While development threatens to swamp some of the Indonesian island’s built-up areas, Bali’s almost mystical landscapes still draw new visitors year after year.
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Just a 30 minute flight from the crowded beaches of Bali is the less-developed, arid island of Lombok, where surfers often have the waves all to themselves.
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Go past the southern party triad of Kuta, Legian and Seminyak to discover a lush Indonesian island teeming with cultural experiences, delicious food and exhilarating adventures.
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Part of the only remaining sultanate in the country, the Javanese city of Yogyakarta is widely considered to be the cultural heart of Indonesia.
The small Balinese town has developed into a full-blown health and wellness mecca, offering services and experiences that go well beyond mastering crow pose.
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With tropical beaches and centuries-old rice terraces, Bali offers the perfect mix of relaxation and cultural sites.
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