Sumba

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Sumba
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“Sumba, natively also spelt as Humba, Hubba, Suba, or Zuba is an Indonesian island located in the Eastern Indonesia and administratively part of the East Nusa Tenggara provincial territory. Sumba has a land area of 10,909.55 square kilometres, about the same size as Jamaica or the island of Hawaii.”
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Lonely PlanetSep 29

The 11 Best Things to Do in Indonesia

Spotting orangutans, sailing in traditional schooners, diving with manta rays, climbing volcanoes and much, much more.

Island with megalithic tombstones and Pasola festival.

22 things in this story
  • SumbaNeighborhoodIsland with megalithic tombstones and Pasola festival.
  • WaibakulNeighborhoodArea with traditional Sumbanese villages.
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  • PadarSightLabuan Bajo, IndonesiaBeat the crowds for morning views.
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  • PerancakSightDenpasar, IndonesiaRiver mouth harbors a colorful traditional fishing fleet.
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  • Gunung BromoSightMalang, IndonesiaPopular volcano to climb for sunrise.
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  • Kawah IjenSightBanyuwangi, IndonesiaKnown for its ghostly streams of blue fire.
  • Tangkuban PrahuSightBandung, IndonesiaAccessible by vehicle from Bandung city.
  • Tiwi Ata MbupuSightMoni, IndonesiaLake known as a resting place for demons and witches.
  • Gunung Leuser National ParkTrailBukit Lawang, IndonesiaBest place to see critically endangered Sumatran orangutans.
  • Kerinci Seblat National ParkTrailPadang, IndonesiaHome to one of the world's only healthy tiger populations.
  • Tana TorajaNeighborhoodMakassar, IndonesiaFascinating culture with remarkable homes and funeral rites.
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  • KalongSightLabuan Bajo, Indonesia
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