20 Places in Indonesia with Extraordinary Views, You Must Visit

3. Pink Beach, Komodo Island

While beach sand is usually brownish-white or even blackish, this beach on Komodo Island has pink sand. It's no wonder it's called Pink Beach. This natural phenomenon occurs because microscopic animals called foraminifera leave red pigments on the coral. Ultimately, these corals are what give the beach sand its pink color.

At this phenomenal Pink Beach, you'll see natural scenery you might not find on other beaches. Besides taking photos along the shore, you can also enjoy activities like snorkeling and diving. You can also rent a local fishing boat to explore the surrounding small islands.

4. Kelingking Beach, Nusa Penida

Besides Diamond Beach, Nusa Penida also has Kelingking Beach, which boasts truly iconic natural scenery. Kelingking Beach is arguably Nusa Penida's current icon, as it's popular with both local and international tourists. The main reason, of course, is the stunning natural scenery of cliffs shaped like a T-Rex head.

As the name suggests, this small beach is shaped like a human pinky finger. When viewed from above, the gradation of colors on this beach is truly stunning and beautiful.

5. Pinggan Village, Bali

Bali also has tourist attractions with beautiful natural scenery besides beaches, one of which is . This village is located in the Kintamani District. Pinggan Village is one of the best spots to enjoy the beauty of the sunrise. Besides being able to watch the sunrise, you'll also see a village above the clouds if you view Pinggan Village from the top of the hill.

Due to its high mountain location, the temperature in this village is quite cool. So, prepare your best warm clothing if you're interested in visiting Pinggan Village.

6. Baluran National Park, Banyuwangi

Baluran National Park is located in Banyuwangi, East Java. This park protects grassland animals such as banteng, water buffalo, deer, long-tailed monkeys, and long-tailed birds. In this national park, you can take photos in expanses of savanna that are said to resemble those found in Africa. Therefore, Baluran National Park is nicknamed "Africa van Java."

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