Indonesia 101

What is travel without a lot of...eating? In my honest opinion, one of the best ways to get to know Indonesia is through your palate. Indonesian food is as rich and diverse as its culture and you'll find foods...

Bali Nusa Dua Bali is the most popular tourist spot in Indonesia because the island is a cornucopia of beaches, yoga retreats, rice fields and spas. This place is a must for all travelers because there is a lot to...

About Indonesia, All about Indonesia An Introduction to Indonesia Indonesia is a vast, sprawling country. It's hard to even think of it as a single country - it's more like a gargantuan tree with branches that extend out into various parts...

Gili Islands The Gili Islands are a cluster of three small islands located just off the northwest tip of Lombok, Indonesia.This archipelago of islands only recently came to the attention of the wider world in the 1980s and 1990s but...

Indonesia is a beautiful country with many diverse cultures, delicious food, and gorgeous scenery. But there are also some things you should know about the country before visiting to stay healthy. For example, Indonesia is ranked third among countries...

best time to visit Indonesia One of the most frequently asked questions about Indonesia is "When's the best time to visit?"The short answer to this question is: pretty much any time. Indonesia straddles the equator, and as such, tends to...

Bali Bali is the most popular tourist spot in Indonesia because the island is a cornucopia of beaches, yoga retreats, rice fields and spas. This place is a must for all travelers because there is a lot to do and...

Sumatra gets its name from a combination of the Sanskrit words Swarnadw? pa, meaning "island of gold" and Swarnabh? mi, meaning "land of gold." The name is due to gold deposits found on the island's highland, but Sumatra has...

Bali is a tourist haven. Each year, this Indonesian Island continues to host visitors at a better place. In 2016, a total of 13 million visitors including domestic and international, were hosted by an island of just four million...

There's no doubt about it - knowing a bit of the local language will ease your travels like nothing else. A phrase or two spoken at the right moment lends an instant familiarity to your interactions with locals and...