For most people from mainland regions of the world, Indonesia is primarily associated with the resort island of Bali. However, Bali is only one of the many provinces in this diverse country. The most…
Bali — a vibrant melting pot where Indonesian people of different faiths meet, often forming deep connections that culminate in love and marriage.
Yet, Indonesia’s marriage laws, which mandate religious ceremonies and require couples to share the same faith, pose significant hurdles for inter-faith unions.
The annual migration of Muslims to their hometowns and villages (mudik) ahead of the Lebaran holiday has started earlier than usual in Bali this year. Many Indonesians are trying to leave the island b…
More and more tourists are choosing trains as their main mode of transportation in Indonesia.
On the island of Java, the transportation infrastructure is the most developed and modern. Railways also operate on Sumatra (both freight and passenger services), Sulawesi (freight and passenger), and…
When you hear the word 'Indonesia,' the first things that come to mind are Bali’s beaches, surfing, and a tropical paradise. But the true soul of this country lies in its volcanoes. Here, the earth li…
Java, like much of the Indonesian archipelago, is of volcanic origin, with an elongated shape and rugged, mountainous terrain. From its high peaks, rivers rush down, creating breath-taking waterfalls…
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Mount Ijen is located in the east of Java Island, reachable by car and ferry from Bali in just a few hours. The enchanting glow of electric-blue flames, bright-yellow sulfur rocks, and the acidic crat…
The launch of a high-speed catamaran between Marina Boom Port in Banyuwangi (East Java) and Denpasar (Bali), initially scheduled for June, has been postponed to July — the final details with the Denpa…
“When it comes to traveling, it’s the path that matters—not the destination. This country has it all: mountains, deserts, even a glacier. It’s incredibly beautiful and home to some of the kindest, mos…
The border between Central and East Java cuts through the dormant Mount Lawu, dividing two fascinating regions: Magetan Regency on the eastern slope, and Karanganyar to the west, not far from Surakart…
