Indonesia is a land of largest: It is the largest island country on Earth, consisting of more than 17,000 islands; it is home to the world’s most populated island, Java, where more than half of the country’s people live; and Indonesia has the world’s largest Muslim population. This multicultural archipelago nation is also the fourth-most populous country on the planet and is renowned for its variety of ethnic and religious groups, which is why Indonesia’s motto is “Unity in Diversity.” Its islands are dotted with Hindu and Buddhist temples, as well as Christian churches and Muslim mosques. Here you will find the “Island of the Gods,” aka Bali; world-famous surf breaks, such as Uluwatu; Mount Leuser National Park, the only habitat where elephants, rhinos and orangutans live together; and Lake Toba, the world’s largest volcanic lake. In addition to Bali, some of Indonesia’s top destinations include its island neighbor Lombok, the province of North Sumatra, and Java, home to the nation’s capital and largest city, Jakarta.