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Banda Islands - Wikipedia There are seven inhabited islands and several that are uninhabited The inhabited islands are: The main island, Banda Neira (centre) viewed from the peak of Gunung Api volcano In the background is Lontar Island (Banda Besar)
Banda Islands | Spice Islands, Moluccas, Volcanoes | Britannica Banda Islands, island group, Maluku propinsi (province), Indonesia The islands lie in the Banda Sea, southeast of Ambon Island and south of Ceram The largest of the nine islands, which have a total land area of 17 square miles (44 square km), is Great Banda (Banda Besar) Island
A guide to the Banda Islands in Maluku, Indonesia | Honeycombers Bali The Banda Islands, also referred to as the Spice Islands, were known for their exceptional production of mace, nutmeg, pepper and cloves The islands played an essential role in the spice trades as a base for the highly profitable export of various spices worldwide
Banda Islands – Travel guide at Wikivoyage Once known as the Spice Islands, an epithet also applied to the entire Maluku area, the Bandas were famous as a source of spices, especially nutmeg (buah pala) First colonized by the Portuguese, the Dutch soon wrested control of the islands and fought the Spice Wars with the British
Banda: The Secret Island of Nutmegs - Amusing Planet In the Banda Sea, roughly 2,500 km east of Jakarta lies the Banda Islands, a part of Indonesia For thousands of years, this group of ten islands were the world's only source of nutmeg and mace, which is derived from nutmeg’s shell
BANDA ISLANDS | Facts and Details On the day of the eruption, people began moving to further islands, and eventually to locations as distant as Sulawesi About 10,000 people of the 16,000 population living in the Banda islands were evacuated during the 1988 eruption, which finally ended in August, 1988
Banda Islands - Wikitravel The Banda Islands (Kepulauan Banda) are an archipelago in South Maluku (Moluccas), Indonesia Once known as the Spice Islands, an epithet that also applies to the entire Maluku area, the Bandas were famous as a source of spices, especially nutmeg