Attractions in Indonesia
KidZania Jakarta, Indonesia’s first branch of the globally popular children’s edutainment concept, spans over 80,000 square feet (7,500 square meters) in South Jakarta. This miniature model city offers a unique […]
De Arca Museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, offers a unique twist on the traditional waxwork museum. Instead of using wax, the museum features over 100 statues crafted from fiberglass, depicting a […]
Taman Safari Bogor, located in West Java, Indonesia, is a sprawling wildlife park that houses a diverse array of animals, from pandas to Komodo dragons. Visitors can explore the park […]
Waduk Bajul Mati, also known as the Bajulmati Reservoir, is a picturesque destination located about an hour’s drive from Banyuwangi, a town where ferries connect East Java and Bali. The […]
Casa Luna Cooking School, founded by cookbook author and Ubud Food Festival founder Janet DeNeefe, is nestled on the grounds of her hotel in Ubud, Indonesia. Here, visitors can delve […]
Located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, the De Mata Trick Eye Museum offers a playful and interactive experience. Visitors can pose for a variety of optical illusion photographs, creating the appearance of […]
Nestled at the foot of the mighty Mt. Burangrang, Dusun Bambu, which translates from Indonesian as Bamboo Village, is a leisure complex offering a variety of activities. Surrounded by lush […]
Cihampelas Walk, known locally as Ciwalk, is a modern, open-air mall situated in the heart of bustling Bandung. This one-stop destination offers a wide array of shopping, dining, and entertainment […]
Jalan Asia Afrika, a historically significant street in Bandung, the capital of West Java, is a bustling and culture-rich thoroughfare. Notably, it hosts the Asia Afrika Monument, which commemorates the […]
Just outside Yogyakarta, the Imogiri Royal Cemetery, also known as Pajimatan Girirejo Imogiri, stands as the final resting place of the rulers from the Muslim kingdoms of Mataram, Yogyakarta, and […]