Papua, This Is A Tourist Attractions Place You Must Visit.

                  Papua, This Is A Tourist Attractions Place You Must Visit!!! If you think Indonesia is no more attractive than countries in Europe, try visiting Papua. The easternmost island of Indonesia has all the natural beauty that you have not explored. The land and the underwater world is a paradise for nature tourism enthusiasts.

                  Not only is its nature rich, Papua also holds local cultural wisdom that still survives in this modern era. Exploring Papua will certainly be an interesting experience that you can tell your family and friends. Visit Papua, face the wealth of your own country. If you are still confused where to go there, here is a summary of tourist attractions in Papua that must be visited, check this out:

1. Cenderawasih Bay National Park

            The national park with an area of ​​1,453,500 hectares is almost 90% in the form of water. It is not surprising that the Cenderawasih Bay National Park is the largest and largest marine conservation area in Indonesia. Here, there are 196 types of mollusks and 209 types of fish that you can see in the underwater world. Not infrequently turtles, turtles, sharks and dolphins also accompany you while diving. Teluk Cenderawasih National Park was inaugurated in 1993 by the Ministry of Forestry. Besides enjoying the underwater world, you can also explore the islands. Mioswaar Island, one of the islands in tourist attractions in Papua, has a cave with hot springs with sulfur content that you deserve to visit. In addition to Mioswaar Island, there are still Yoop Island, Numfor Island, Nusrowi Island and other islands that you cannot miss. These tourist attractions are administratively located in two districts, Wondama and Nabire. This national park is also a research center for whale sharks or whale sharks carried out by the government in collaboration with domestic and foreign NGOs.

2. Raja Ampat

                  Who doesn't know Raja Ampat? One of the tourist attractions in Papua, its beauty attracts the attention of domestic and foreign tourists. The Raja Ampat region consists of four major islands, namely Waigeo, Misool, Salawati, Batanta and the surrounding small islands. Raja Ampat has diverse marine life. According to a report from The Nature Conservancy, as many as 75% of the world's marine species are found in Raja Ampat waters. During diving, you will be accompanied by about 1,511 species of fish and sea turtles. Exciting, huh? Even though you are free to dive at any time of year here, the best time is in October and November. In these months, the weather is good and the water is very clear so that the visibility during diving is ideal. If you don't want to dive, you can still enjoy the beauty of Raja Ampat by doing trekking on the islands. Afraid of getting lost? Quiet. You can use guide services here. Guides at this tourist spot are local residents who work as fishermen everyday. Don't forget to bring betel nuts or candy to give to local residents. Areca nuts and candies are considered a sign of friendship and will make you more familiar with them. Here, there are many souvenirs that you can buy as souvenirs ranging from Asmat tribe sculptures to traditional musical instruments and fabrics.

3. Lake Sentani

             The lake with an area of ​​9,360 hectares is the largest lake in Papua. Located about 50 km from downtown Jayapura, Lake Sentani offers extraordinary beauty. There are at least 21 islands that adorn the lake with a height of 75 meters above sea level. There are many activities that you can do here ranging from swimming, fishing, eating culinary around the lake to renting a boat to get around the lake. In addition, there are 24 villages around this tourist spot that you can visit and interact directly with its citizens. The view of a row of stage houses with fishing nets is a natural thing you witness here. What's interesting is the annual event, Lake Sentani Festival, which is usually held in mid-June. When the festival takes place, tourist attractions in Papua will be full of tourists who want to see various local art and cultural performances. In addition to enjoying performances during the festival, you can also satisfy your tongue and stomach with many Papuan culinary presented here.

4. Lake Paniai

                 Lake Paniai is no less interesting than Lake Sentani. This lake is even referred to as the most beautiful lake in the World Lake Conference in India on November 30, 2007 which was followed by 157 countries. This lake is at an altitude of 1,700 meters above sea level with an area of ​​14,500 hectares. At dusk, the scenery at this tourist spot is very beautiful. You can see the silhouette of the cliffs, the birds fly over the lake plus the local fishing boats that are starting to come home. Here, you can fish with the women of the Mee and Moni tribes who are usually called "mama". Lake Paniai is one of the largest freshwater fish producers in Papua, many of the fish you find here such as goldfish, tilapia and tilapia. The facilities provided at tourist attractions in Papua are quite complete ranging from guard posts, guides, boat rentals and fishing equipment, to food stalls around the lake. If you want to enjoy the beauty of Lake Paniai for longer, you can stay at the residents' house.

5. Baliem Valley

                The Baliem Valley is home to the Dani, Yali and Lani tribes located around the Jayawijaya Mountains. Being at an altitude of 1,600 meters above the sea makes the temperature in this place can reach 10-15 degrees Celsius at night. Here, you can see and interact directly with indigenous people who still wear koteka for men and tassel skirts for women. In August, the Baliem Valley became a tourist spot in Papua which attracted a lot of tourist attention. For three days an annual event was held, the Baliem Valley Festival. This festival is actually a way of the government to abolish inter-tribal wars that often occur here. Inter-tribal warfare has been banned, instead this festival is held which turns the war into an art and cultural show to invite tourists. In the war at this festival, there is a scenario that is run. Usually the war will begin with the kidnapping of a woman in one tribe or the theft of a pig that becomes a farm animal here. Furthermore, the war will take place with the beginning of tribal dances and accompanied by traditional music. In addition to the war, there were also inter-village pig race races and a party of roast pork. You can also buy handicrafts from local tribes.

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