Indonesia's area close to the equator makes it a steady year-round destination. Little varieties in precipitation and temperature make two somewhat diverse times of year, however with everything taken into account the best times to visit are 'at whatever point your calendar allows'. as a rule it is hot (between 80-85 F) all year and moist, especially in the wet season.
Varieties in temperature may happen with elevation changes too. As it is in the tropics, you will see precipitation year-round. A time of heavier precipitation endures from October to March, with December to February getting more than the others months. Flooding can make street travel troublesome now and again amid this season.
The months of June to August offer a slight cooling in temperature and less moist air, making it a more well known time for guests.
The more prevalent vacationer destination of Bali gets a more prominent convergence of traveler group amid regular school occasion breaks and are essentially less jammed in shoulder seasons.
Shoulder season sees evening showers that have a tendency to be short and commonly don't intrude on the days and less traveler swarms. Indonesia likewise commends certain religious occasions, for example, Ramadan enduring the majority of June, which causes more administrations to close their entryways.
Early June the Bali Arts Festival and Kite Fair is in full swing. July holds the Negara Bull Races and the country's Independence Day is on August seventeenth.