Maps in Java
Get around Java's infrastructure is the best in Indonesia. It is possible (but not advisable to try) to cross the entire island by land in a single (long) day. However, the sheer density of people means that roads, buses and trains can get overcrowded if you're moving at the same time as everyone else. By bus The main form of long-distance transport, vast armadas of buses cross the island and connect every city and mountain hamlet. Using a bus is a good option since most cities in Java are connected to a toll road. The buses mostly run in the afternoon and/or night, can stop along the route and are generally cheaper than most low-cost air carriers. There are two types of buses, with aircon and without aircon; the fare of non-aircon is only about a third of using aircon. If you do take a bus, take one with aircon because drivers of such buses are known to be safer, as a general rule. For long trips, people tend to use a low-cost carrier, because it's much faster. There are also luxury double-decker bus services from Jakarta to several cities…
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