November 10, 2024
East Java captures the essence of Indonesia’s raw beauty, from smoking volcanoes to pristine beaches and rich cultural heritage. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate one of Indonesia’s most diverse provinces, ensuring you don’t miss any of its treasures.
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Entry Fee: IDR 220,000 (weekdays) / IDR 320,000 (weekends)
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Entry Fee: IDR 100,000
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Entry Fee: IDR 10,000
Photo by Wonderful Indonesia
Entry Fee: free
Photo by Roam Indonesia
Entry Fee: IDR 10,000
Photo by IDN Times
Entry Fee: IDR 25,000
Photo by Royale Travel
Entry Fee: IDR 15,000
Why Stay Here:
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East Java offers a perfect blend of natural wonders, cultural experiences, and modern conveniences. Whether you’re scaling volcanoes, exploring ancient temples, or relaxing on hidden beaches, this diverse province has something for every traveler.
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April to October is ideal, with dry weather and comfortable temperatures. July-August is peak season, while April-June and September-October offer a good balance of weather and fewer crowds.
A minimum of 7 days is recommended to see the major highlights. For a more comprehensive experience including hidden gems, plan for 14 days.
Options include:
Yes, East Java has a well-developed transportation network. Major routes like Surabaya-Malang-Bromo are well-serviced.
Malang is an ideal base, offering central location, modern amenities, and easy access to major attractions like Mount Bromo.
Key items include:
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