Destination:

Indonesia

Travelling there	Indonesia is well connected to the rest of the world with multiple airlines servicing its two main gateways — Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) and Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport or Denpasar International Airport (DPS).
Capital city	Jakarta.
Population	258.493 million.
Religion	Indonesia has freedom of religion, but has six official ones: Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Confucianism.
Language	Indonesian.
Currency	Indonesian rupiah (IDR).
Climate	Straddling the equator, Indonesia’s climate is tropical — hot with very high humidity — and wet and dry seasons. There are periodic short rain showers even in the dry season.
Transport	Bemo (public minibuses) and taxis are probably the most common form of transport around town and inter-city. In cities, Ojek (motorcycle riders), becak (three-wheeled carts) and taxis abound. Commuter rail exists in very few cities.
Best time to travel	Roughly speaking, the weather in Indonesia is split into wet and dry seasons, of which May to September is dry. The dry season coincides with peak tourist season.
What to wear	While dress-sense is casual here, be conservative — especially when visiting temples. Take into consideration the heat and humidity — lightweight, natural fabrics will be more comfortable. If visiting the mountains, carry a jumper. Be prepared for sudden rain bursts. Avoid wearing shorts or swimwear outside resort areas.