🇮🇩 Planning Your Indonesia Trip? Get Expert Assistance
Last updated: January 2026 | Author: goFLY Travel Team • 8+ Years Experience | 10,000+ Happy Travelers | ✅ IATA Certified (42337956)
Indonesia — a breathtaking archipelago of more than 17,000 islands — is calling you! From the mystical temples of Bali to the prehistoric Komodo dragons, from world-class diving in Raja Ampat to the bustling streets of Jakarta, Indonesia offers experiences that will stay with you forever.
For Bangladeshi travelers, Indonesia is the perfect Southeast Asian adventure. It’s affordable, accessible (just a few hours by flight), and offers incredible diversity — beaches, mountains, volcanoes, ancient temples, and vibrant cities all in one country.
At goFLY Limited, we’ve helped thousands of Bangladeshi travelers explore Indonesia with our carefully crafted Indonesia tour packages. This comprehensive guide reveals the top destinations you must visit with your Indonesia tourist visa.
Bangladeshi passport holders require a visa to visit Indonesia. Options include:
- Visa on Arrival (VOA): 30 days, extendable once (available at major airports/ports)
- e-Visa: Apply online before travel
- Embassy Visa: For longer stays
📖 Full Guide: Indonesia Visa from Bangladesh
Don’t want to plan everything yourself? Check out our curated packages:
- Indonesia Tour Packages — Starting from ৳12,999 (Land Only)
- Bali packages — Beach, temples, rice terraces
- Multi-destination packages — Bali + Jakarta + Yogyakarta
🌴 Why Indonesia is the Perfect Getaway for Bangladeshi Travelers
Indonesia has emerged as one of the top destinations for Bangladeshi tourists. Here’s why this Southeast Asian gem should be on your travel bucket list:
| Reason | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| 🌏 Proximity | Just 4-5 hours flight from Dhaka via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok |
| 💰 Budget-Friendly | Affordable accommodation, food, and transport — excellent value for money |
| 🛂 Easy Visa | Visa on Arrival available — no prior application hassle |
| 🕌 Muslim-Friendly | World’s largest Muslim-majority country — halal food widely available |
| 🏝️ Incredible Diversity | 17,000+ islands — beaches, temples, volcanoes, wildlife, cities |
| 🎭 Rich Culture | 300+ ethnic groups, ancient traditions, unique festivals |
| 🍜 Amazing Food | Nasi Goreng, Satay, Rendang — flavors familiar to Bangladeshi palates |
| 🤗 Welcoming People | Indonesians are known for their hospitality and friendliness |
Indonesia uses the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). As of 2026, 1 BDT ≈ 185-195 IDR. You’ll feel rich with the large numbers! Always carry some cash, as cards aren’t accepted everywhere outside major cities.
⚡ Quick Reference: Indonesia’s Top Destinations
🏝️ 1. Bali — The Island of Gods
Bali needs no introduction. It’s Indonesia’s most famous destination and a world-renowned tropical paradise. For Bangladeshi travelers seeking the perfect blend of spirituality, beaches, culture, and adventure, Bali delivers on every front.
Why Bali is Unmissable
- Iconic temples perched on cliffs and in the sea
- Stunning beaches for surfing, sunbathing, and sunset views
- Lush rice terraces that showcase Bali’s agricultural heritage
- Yoga and wellness retreats for relaxation
- Vibrant nightlife in Seminyak and Kuta
- Affordable luxury — spa treatments, villas at reasonable prices
Top Attractions in Bali
| Attraction | What It Offers | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 🛕 Uluwatu Temple | Clifftop temple with breathtaking sunset views, traditional Kecak fire dance | Photography, spirituality, sunset lovers |
| 🌾 Tegallalang Rice Terraces | Stunning green terraces, Instagram-famous swing, coffee plantations | Nature lovers, photography |
| 🎨 Ubud | Art galleries, Monkey Forest, yoga retreats, traditional markets | Culture seekers, wellness enthusiasts |
| 🏖️ Seminyak Beach | Upscale beach clubs, boutique shopping, fine dining, nightlife | Couples, luxury travelers |
| 🌊 Kuta Beach | Surfing, budget accommodation, vibrant nightlife | Budget travelers, surfers, party lovers |
| 💧 Sekumpul Waterfall | Bali’s most beautiful waterfall, jungle trek to reach it | Adventure seekers, nature lovers |
| 🛕 Tanah Lot | Sea temple on rock formation, stunning sunset spot | Everyone — must-visit icon |
| 🌅 Nusa Penida Island | Dramatic cliffs, Kelingking Beach (T-Rex rock), manta ray snorkeling | Adventure, Instagram-worthy shots |
Bali Experiences You Can’t Miss
- 🧘 Yoga retreat in Ubud — Start your day with sunrise yoga surrounded by rice paddies
- 💆 Traditional Balinese massage — Affordable luxury spa experiences
- 🌅 Sunset at Tanah Lot or Uluwatu — Magical moments
- 🐒 Sacred Monkey Forest — Interact with playful monkeys (watch your belongings!)
- 🍛 Balinese cooking class — Learn to make Nasi Goreng and Satay
- 🏄 Surfing lessons in Kuta — Perfect for beginners
- 🔥 Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu — Traditional performance with ocean backdrop
- Halal food: Look for restaurants with “Halal” signs, especially in Seminyak and Ubud
- Temple dress code: Wear sarong and sash (usually provided at entrance)
- Rent a scooter: Most affordable way to explore (International Driving Permit recommended)
- Avoid touts: Book tours through reputable agencies like goFLY
- Stay in Ubud for culture, Seminyak for beaches, Kuta for budget
Sample Bali Itinerary (5 Days)
| Day | Activities |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive, transfer to Ubud, evening walk through rice paddies |
| Day 2 | Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Tirta Empul Temple, Ubud Monkey Forest |
| Day 3 | Day trip to Nusa Penida — Kelingking Beach, Angel’s Billabong |
| Day 4 | Transfer to Seminyak, beach day, sunset at Tanah Lot Temple |
| Day 5 | Uluwatu Temple, Kecak dance, departure or extend to Gili Islands |
📖 Explore Packages: Bali Tour Packages from Bangladesh
🏙️ 2. Jakarta — The Bustling Capital City
Jakarta, Indonesia’s massive capital, is a dynamic metropolis that blends colonial history, modern skyscrapers, and vibrant street life. As the main entry point for most international flights, it’s often the first Indonesian city Bangladeshi travelers experience.
Why Visit Jakarta
- Gateway to Indonesia — Most international flights arrive here
- Historical significance — Colonial-era architecture and museums
- World-class shopping — Massive malls like Grand Indonesia
- Street food paradise — Some of Indonesia’s best cuisine
- Cultural diversity — Mix of all Indonesian ethnic groups
Top Attractions in Jakarta
| Attraction | What It Offers | Entry Fee (Approx) |
|---|---|---|
| 🏛️ National Monument (Monas) | 132m tower symbolizing independence, panoramic city views | ~IDR 20,000 (~৳110) |
| 🏚️ Kota Tua (Old Town) | Dutch colonial buildings, museums, cafes in historic setting | Free (museums separate) |
| 🎭 Taman Mini Indonesia Indah | Miniature Indonesia — all regions’ culture in one park | ~IDR 25,000 (~৳135) |
| 🕌 Istiqlal Mosque | Southeast Asia’s largest mosque — stunning architecture | Free |
| 🛍️ Grand Indonesia Mall | Luxury shopping, entertainment, dining | Free entry |
| 🏝️ Thousand Islands | Island hopping, snorkeling, beach escape from city | Day trip from ~IDR 350,000 |
Jakarta Street Food Must-Try
- 🍜 Soto Betawi — Jakarta’s signature beef soup with coconut milk
- 🍢 Sate Ayam — Chicken satay with peanut sauce
- 🥘 Nasi Uduk — Coconut rice with various toppings
- 🥞 Kerak Telor — Betawi-style spicy omelet rice
- 🍨 Es Cendol — Sweet coconut drink with green jelly
- Traffic is legendary: Allow extra time, use Grab/Gojek for transport
- Best areas to stay: Menteng (mid-range), Thamrin (upscale), Kota Tua (budget/historic)
- Istiqlal Mosque: Perfect for Friday prayers — Bangladeshi Muslims will feel at home
- 1-2 days is enough: Most travelers use Jakarta as a transit point
🛕 3. Yogyakarta — Cultural & Historical Hub
Yogyakarta (locally called “Jogja”) is the cultural heart of Indonesia. Home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Borobudur and Prambanan — it’s a must-visit for history lovers and culture enthusiasts.
Why Yogyakarta is Special
- UNESCO World Heritage temples — Borobudur and Prambanan
- Living royal culture — Sultanate still active today
- Traditional arts — Batik, shadow puppets, gamelan music
- Affordable destination — One of Java’s cheapest cities
- Excellent food scene — Unique Javanese cuisine
Must-Visit Sites in Yogyakarta
| Site | Why Visit | Tips |
|---|---|---|
| 🛕 Borobudur Temple | World’s largest Buddhist temple — 9th century masterpiece, UNESCO site | Go for sunrise — magical experience with mist and mountains |
| 🛕 Prambanan Temple | Largest Hindu temple in Indonesia, stunning architecture | Visit at sunset — golden light on towers is spectacular |
| 🏰 Kraton (Sultan’s Palace) | Living palace of Yogyakarta’s Sultan, cultural performances | Visit morning for traditional music and dance |
| 🛍️ Malioboro Street | Famous shopping street — batik, souvenirs, street food | Bargain hard! Prices start high for tourists |
| 🕳️ Jomblang Cave | Vertical cave with “Heaven’s Light” beam — incredible photo opportunity | Book in advance, physically demanding |
Yogyakarta Signature Dishes
- 🍲 Gudeg — Sweet jackfruit stew with chicken, Jogja’s signature dish
- 🥠 Bakpia — Sweet mung bean pastry, perfect souvenir
- 🍜 Mie Ayam — Chicken noodles with various toppings
- 🍢 Angkringan — Street food stalls with satay, rice packets, and tea
- Borobudur sunrise: Buy tickets in advance, arrive by 4:30 AM
- Combine with Prambanan: Buy combo ticket for savings
- Learn batik: Take a workshop to create your own batik
- 2-3 days ideal: Enough to cover main attractions
- Halal food: Widely available — Indonesia’s Muslim heritage is strong here
🦎 4. Komodo National Park — Unique Wildlife Adventure
See the legendary Komodo dragons — the world’s largest living lizards — in their natural habitat. Komodo National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering incredible wildlife encounters, pristine beaches, and world-class diving.
Why Komodo is Bucket-List Worthy
- 🦎 Komodo dragons — See the prehistoric creatures up close
- 🏖️ Pink Beach — One of only 7 pink sand beaches in the world
- 🤿 World-class diving — Manta rays, colorful coral reefs
- 🏝️ Untouched islands — Remote paradise feel
- 🌅 Padar Island viewpoint — Iconic tri-colored beach view
Top Experiences in Komodo
| Experience | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| 🦎 Komodo Island Trek | Guided walk to see Komodo dragons in wild, learn about their behavior |
| 🦎 Rinca Island Trek | Alternative dragon spotting location, easier access from Labuan Bajo |
| 🏖️ Pink Beach | Relax on pink sand, snorkel in crystal-clear waters |
| 🏔️ Padar Island Hike | 30-45 min hike to viewpoint — three beaches in one view |
| 🤿 Manta Point Diving | Swim with giant manta rays — unforgettable experience |
| 🦇 Flying Fox Sunset | Watch thousands of bats emerge at dusk — unique spectacle |
- Always stay with your ranger guide — Komodo dragons can be dangerous
- Don’t visit if menstruating — Dragons can detect blood (local regulation)
- Wear closed shoes — Terrain is rocky
- Bring sun protection — Very hot with little shade
- Book through reputable operators — goFLY can arrange trusted tours
How to Get to Komodo
- ✈️ Fly to Labuan Bajo — Gateway town (flights from Bali, Jakarta)
- 🚤 Day trip or liveaboard — Boat tours from Labuan Bajo
- 📅 2-3 days recommended — To see dragons, beaches, and dive sites
🤿 5. Raja Ampat — Marine Paradise
Raja Ampat is considered the best diving destination on Earth. This remote archipelago in West Papua has the highest marine biodiversity ever recorded — over 75% of all known coral species are found here.
Why Raja Ampat is World-Famous
- 🐠 1,500+ fish species — More than anywhere else on Earth
- 🪸 600+ coral species — Incredible underwater gardens
- 🏝️ Remote paradise — Untouched islands and beaches
- 🦈 Shark and manta encounters — Regular sightings
- 📸 Stunning landscapes — Mushroom-shaped limestone islands
Top Raja Ampat Experiences
| Activity | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| 🤿 Scuba Diving | World-class dive sites — Cape Kri, Manta Sandy, Blue Magic |
| 🏊 Snorkeling | Vibrant coral right off the beaches — no diving certification needed |
| 🚣 Kayaking | Paddle through limestone islands and hidden lagoons |
| 🏔️ Pianemo Viewpoint | Iconic view of karst islands — Instagram-famous spot |
| 🏝️ Island Hopping | Visit remote villages, pristine beaches, hidden coves |
- Remote and expensive: Budget more than other Indonesia destinations
- Limited connectivity: Internet and phone signal are weak
- Advance planning essential: Book accommodation and boats early
- Marine permit required: ~IDR 1,000,000 for foreigners (supports conservation)
- Best visited: October–April (dry season)
🌋 6. Lombok — Hidden Gem
Often called “Bali’s quieter neighbor,” Lombok offers stunning beaches, the majestic Mount Rinjani, and the famous Gili Islands — all without Bali’s crowds.
Why Choose Lombok
- 🏖️ Less crowded than Bali — More peaceful atmosphere
- 🌋 Mount Rinjani — Indonesia’s second-highest volcano
- 🏝️ Gili Islands — Car-free paradise islands
- 🏄 Surfing spots — World-class waves at Kuta Lombok
- 🎭 Authentic culture — Sasak traditions and crafts
Top Lombok Attractions
| Attraction | Why Visit |
|---|---|
| 🌋 Mount Rinjani | 3-4 day trek to crater lake — challenging but rewarding |
| 🏝️ Gili Trawangan | Party island — nightlife, diving, beachfront bars |
| 🏝️ Gili Air | Relaxed vibes — yoga, snorkeling, peaceful beaches |
| 🏝️ Gili Meno | Honeymoon island — quiet, romantic, turtle sanctuary |
| 🏖️ Senggigi Beach | Sunset views, relaxed atmosphere, easy base |
| 🏖️ Tanjung Aan Beach | Unique pepper-grain sand, crystal-clear water |
- Choose Bali if: You want temples, vibrant nightlife, yoga retreats, more tourist infrastructure
- Choose Lombok if: You prefer quieter beaches, trekking, the Gili Islands, authentic local culture
- Best option: Do both! They’re only 2 hours apart by fast boat
🌿 7. Bandung — Nature & Culture in Harmony
Bandung, known as the “Paris of Java,” offers a refreshing escape with its cooler climate, tea plantations, volcanic landscapes, and creative arts scene. Just 3 hours from Jakarta, it’s perfect for a relaxing retreat.
Why Visit Bandung
- 🌡️ Cool climate — Escape the tropical heat
- 🌋 Volcanic landscapes — Tangkuban Perahu, Kawah Putih
- 🍵 Tea plantations — Beautiful rolling green hills
- 🛍️ Factory outlets — Famous for bargain shopping
- 🍜 Sundanese cuisine — Unique West Javanese flavors
Top Bandung Attractions
| Attraction | What It Offers |
|---|---|
| 🌋 Tangkuban Perahu | Active volcano crater you can drive to — steaming fumaroles, mountain views |
| 💧 Kawah Putih | White crater lake with turquoise water — stunning photography spot |
| 🍵 Tea Plantations (Ciwidey) | Rolling green hills, fresh tea tasting, peaceful walks |
| 🛍️ Cihampelas Walk | Factory outlet shopping — jeans, clothing at bargain prices |
| 🛶 Floating Market Lembang | Food stalls on boats, garden setting, family-friendly activities |
- Weekend traffic: Avoid visiting on weekends — traffic from Jakarta is terrible
- Combine with Jakarta: Easy 2-3 hour drive or train ride
- 2 days enough: Cover main attractions comfortably
- Try Sundanese food: Nasi Timbel, Karedok, Siomay
📝 Essential Travel Tips for Bangladeshi Visitors
Make your Indonesia trip smooth with these practical tips:
Before You Go
- 🛂 Visa: Apply for e-Visa or get Visa on Arrival at airport — Full visa guide
- 💳 Currency: Carry some Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), exchange at airport or use ATMs
- 📱 SIM card: Buy local SIM at airport (Telkomsel, XL) for cheap data
- 🔌 Power: Indonesia uses Type C/F plugs (European style) — bring adapter
- 💉 Health: No mandatory vaccinations, but consider typhoid, hepatitis A
During Your Trip
- 🚗 Transport: Use Grab/Gojek apps for taxi and ojek (motorbike taxi)
- 🍽️ Halal food: Widely available — Indonesia is Muslim-majority. Look for “Halal” signs
- 💧 Water: Drink only bottled water — never tap water
- 🕌 Dress code: Dress modestly at temples — cover shoulders and knees
- 💰 Bargaining: Expected at markets — start at 50% of asking price
- 🙏 Respect: Indonesians are friendly — a smile goes a long way
Safety Tips
- ⚠️ Traffic: Roads can be chaotic — be careful when crossing
- 🌊 Ocean currents: Be careful at beaches — currents can be strong
- 🐒 Monkeys: Secure belongings at monkey temples — they snatch things
- 💊 Medication: Bring any prescription medicines — pharmacies may not have them
- 📋 Travel insurance: Get comprehensive coverage — Insurance guide
💰 Indonesia Budget Guide for Bangladeshi Travelers
Indonesia offers excellent value for money. Here’s what to budget:
| Category | Budget (per day) | Mid-Range (per day) | Luxury (per day) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🏨 Accommodation | ৳800–1,500 (hostels, guesthouses) | ৳2,500–5,000 (hotels, villas) | ৳8,000+ (resorts) |
| 🍜 Food | ৳500–800 (warungs, street food) | ৳1,000–2,000 (restaurants) | ৳3,000+ (fine dining) |
| 🚗 Transport | ৳300–600 (public transport, ojek) | ৳800–1,500 (Grab, day tours) | ৳2,500+ (private driver) |
| 🎫 Activities | ৳500–1,000 (temples, beaches) | ৳1,500–3,000 (tours, diving) | ৳5,000+ (private tours) |
| 📊 Total/Day | ৳2,000–4,000 | ৳5,000–10,000 | ৳15,000+ |
- Eat at warungs: Local food stalls offer delicious meals for ৳100-200
- Use Grab/Gojek: Cheaper than regular taxis
- Book accommodation in advance: Better deals online
- Travel in shoulder season: April-May or September-October for lower prices
- Join group tours: Cheaper than private tours
📅 Best Time to Visit Indonesia
| Season | Months | Weather | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🌞 Dry Season (Best) | April – October | Sunny, less humidity, ideal conditions | All activities — beaches, hiking, diving |
| 🌧️ Wet Season | November – March | Regular afternoon rain, high humidity | Budget travel, fewer crowds |
| ⭐ Peak Season | July – August, Dec – Jan | Best weather, but most crowded | Book well in advance |
| 💰 Shoulder Season | April – May, September – October | Good weather, fewer tourists | Best value — good weather, lower prices |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Bangladeshi passport holders need a visa. Options include:
- Visa on Arrival (VOA): 30 days, extendable once, available at major airports
- e-Visa: Apply online before travel
- Embassy visa: For longer stays or specific purposes
📖 Full Guide: Indonesia Visa from Bangladesh
Yes, Indonesia is generally safe for tourists. It’s a Muslim-majority country, so Bangladeshi Muslims will feel comfortable.
Standard precautions:
- Watch belongings in crowded areas
- Use official transport (Grab/Gojek)
- Be careful at beaches (currents)
- Get travel insurance
Yes! Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim-majority country. Halal food is widely available everywhere.
- Look for “Halal” certification signs
- Most Indonesian restaurants serve halal food
- Bali has more non-halal options (Hindu majority), but halal restaurants exist
- Avoid pork dishes (babi) if concerned
Bali is the best first choice — it has excellent tourist infrastructure, diverse attractions, and is easy to navigate.
Second choice: Yogyakarta for culture lovers, or Lombok/Gili Islands for a quieter beach experience.
Depends on how much you want to see:
- 5-7 days: Bali only (most popular choice)
- 10-12 days: Bali + Gili Islands/Lombok OR Bali + Yogyakarta
- 14+ days: Multi-destination (Bali + Yogyakarta + Jakarta or add Komodo)
Yes! goFLY offers curated Indonesia packages:
- Bali packages: 4-7 nights, temples, beaches, culture
- Multi-destination: Bali + Yogyakarta, Bali + Komodo
- Starting from: ৳12,999 (Land Only) | ৳72,999 (With Air)
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Last updated: January 2026 | Author: goFLY Travel Team
