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Nusantara, Indonesia’s future capital, has been opened for visits. Located on the island of Kalimantan, the under-construction city is now offering guided tours.
Participation in these unique trips is free, but visitors must register in advance through the IKNOW app (available in the App Store and Play Store). Only 300 visitors per day are allowed.
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The route includes an overnight stop.
Prices: free, except for donations and hotel.
Distance: To the hotel (farthest point) from Ubud — 155 km.
Travel time: 6−7 hours with stops.
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