Lonely Planet Cover Recommendation | Pristine Scenery and the Heartbeat of the Earth

|Pristine Scenery and the Heartbeat of the Earth. Lonely Planet Cover Recommendation | Pristine Scenery and the Heartbeat of the Earth Featured on the cover of Lonely Planet Indonesia, and called "the place on Earth most like the moon" by National Geographic. From Surabaya to Bali, you can experience the most beautiful and unique volcanoes in the world, and visit Indonesia's most famous resort island - Bali. Indonesia has a rainy season and a dry season. The dry season is from May to October, and the rainy season is from November to April. The best time to visit is during the dry season from May to October. Mount Bromo Located in eastern Java, Mount Bromo is an active volcano with a conical crater at an altitude of 2,329 meters. The volcano and its surroundings are cold, dry, and barren, forming a magical landscape like the surface of the moon, and is one of the most spectacular sights in Indonesia! See the moon-like landscape of the volcano up close, smell the pungent sulfur from the rising steam, and hear the heartbeat of the Earth. This natural wonder is truly indescribable. Uluwatu Cliff Uluwatu Cliff is a cliff on the southwest coast of Bali. The cliff is almost vertical, and the waves crash violently against the rocks, which is very spectacular. The cliff is also known as Lover's Cliff. According to legend, a young couple fell in love but were opposed by their parents, so they jumped into the sea here, making it a sacred place for love. Uluwatu Temple Uluwatu Temple is the most famous of the seven temples on the coast. It is located on a cliff facing the sea, which is very unique. The road to the temple is only connected to the land at low tide. At high tide, the rocks are surrounded by the sea, and the temple is isolated from the land, standing alone in the sea. Ubud Palace Until the 1940s, Ubud Palace (open for free from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm) was the residence of the royal family. To this day, the "royal descendants" still live here. The palace is beautifully decorated and worth a visit. Some areas where people live are temporarily closed. Tirta Empul Temple The temple is built around a holy spring, with more than a dozen water outlets that have remained clear for thousands of years. Tirta Empul Temple is one of the most famous temples in Bali. Balinese people believe that the holy spring here is the most powerful, and that the temple can bring health and wealth, so they often come to bathe in the spring to cure diseases and worship. Therefore, bathing in the holy spring has become a must-do experience for tourists visiting Bali!