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Despite its high density and nearly 150 million inhabitants, the island still boasts stunning natural areas that will delight nature and adventure lovers. Its central mountain range, numerous volcanoes like Bromo or Kawah Ijen, tropical forests, and many parks—including the fascinating Ujung Kulon—along with a coastline dotted with beautiful beaches, create a remarkable landscape. Java is also rich in cultural heritage, particularly the two renowned sites of Borobudur and Prambanan, each featuring a wealth of Hindu and Buddhist temples.
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