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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…
A Chinese couple went to the Javanese volcano Mount Ijen, where an unfortunate accident occurred. The tragedy was caused by their desire to capture an unforgettable photo. People often get so carried…
Did you know that the "northern lights" can be seen not only at one of the Earth’s poles but also on the equator?
To experience this, head to the island of Java, which is located a few hours from Bali, and head east to Mount Ijen. At an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level, you will see an unusual natural pale…
Nestled in the heart of Bali, Mount Agung captivates with its ancient charm. Once reserved for sacred Hindu rituals, it now became a hotspot for tourists.
Yet, amid the surge in tourism, the Governor of Bali has proposed to ban tourist activities on Mount Agung.
Have you ever dreamed of a journey that feels like a fairytale? To a magical place where giant trees of the most peculiar shapes, from roots to tops, are covered in fluffy moss. And an emerald lake, l…
Mount Ijen (Kawah Ijen) is located in the eastern part of Java. Here you can descend to the world's largest acid lake, and meet the sunrise at the crater's edge. And only here you can see the unique n…
Due to volcanic activity, one of Java’s most beautiful volcanoes, Ijen, was closed to visitors for several months. Now, the entrance has reopened for tourists, but with new fee adjustments.
Jatiluwih is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Bali, famous for its sweeping rice terraces that showcase the ancient subak irrigation system. Located in the foothills of Mount Batukaru, it’s a peaceful…
Ngurah Rai Airport continues to expand its air network. On December 5th, the first direct flight from Denpasar to Jember by Wings Air took place, providing convenient connections between Bali and East…
The acidic Ijen Volcano on the island of Java has reopened to tourists following a brief closure.
Local authorities initially announced the closure on January 3rd to assess tourist activities at the site. However, the closure was short-lived, and by January 6th, climbing resumed at one of Indonesi…
