The Raja Ampat Archipelago is a dream of lost islands, a secluded paradise deep within the authentic Indonesia.
During the trip, you will stay at a hotel on the island, surrounded by the endless clear ocean and islands with white sandy beaches. Forget about cars! You will move between islands by water transport
National Geographic has released its Best of The World 2025 list of the top 25 destinations worldwide. The scientific, cultural, and travel brand has presented locations deemed must-visits for 2025, w…
Indonesia is making a big splash this week in Mumbai at ITB India 2025 (September 2–4). The message is loud and clear: the archipelago is ready to welcome more Indian travelers than ever before. The M…
There is very little time left before the official opening of the Bali Maritime Tourism Hub (BMTH) in Benoa. The tourist area is preparing to mark the launch of a new development phase, and authoritie…
In the center of Denpasar, at zero kilometer, the iconic monument Puputan of Badung has been restored.
It depicts three fighters raising weapons—a symbol of the last battle of the locals against the colonizers. The name roughly translates to 'fight to the end.' The square is dedicated to the events of…
Located on the western tip of Flores Island in East Nusa Tenggara Province, Labuan Bajo is a coastal town that serves as the gateway to the Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This reg…
Bali and its neighboring islands offer plenty of places to appreciate the underwater beauty of Indonesia. If you have never dived underwater in southern countries, you should definitely try it. The lo…
At the edge of the majestic cliffs of Broken Beach emerges a new symbol of Nusa Penida — 'The Octopus Queen'. This large-scale bamboo installation, standing 25 meters tall, promises to become not just…
Thousands of people took to the streets of Singaraja for the "Healthy Walk" to celebrate the city’s 420th anniversary. Bank and store employees, military personnel and police officers, students, and s…
Labuan Bajo, one of Indonesia’s key tourist hubs, is facing a serious security crisis. Authorities are convinced that illegal guides are to blame.
The local parliament (DPRD) of West Manggarai has demanded that the police take immediate action following reports of numerous incidents. Tourists accuse the illegals not only of selling substandard t…
