8 Unique Architectural Gems In Indonesia That’ll Make You Do A Double Take

Indonesia is not short of architectural gems, and here are 8 of the most unique buildings in Indonesia guaranteed to make you do a double-take.

Umbul Ponggok Is A Koi-Filled Pond Where You Can Snap Underwater Selfies In Central Java

Umbul Ponggok is a koi-filled pond adorned with various props in Central Java where you can snap underwater selfies or take underwater walks.

The historic Glodok Chinatown showcases Jakarta’s energetic culture, and its new Petak Enam space is its new open-air hangout worth a visit.

Amber at Summarecon Mall Bekasi is an immersive exhibition where you manipulate the environment through motion, footsteps, & even your voice.

Padang is a West Sumatran city with attractions from Kota Tua's mix of Dutch and Chinese heritage to scenic beaches to Minang architecture.

After the Borobudur complex and its neighboring heritage attractions, bike tours, museums, and rafting can be part of your Jogja itinerary.

If you're still on the planning stages for your next hiking trip, make sure to include these 8 stunning waterfalls in Indonesia.

With jewelry-making traditions and expansive rice terraces, these 8 traditional Bali villages showcase the island's hidden, rural side.

Dubbed as Indonesia's 'Island of the Gods', no trip to Bali would be complete without a visit to these 8 sacred Bali temples.

Whenever you need to escape from the concrete jungles of modern life, get closer to nature by visiting these 8 pine forests in Indonesia.