East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur) is one of Indonesia’s most captivating and less-traveled provinces. Spread across rugged islands like Flores, Sumba, Timor, and the Komodo archipelago, it offers stunning landscapes, ancient traditions, and unique wildlife — including the world-famous Komodo dragons.
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The region is rich in cultural heritage, with traditional villages, handwoven ikat textiles, and timeless rituals. Flores is home to Mount Kelimutu and its tri-colored volcanic lakes, while Sumba offers world-class surfing and authentic tribal experiences. In Komodo National Park, you can trek to see dragons, dive with manta rays, and explore pink sand beaches.
Unlike Bali or Lombok, East Nusa Tenggara remains largely untouched by mass tourism, making it ideal for travelers seeking adventure, authenticity, and nature. It’s a place where every island offers a different experience — from volcanoes to savannas, coral reefs to highland cultures.
- Highlights:
- Komodo National Park and pink beaches
- Mount Kelimutu’s colorful crater lakes
- Tribal villages and ikat weaving in Flores
- Surfing and traditions in Sumba
- Less-traveled, unspoiled destinations