What activity do you miss the most after a long quarantine period? If you frequently open tiket.com, the answer must be: planning for a holiday trip. Going on a trip to your favorite destination can make you feel happy and content. So, are you ready to travel again?
Although we’re currently still in the middle of the pandemic, we can explore a lot of cities in Indonesia that have a lot of tourist attractions. Some of the tourist spots in the country look like foreign destinations. This means that you can travel the world, even if you’re just exploring Indonesia!
Stunning Places in Indonesia That Look Like Foreign Countries
In this article, we’ve placed pictures of beautiful destinations in Indonesia that look like their international counterparts. Let’s see what we mean by that below:
1. Monumen Simpang Lima Gumul in Kediri = Arch De Triomphe in Paris

Did you know that Kediri has a monument that resembles Arch De Triomphe in Paris? The monument is called Simpang Lima Gumul Monument, situated in Kediri, East Java. The construction of this monument began in 2003 and completed in 2008. The monument is surrounded by shady trees and green parks.
You can take a selfie or photographs with your loved ones with the background of Simpang Lima Gumul Monument! Observe its impressive architecture and enjoy the culinary experience around the monument.
Opening Hours: 24 hours
Ticket price: FREE
2. Patung Yesus Kristus Memberkati in Toraja = Christ the Redeemer Statue in Brazil

Have you ever seen Christ the Redeemer Statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on TV, postcards, or your friend’s Instagram feed? This wonderful 30 meters tall statue is located at the summit of Mount Corcovado. The design was created by French sculptor Paul Landowski and completed in 1931.
If you’re curious to see a huge Jesus Christ statue, you don’t need to go all the way to Brazil because Indonesia also has its own giant Jesus Christ statue in Toraja, South Sulawesi. The statue, with a height of 40 meters, is taller than the one in Brazil! Jesus Christ Blessing Statue is located on top of the Buntu Burake hill, about 1.100 meters above sea level.
Opening Hours: 07.00 – 21.00
Ticket Price: 10,000 IDR per person
3. Kawah Putih, Bandung = Lake Rotorua, New Zealand

If you’re visiting Bandung, one of the destinations you should visit is Kawah Putih, or White Crater. Kawah Putih is located in the little town of Ciwidey. When you come to Kawah Putih, you can see a volcanic crater filled with turquoise-colored water. The crater was formed by the eruption of Mount Patuha.
The beautiful White Crater in Bandung resembles Lake Rotorua in New Zealand, which was formed by the volcanic activity around the area. Well, at this moment, you can save Rotorua for your next trip and first explore Kawah Putih in Bandung first, t-mates!
Opening Hours: 07.00 – 17.00 WIB
Ticket Price: 25,000 IDR/ person
4. Brown Canyon, Semarang = Grand Canyon, the United States

Brown Canyon in Semarang is becoming popular nowadays. It’s actually not an official tourist spot, but many people – especially those who love photography – are curious to explore this destination. This instagenic place is a mining site. At Brown Canyon, you can see tall cliffs and hills. Some activities that you can do there are taking lots of photos and observing the unique-shape of the cliffs. Somehow, Brown Canyon looks like the Grand Canyon in the United States!
Opening Hours: 24 hours
Ticket Price: FREE
5. Taman Nasional Baluran in East Java = Maasai Mara Natural Reserve in Kenya

Often called “Little Africa”, Taman Nasional Baluran is an amazing place with hundreds of flora and fauna. This place looks like Maasai Mara Natural Reserve in Kenya, Africa. Taman Nasional Baluran covers 300 hectares area. In this place, you can share your food with monkeys, take pictures of animals or spend your night in accommodation around the area.
Some animals that you can find there are birds, buffalo, monkeys, and even leopards! It’s really a great place to experience a wildlife tour, just like in Africa!
Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 07.30 – 16.00 WIB; Saturday – Sunday: CLOSED
Ticket Prices: local tourist: 15,000 IDR/ person; international tourist: 150,000 IDR/ person
6. Pantai Ora, Maluku = Maldives

Have you ever imagined yourself having a good time in the Maldives with your significant other? The Maldives sounds like a dream destination for love birds due to its beautiful beaches and blue seas. Luckily, if you are in Indonesia, you can also enjoy an ambiance just like in the Maldives if you visit Ora Island in Maluku.
Ora is like the little Maldives in the world’s largest archipelago. It’s a perfect destination for a honeymoon escape. At Ora Beach, you can snorkel and see colorful fishes and corals underwater. The mountains and sea scenery blend together perfectly well!
7. Pantai Pink, Lombok = Pink Sand Beach in Bahama

In Indonesia, there are several pink beaches, one of them is located in Lombok. Lombok is a great place for a holiday for local and international tourists because it has beautiful nature. If you go to visit Lombok, you can spend a day or two exploring the pink beach.
Just like the pink beach in Bahama, the pink color of the sand comes from microscopic coral insects, known as Foraminifera. These animals live beneath reefs. Coming to the pink beach is a unique experience that will make your vacation memorable!
Opening Hours: 08.00 – 17.00 WITA
Ticket Price: 10,000 IDR
8. Kampung Warna Warni in Malang = Gamcheon Village in South Korea

Besides being known worldwide for its K-pop industry and plastic surgery, South Korea is also known for its unparalleled beauty. There are many tourist attractions that attract local and international tourists. One of them is Gamcheon Village, a colorful village located in Busan.
In Indonesia, there is also a place that looks like Gamcheon Village, which is called Kampung Warna Warni. Situated in Malang, this village is sooo Instagrammable! Houses are painted in bright colors. It has become a popular tourist destination nowadays.
Opening Hours: 07.00 – 18.00 WIB
Ticket Price: 3,000 IDR
9. Pagoda Avalokitesvara in Semarang = Ci’en Pagoda

Semarang is an interesting city to visit in Indonesia. It has many destinations worth visiting such as temples, mosques, shopping malls, and others. One of the landmarks in this city is Avalokitesvara Pagoda, which is a place of worship for Buddhists.
This pagoda is still actively used as a place of worship for Buddhists today; it is open to the public. If you take a look closely, this pagoda looks like the one in Taiwan, called Ci’en Pagoda. Well, so now you know that you don’t need to travel that far to see a beautiful pagoda. You can just visit Semarang!
Opening Hours: 07.00 – 21.00 WIB
Ticket Price: FREE
Plan a Holiday in Indonesia! Find Wonderful Destinations in the Country!
It’s time for a holiday! Now you can travel to Indonesia again with your family and friends! When you go on holiday, don’t forget to follow the health protocols and pay attention to the recent condition about the pandemic in that area. Check on the news regularly and also tiket.com Infopage so you can remain extra cautious when you travel.




