The influx of tourists in Bali is not slowing down any, and these days many sleepy towns are transforming into hip hoods. This is certainly the case with the seaside town of Canggu. Just 20 minutes north of the bustling …
Millions of tourists descend on the Indonesian island paradise of Bali all throughout the year for a dose of vitamin sea, wonderful hospitality, sumptuous food and drink, as well as inspiring cultural activities. Nearly every square meter of Bali has …
Java, the most populated island in Indonesia, attracts many travellers each year and it’s easy to see why. Consisting of 6 provinces from Banten in the West all the way to East Java, this island has some world-famous attractions such …
Tana Toraja, a highland region of Southern Sulawesi in Indonesia, is an underexplored land with an experience beyond belief. Aside from beautiful mountainous scenery and intricate Tongkonan architecture, Toraja is a place where death is not only embraced but also …
When one thinks of Bali, what usually comes to mind are the azure coasts of Nusa Dua, Jimbaran Bay, Seminyak, or Uluwatu. This Indonesian island is blessed with some of Asia’s most beautiful beaches after all. But there is so …
Raja Ampat means “Four Kings” in Malay, and is a group of hundreds of tiny islands and four main islands – Misool, Salawati, Batanta and Waigeo. Located near the Australian continent, these islands are relatively untouched by human interference and …
Dragons do exist, and so does a volcano with three-coloured crater lakes – and they can be found on Flores island, located in East Nusa Tenggara province in Indonesia. While Indonesia is more famous for Bali and Yogyakarta, Flores should …
Bali, Indonesia. An international favourite for a beach getaway, thanks to the wonderfully welcoming spirit of the Balinese culture in a place of such natural beauty. For a place frequented by tourists for quite some time now, Bali continues to …
Often overlooked by travellers who’ve been lured to neighbouring Bali, Lombok is a somewhat quieter cousin, sitting pretty well away from mass tourism but allowing visitors to truly unwind among equally stunning rolling rice paddies, mountains and sparkling waters. It …
Bintan and Batam are long-time favourites of Singaporeans looking to get away for a little weekend getaway. It’s largely due to their proximity — you can hop on a ferry from Singapore to Bintan and Batam, and be there in …
