Practical Tips

Discover practical travel tips for Indonesia. From accommodation, transportation, food to culture – all you need for a smooth and enjoyable trip.

Marapu in Sumba: Culture, Rituals, and What Visitors Should Know

When you arrive in Sumba, you immediately notice how different it is from the more well-known Indonesian islands. The tall ...
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Honeymoon in Java: Best Romantic Places & Unique Stays

Many travelers think Java is just a quick checklist destination — a couple of big cities, two famous volcano sunrises, ...
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Chinese New Year in Indonesia: A Practical Travel Guide

Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Imlek, is one of the most important cultural celebrations in ...
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What to Do When Your Flight Gets Cancelled When Traveling To and From the EU from Indonesia

Traveling between Indonesia and the European Union can be an exciting journey. Whether you are flying for vacation, business, study, ...
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Pasola Festival in Sumba: A Traveler’s Guide to the Tradition

Ever heard of Pasola? It’s a traditional spear-throwing battle on horseback that only takes place in West and Southwest (Kodi, ...
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Public Transportation in Bali: The Best Ways to Get Around

Bali is one of the most famous travel destinations in Indonesia and a top choice for international travelers. However, even ...
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How to Get From Bali to Sumba

If you’re planning a trip from Bali to Sumba, there are several ways to get there depending on your needs ...
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Animal Attractions in Indonesia: How to See Them Ethically

As a tropical archipelago stretching from Sabang to Merauke, Indonesia is home to an incredible variety of wildlife. Among its ...
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How to Get From Bali Airport (DPS): Best Transport Options

Bali is one of Indonesia’s main international gateways. Every day, I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport serves both international and ...
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Bali During Nyepi: What Travelers Should Expect

Imagine being in Bali, and suddenly—for one whole day—everything goes completely quiet. No traffic, no music, no lights. Even the ...
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