婆罗浮屠船 - 一艘25米长的木船，仿照爪哇中部8世纪婆罗浮屠寺发现的墙壁浮雕的船，于2003年8月15日从雅加达的Ancol码头起航，捕捉东南亚风帆，行驶4000英里到达东非约250英里的马达加斯加岛。该船由澳大利亚人 Nick Burningham 设计（一位印度尼西亚传统船只专家）。由印度尼西亚工匠在巴厘岛北部的Pagerungan Kecil岛上建造。
The Borobudur Ship — a 25 meter-long wooden ship modelled after wall reliefs found on the 8th century Borobudur temple in Central Java - set sail on August 15, 2003 from Ancol pier in Jakarta, catching the Southeast Asian trade winds for a 4,000 mile sail to Madagascar, an island situated about 250 miles off East Africa. The ship was designed by Australian Nick Burningham - an expert on Indonesian traditional vessels - and built by Indonesian craftsmen on the island of Pagerungan Kecil, north of Bali.