Raja Ampat rustic art and monasteries were constructed

and monasteries were constructed

home to the Great Buddha

a vital transport link and an enduring national symbol of Australia

Its distinctive Georgian Royal architecture includes red-tiled roofs and narrow cobbled streets

The islands are also known for ancient human settlements and their importance to local sea-faring culture

Raja Ampat rustic art and monasteries were constructedExplore Raja Ampat, Indonesia, a stunning wall art piece capturing lush islands above clear waters and a vibrant, biodiverse coral reef beneath the surface. Raja Ampat, meaning Four Kings, is an Indonesian archipelago of over 1,500 islands. Part of the Coral Triangle, it is a global marine biodiversity hotspot. This area hosts over 75% of known coral species and thousands of fish species, vital for global marine ecosystems and a natural heritage site.