Indonesia
An Indonesia tour package from Pakistan usually starts in Bali, with rice terraces, cliff-top temples and beach resorts, and can add the mosques of Jakarta, the temples of Yogyakarta or the volcanoes of Java. We plan private and group trips to Indonesia on request for honeymooners, families and groups of friends.
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Why visit Indonesia
Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim-majority country and a chain of thousands of islands, so it combines familiar culture with some of Asia's most striking scenery. Most visitors from Pakistan focus on Bali, which has a Hindu culture of its own, with temple ceremonies, rice terraces and a long surf coast. Beyond Bali are volcanoes, jungle and ancient temples that see far fewer tourists.
For couples, a Bali or Indonesia honeymoon package often means a villa with a private pool in Ubud or Seminyak, followed by a few nights by the beach.
Best time to visit Indonesia
- April to October: the dry season in Bali, Java and Lombok, with sunny days and calmer seas. July and August are the busiest months.
- November to March: the wet season, with heavy afternoon showers, lush scenery and lower hotel rates.
Bali lies close to the equator, so temperatures stay warm all year and the choice is mainly about rain.
Indonesia visa for Pakistani passport holders
Pakistani passport holders are not eligible for visa on arrival in Indonesia and need a visa arranged online before travel. Visa rules change often, so we check the current requirements when you enquire.
Places to visit in Indonesia
- Bali: Ubud's rice terraces, the Uluwatu and Tanah Lot temples, and Nusa Penida by boat.
- Jakarta: the Istiqlal Mosque, the largest in Southeast Asia, and the old Dutch quarter of Kota Tua.
- Yogyakarta: Borobudur and Prambanan, two UNESCO-listed temple complexes.
- East Java: sunrise over the volcanic crater of Mount Bromo.
- Lombok and the Gili Islands: quieter beaches and snorkelling next door to Bali.
- Komodo National Park: boat trips to see Komodo dragons and pink-sand beaches.
Getting to Indonesia from Pakistan
There are no direct flights from Pakistan to Indonesia, so the usual route is one stop through Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore or a Gulf hub. That makes it easy to add a few days in Malaysia or Singapore on the way. Bali and Jakarta both have international airports, with frequent domestic flights between them.
Plan your Indonesia trip
We plan private and group trips to Indonesia on request. An Indonesia tour package from Pakistan can be a Bali honeymoon or a longer island-hopping route. Tell us your dates and we will suggest islands, hotels and flights that fit, or browse our other international tours.