Indonesia's Central Java and Bogor Promote Eco‑Friendly Tourism

Provinces in Indonesia are highlighting a blend of cultural heritage and natural attractions to draw both domestic and international visitors. Central Java emphasizes world‑renowned sites such as the 9th‑century Borobudur Temple, the volcanic Dieng Plateau with its colourful lakes and sunrise views, the historic Lawang Sewu building in Semarang, the marine paradise of Karimunjawa National Park, and the royal Surakarta Palace.

Meanwhile, the city and regency of Bogor are marketing sustainable travel experiences. Key eco‑friendly destinations include the Bogor Botanical Gardens, recognized for conservation and ASEAN sustainable‑tourism awards; the rainforest of Gunung Halimun‑Salak National Park; the community‑based Cinangneng Village Tourism; the pine‑forest mountain area of Gunung Pancar; and the Eco Art Park in Sentul City, which merges art with nature.

Both regions stress protecting the environment while boosting local economies through tourism.