
• Papua’s signature batik, which is renowned for its vibrant color..
• Teh Sarang Semut, a tea brewed from ant’s nest.

Capital City: Merauke

Must Visit:

• Sota Garden, the easternmost point of Indonesia.
• Lampu Satu Beach, for its breathtaking sunset.
• Time Capsule Monument, a majestic newly built landmark.

Must Do:

• Roam around the ultra-expansive Payum Beach.
• Meet with a myriad of exotic creatures along the Rawa Biru Swamp.
• Cross the Wasur National Park and encounter numerous rare flora and fauna.

Must Buy:

• Keladi, traditional crackers of the region.
• Abon Gulung, a savory rolled bread filled with crumbly beef floss.
• Lontar Cake, a buttery and milky custard pie.

Capital City: Nabire

Must Visit:

• Ngurtafur Beach for its magical embossing sandy path.
• Biak Island for its enchanting reefs and waterfalls.
• Nusi Beach for its calming serenity.

Must Do:

• Traverse the exciting points of Mimika, home to the world’s largest gold mines. 
• Observe the meticulous woodcrafts of the Asmat tribe.
• Sightseeing the stretching mountains from Lorentz National Park.

Must Buy:

• Papeda, a gummy and savory porridge made from sago.
• Aunu Sanebre, a rice served with anchovies and sliced taro leaves.
• Ikan Bungkus, smoked fish wrapped in taro leaves.

Capital City: Jayawijaya

Must Visit:

• Jayawijaya Mountains, the only point where snow appears in Indonesia. 
• Walesi Waterfall for its eye-soothing scenery.
• Lake Habbema for its stunning charm.

Must Do:

• Climb up the challenging Osua Trikora.
• Hunt for a spectacular photograph around Aikima Village’s White Sands.
• Pass through the magical highlands of Baliem Valley.

Must Buy:

• Selingkuh Shrimps, a hearty seafood specialty of Baliem.
• Wamena coffee, an organically-processed coffee boasting a distinct flavor. 
• Noken, traditional woven bags made from wood fibers.

Capital City: Sorong

Must Visit:

• Raja Ampat, for its heavenly tropical sceneries.
• Misool for its out-of-this-world wonders.
• Waigeo for its incredible turquoise sea.

Must Do:

• Encounter the fabulous Bird of Paradise, Cendrawasih, at Sawinggrai Village.

• Mingle with the friendly locals of Arborek Tourism Village.

• Reach the summit of the Arfak Mountains to reveal a phenomenal view.

Must Buy:

• Kopi Senang, a coffee with extraordinary taste and aroma.
• Red fruit, a highly nourishing fruit often found in the region.
• Sago Martabak, Papua’s twist on the iconic martabak pancake made from sago.