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Indonesia Timezone & Electricity
TRAVEL BASICS
Although the vast majority of people have trouble-free holidays to the main tourist..
CurrencyThe currency of Indonesia is the rupiah (IDR) which is often abbreviated to Rp...
Weather & ClimateDespite the vast geographical area that Indonesia occupies, its tropical climate is..
Culture & CustomsIndonesia does not have one unified culture. Instead, the peoples which make up this..
Language & CommunicationsDespite it’s diverse multicultural multilingual makeup, the only official language in..
Transport & Getting AroundIndonesia has two main international airports: Soekarno-Hatta near Jakarta, Java and..
Travel TipsWhen visiting Indonesia it is important to keep a good attitude. Keep in mind that it is..
Food & Eating GuideIndonesian food is an exotic blend combining the culinary influences Chinese, Indian..
Timezone & ElectricityBecause Indonesia is a large country covering around 4000 Km of longitude, there are..
DutyfreeThe following items and amounts can be brought into Indonesia by adults without incurring..
Timezone & Electricity
Because Indonesia is a large country covering around 4000 Km of longitude, there are three Standard Time zones:
Sumatra, Java and West & Central Kalimantan are 7 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+7)
Bali, Nusa Tenggara, South & East Kalimantan and Sulawesi are 8 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+8)
Irian Jaya and Maluku are 9 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+9)
In Indonesia, electricity is supplied at both 230V / 50Hz and in some places 120 volts. Power outlets generally accept the two pin European “Schuko” type plug, but other types are in use also. If you plan on using your own electrical equipment in the Indonesia, be particularly careful to determine the voltage and phase delivered by the outlet before plugging in. If your electrical equipment is of a different voltage or phase, a power convertor will be required. Plug adaptors can be easily purchased at most duty free shops and some convenience stores and are sometimes available at the reception desk of hotels.
Highlights of Indonesia
Bali is a place where you can escape to the paradise you didn’t know existed. Some are content with relaxing with..
Kuta InformationKuta is the centre of tourism in one of Asia's most popular destinations, Bali. It is situated on the southern part of..
Nusa Dua InformationRelaxation rises to an art form in this corner of the island. Naturally there are crystal clear waters and pristine..
Uluwatu Beach InformationUluwatu Beach is located on the western shore of the Bukit Penisula on the southern coast of Bali. The Bukit can be..
Bukit Peninsula InformationJimbaran is a traditional Balinese fishing village that that has developed into a thriving centre for tourists. Located..
Jimbaran InformationJimbaran is a traditional Balinese fishing village that that has developed into a thriving centre for tourists. Located..
Sanur Beach InformationThe true spirit of Bali is alive and well in Sanur. One of Bali's biggest traditional villages, Sanur is also one of..
Ubud InformationIf you're looking for culture, comfort, nature and inspiration, set your sights for Ubud, a picturesque village set in..
Ubud Monkey Forest InformationLocated around 80 kilometres north of Kuta in Bali is the Ubud Monkey Forest, it is on the outskirts of the village of..
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