1. Northern borders the Flores Sea 2. South of the Indian Ocean 3. East of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste 4. Next to the West by the Province of West Nusa Tenggara.
NTT is an archipelago consisting of 566 islands, 246 islands of which already have the name and the rest has yet to have a name. Among the 246 islands that are already named, there are 4 major islands: Flores, Sumba, Timor and Alor (Flobamora) and small islands include: Adonara, Pig, Lomblen, Pamana Large, Panga Rods, Parmahan, Rusah, Samhila, Solor (entry Flotim district / Lembata); Island Trunk, Kisu, Field, Temple, Deer, Trweng (Alor); Island Fund, Doo, Landu Manifon, Manuk, Pamana, Raijna, Rote, Sarvu, Semau (Kupang regency / Rote Ndao) ; Loren Island, Komodo, Rinca, Sebayur Sebabi Small, Large Sebayur Serayu Large (Greater Manggarai); Island Untelue (Ngada); Halura Island (East Sumba, etc..
From all existing islands, 46 islands have been inhabited while the rest are uninhabited. There are three major islands, namely the island of Flores, Sumba and Timor, the rest are small islands lying scattered, commodities are extremely limited and highly influenced by climate.
Land area of 47,349.9 km2 or 2.49% of the total area of the waters of Indonesia and  ± 200,000 km2 of waters outside the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone (IEEZ).
Tourism in East Nusa Tenggara Province
Tourism, which is one of the potential sectors for receipt of PAD in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT); may develop more optimally. NTT has diverse tourism objects, both natural attractions with the natural conditions of mountainous coastline extends the following form, marine tourism, agro-tourism, cultural tourism, including many historical attractions dimilik diversity wealth of attractions in the area continue to be made of course with NTT other supporting facilities.
Social Cultural East Nusa Tenggara Province
East Nusa Tenggara Province is rich in both language and cultural diversity tribe as shown below:
Number of Local Language
The number of languages owned quite a lot and spread the existing islands, namely:
1 Timor, Rote, Sabu, and the small islands around it: The language is the language of Kupang, Kupang Malay, Dawan Amarasi, Helong Rote, Sabu, Tetum, Bural
2 Alor and surrounding islands: The language uses Tewo kedebang, Blagar, Lamuan Abui, Adeng, Katola, Taangla, Pui, Kolana, Kui, Pura Kang Samila, Kule, Aluru, Wood Kaileso
3 Flores and nearby islands: The language use of Malay, Laratuka, Lamaholot, Kedang, Krawe, Palue, Sikka, lio, Lio Ende, Dragon Keo, Ngada, Ramba, Ruteng, Manggarai, Bajo, Komodo
4-Ulau Pualu Sumba and surrounding small: The language uses Kambera, Wewewa, Anakalang, Lamboya, Mamboro, Wanokaka, Loli, Kodi.
Number of Parts / Ethnicity
NTT natives consists of various tribes that inhabit the areas are scattered Throughout NTT, as follows:
1 Helong : Some Kupang regency ( Central and West Kupang Kec.Kupang and Semau )2 Dawan : Parts of Kupang ( Kec. Amarasi , Amfoang , East Kupang , Kupang Central , South Central Timor regency , North Central Timor , Belu ( part of the border with TTU )3 Tetum: Most of the District. Belu and Timor Leste territory4 Kemak : A small percentage of the district. Belu and Timor Leste territory5 Marae : A small part of the district. Belu northern part close to the border with the Democratic Republic of Timor -Leste6 Rote : Most of the island and along the north coast rote Kupang district and island Semau7 Sabu / Rae Havu : Sabu and Raijua Island as well as some areas in Sumba8 Sumba Island Sumba9 Manggarai Ask this : the western part of Flores Island , especially Kan Manggarai and West Manggarai10 Ngada : Most of the District Ngada11 Ende Lio : Ende12 - Krowe Muhang Sikka : Sikka13 Lamaholor : East Flores district includes Adonara , Solor Island and most of the island Lomblen14 Kedang : Lomblen Island East End15 Labala : South end of the island Lomblen16 Island Alor Island Alor and Pantar island .
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