Surabaya, the bustling capital of East Java, and the culturally rich Madura Island offer a unique blend of urban sophistication and traditional charm.
As a major economic hub, Surabaya is home to vibrant markets, green parks, diverse temples, and modern accommodations, making it a popular destination for business and leisure travelers alike.
Three international carriers are preparing new flights to Bali. Tui Airways plans charters from South Korea, Jetstar Australia offers regular flights from Newcastle, and Sichuan Airlines provides a di…
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…
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…
The idea of pursuing education abroad has always been popular. In today’s world, it has become an essential step in the lives of young people, significantly broadening their horizons.
Dive into a colourful mosaic of history, resilience, and adventure as we navigate through Indonesia's LGBTQ+ scene.
From the courageous journeys of LGBTQ+ Indonesians to essential travel tips for Bali, get ready for an eye-opening exploration!
Budget carrier Jetstar Asia announced that it will completely cease flights on July 31, 2025. The parent company Qantas explained the decision with rapidly increasing fuel costs, ground services, and…
Despite the promises of some Balinese officials to make life more difficult for foreign tourists, the number of guests from abroad continues to grow on this paradise island. Even Russians, whose influ…
The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is one of the most colorful celebrations, observed by millions of people worldwide. In 2025, it will be the Year of the Wood Snake and will begin on January 29
Whoosh! It’s not a comic book exclamation but the name of a new high-speed train line. Interestingly, President Jokowi himself was involved in choosing it. In reality, it’s an acronym for the Indonesi…
