Now lets go to Indonesia, first of all we have Bali, in 1284 Kertanagara, last king of Tumapel (Singhasari) in Java, captured Bali; upon his death in 1292, the island regained its independence. A clip of an area in Bali. Next we have is Raja Ampat, The origin of the name Raja Ampat comes from a woman who found seven eggs. Four of them hatched into four princes who separated and each became king who ruled in Waigeo, Salawati, East Misool and West Misool. Last but not least Candi Borobudur, Borobudur was first built on the initiative of King Samaratungga around 824 AD. Even so, Borobudur Temple was completed near 900 AD during the reign of Queen Pramudawardhani, daughter of King Samaratungga.Has some of the famous places in each country been adapted to modern life and still keeping its history? if so, how? For Switzerland, yes, for the cities like Interlaken and Lucerne they added narrow cobblestone streets for easy access for both tourists and residents. These areas have been adapted to modern life with cafes, boutiques, and restaurants. And for Indonesia also Yes, for Candi Borobudur, they added facilities such as visitor centers, guided tours, and educational programs for both tourists and residents that wants to come to Candi Borobudur.