Good News From Indonesia

If we have the chance to live in Surabaya (for those who doesn’t live there) we would probably live happily in the capital city of East Java. It’s easy for us to get accustomed to, because we’re Indonesian. But will a foreigner english teacher say the same thing about Surabaya? Laura Ambrey is a teacher, [...]

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When we hear the word “Bali”, what will be the first thing that comes to our mind? If it was me, i would say, Bali, an island full of attraction, has surely become a favorite place for many tourists, both local and international. even some hollywood celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, admit that Bali is a [...]

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“We would like to believe that God created Indonesia when he was smiling,” said Rayan Muktiaki, one of the three men behind the Get Lost in Indonesia project. “That’s why we have so many different islands, ethnic tribes, languages and wild species, more than most other countries. So why is it so difficult to sell [...]

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Most of us put Bali on top of our travel list. but Bali is not the only beautiful island in Indonesia, (though i have to admit that it is the only island which have more than 30 amazing sites to visit). Lombok is also perfect to be a place to spend your holiday. wanna know [...]

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It boasts 500 kilometers of coastline, 70,000 hectares of tropical rainforest, is home to one of the most biodiverse marine habitats in the world as well as the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, and it’s all within driving distance of Jakarta. The neighboring province of Banten this year has been chosen to host fifth annual International Festival [...]

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Travel industry leaders gathered in New Delhi on Thursday, October 14, 2010, to attend the latest edition of the World Travel Awards for Asia and Australasia. The annual awards recognize best destinations, hotel, airlines, villas, resorts, golf courses, travel brands and tourism promotion organizations. Winners were selected via a voting process among colleagues in the [...]

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KuDeTa and Mozaic Ranked Among Bali’s Top 20 Eateries by Miele Guide. The prestigious Miele Guide has recognized two Bali restaurants among its list of the top 20 Asian Restaurants. In an award ceremony held in Macau, October 20, 2010, Ubud’s Mozaic Gastronomique was ranked 6th best while Kuta’s KuDeTa came in at the 18th [...]

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Java, Indonesia: the sleeping giant Java might look like a dreamy world of ricefields and ancient temples, where nothingever happens, but the reality is very different, says John Gimlette. By John Gimlette Telegraph.co.uk published on 24 Oct 2010 When the sorcerer arrived, things got stranger still. Until then, the dancers had been prancing like horses, [...]

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Indonesian, from children to Mr. President, fishermen to famous singers, know this type of culinary. Yep, Nasi Goreng (fried rice), is a truly Indonesian dish but never officially declared as one of our traditional food. Most people  in Indonesia love eating Nasi Goreng, probably because its one-of-a-kind taste and simplicity; whether you can cook it [...]

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Manado city is the provincial capital of North Sulawesi, in the north tip of Sulawesi Island, it is where to start to explore the Minahasa land’s many attractions. Fun-loving and extroverted, the Minahasa people live in neat wood frame houses, with fences and flower gardens, giving Manado a European feel. I myself have never been [...]

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