Like a dream ... Gili Trawangan.  Like a dream ... Gili
Trawangan. Photo: Peter Ptschelinzew/Lonely Planet  Lema
Samandar goes beyond Indonesia's popular tourist island to
experience some of the country's other attractions.  Bali is the
only Indonesian island most Australians know.  But my first
visit to our northerly neighbour involved only a couple of hours
at the airport in Denpasar before heading off to explore the
culture and history of other parts of the world's biggest
archipelago.   My first stop was Yogyakarta, on the island of
Java. Despite getting only three hours of sleep our first task
was to take a sunrise tour of the world famous Borobudur
Buddhist monument.  A 3am wake up call and an hour's drive led
us to one of the most ancient monuments in Indonesia, situated
in the Regency of Magelang.  Tour groups, domestic school
students and honeymooners had all gathered at the break of dawn.
With torches in hand, we walked up the steps to the temple,
which is surrounded by mountains and volcanoes.  On