The Banda Islands are a group of ten small volcanic islands located in the Maluku Province of Indonesia. Known for their rich history, these islands were once the center of the lucrative spice trade, particularly for nutmeg and mace. The islands feature lush landscapes, beautiful beaches, and vibrant marine life, making them a popular destination for eco-tourism and diving. The main islands include Banda Neira, Banda Besar, and Pulaus Ai. The area is also home to historical sites, such as old forts and colonial buildings, reflecting its significance during the spice trade era. Today, the Banda Islands attract visitors seeking both adventure and cultural experiences.