PRESIDENT OBAMA AND HIS FAMILY CONTINUE THEIR GLOBE-TROTTING VACATION, AND JUST ARRIVED IN THE MOST POPULOUS MUSLIM NATION ON EARTH – INDONESIA. IT’S A RETURN TO HIS BOYHOOD HOME, AS OBAMA GREW UP IN THE COUNTRY.

WHILE THERE, HE HAS VISITED A NUMBER OF RELIGIOUS LANDMARKS AND PLACES OF WORSHIP. SPOILER – NONE OF THEM BELONG TO THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

Even though Christianity has been under fire in Indonesia from radical Muslims, Obama hasn’t shown his claimed religion much attention while there. He’s been too busy living it up in lavish hotels and visiting the local tourist attractions.

Obama was not a regular church-goer while in office, and only seemed to go when he was up for reelection and needed to woo the faithful. Now that he has left office and started his never-ending vacation, he rarely darkens the doors of a Christian church.

In Indonesia, however, he has found a number of non-Christian temples to visit.

THE DAILY MAIL REPORTS.

The Obamas visited yet another temple on their family trip to South-East Asia as they dropped in to a 9th-century compound in Indonesia where he grew up.

The former US President was pictured performing a traditional Hindi greeting as he and his daughters were escorted around the religious building.

A day after visiting the Borobudur Temple in Magelang, Barack, Malia and Sasha were shown around the Prambanan Temple in Central Java by a team of archaeologists on Thursday.
Photographs appeared to be a a priority on Wednesday at Borobudur with both daughters and their father snapping away, but it appeared as though the enthusiasm might have wavered, and the former First Lady Michelle wasn’t seen in any pictures at Prambanan.

From white water rafting in Bali to visiting temples in Java, Obama’s private family holiday is being closely tracked in Indonesia where he spent four years as a child.

Obama was six when he moved to Jakarta after his American mother, Ann Dunham, married an Indonesian man following the end of her marriage to Obama’s Kenyan father.