Introduction Indonesia, with its vast archipelago and rich history, is home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These sites offer a unique glimpse into the country’s cultural, historical, and natural wealth, each telling a story of its own. This month’s edition of the Bali and Beyond newsletter highlights these extraordinary sites, enticing global tourism industry players to explore Indonesia’s unparalleled destinations and participate in the Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2025.
Historical Significance UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Indonesia are testimonies to the nation’s diverse history and cultural evolution. From ancient temples like Borobudur and Prambanan to the extensive marine biodiversity in Komodo National Park, these sites highlight Indonesia’s unique heritage. This introduction will set the stage for a deeper dive into specific sites that are off the beaten path but equally captivating.
Natural Wonders Indonesia’s natural UNESCO sites, such as the rainforests of Lorentz National Park and the coral reefs of Komodo, are treasures of biodiversity. These places are not just tourist destinations but also crucial ecosystems that support a wide array of life forms, some of which are found nowhere else on Earth.
Cultural Heritage The cultural landscapes, including the Subak system of Bali and the archaeological site of Sangiran, offer insights into the traditional and historical way of life. These sites demonstrate the intricate balance between human activity and nature, showcasing sustainable practices that have been in place for centuries.
BBTF 2025: AN INVITATION
As Indonesia continues to enchant the world with its rich heritage and natural beauty, the Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2025 offers a unique platform for global tourism industry players to explore new opportunities. Scheduled for June 11-13, 2025, in Bali, this annual trade show is a premier event that showcases Indonesia’s diverse destinations, fosters business partnerships, and promotes sustainable tourism practices.“We are very keen to share a must-visit destinations in Indonesia and present it at BBTF 2025– the theme is about “Indonesia Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for the World”., we are all part of the ecosystem – we believe it will impact on the hospitality industry as a whole, from Bali we hope to connect the stakeholders from all provinces to collaborate to sustain Indonesia popularity. Stay tune and learn more about how to join BBTF 2025 – be part of this learning and we will present more about Bali & Beyond globally recognised destinations”. Putu Winastra, chairman of BBTF 2025 Committee and the head of ASITA, travel agent association Bali region stated.
