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Indonesia: Archipelago of Rich Diversity

Jungles, beaches, ancient temples and busy markets in the country with the world's largest Muslim population.

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Traveling to Indonesia as a Muslim

Indonesia is home to the world's largest Muslim population, so mosques, prayer rooms and halal food are part of daily life in most of the country.

Halal-certified restaurants are easy to find in cities like Jakarta, Bandung and Yogyakarta, and local dishes such as nasi goreng, rendang and sate are served everywhere. In Bali, where most people are Hindu, check a restaurant's halal status before you order.

Rice terraces and coastline in Bali, Indonesia

Before You Go

Visas, where to stay and when to visit.

Indonesia Visa Requirements

Which travelers need a visa and how to apply. Rules change, so confirm with Indonesian immigration before you book.

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Muslim-Friendly Hotels

Crescent Rated hotels and the facilities each one offers Muslim guests.

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Best Time to Visit Indonesia

Indonesia is warm all year. The dry months and the cheaper months are in the FAQ below.

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Free Halal Travel Guides

HalalTrip's travel guides are free PDFs for Muslim travelers, covering destinations in Indonesia and around the world.

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Where to Go Next

Articles, restaurants and places to pray in four more places in Indonesia.

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