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Insider tips, hidden beaches, food we love, and the small moments that make travelling Indonesia unforgettable — written by our local team.

Traveller watching sunrise over Mount Bromo crater
14 Mar 2026 2.1K 184

Posted By: Made Wirawan

Sunrise at Mount Bromo: A First-Timer's Guide

When to leave, what to wear, and the lookout point most tour buses skip — the practical guide we wish we had on our first Bromo trip.

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Snorkeller swimming above coral reef in Raja Ampat
02 Apr 2026 1.8K 97

Posted By: Siti Andani

Raja Ampat in 7 Days: An Honest Itinerary

Liveaboard or homestay? Best dive sites for beginners? Our planner walks you through a real, doable week in the Coral Triangle.

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Komodo dragon walking along a beach in Komodo National Park
18 Apr 2026 1.4K 76

Posted By: Reza Pratama

Sailing Komodo: What Nobody Tells You

Pink Beach is real, but the magic happens between the islands. A captain's notes on choosing the right boat and the right season.

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Borobudur temple at dawn surrounded by mist
05 Feb 2026 1.1K 62

Posted By: Dewi Lestari

Yogyakarta in 48 Hours: Borobudur, Batik & Beyond

A two-day plan that hits the temples, slows down for street food on Malioboro, and ends with a quiet evening watching shadow-puppet theatre.

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Pink Beach with crystal clear water in Lombok
22 Jan 2026 980 54

Posted By: Kadek Aryana

Lombok vs Bali: Which Island Is Right For You?

Two neighbours, two very different vibes. We break down the beaches, the hikes, the surf and the crowds so you can choose your side.

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Caldera of Lake Toba surrounded by green hills in North Sumatra
30 Dec 2025 720 41

Posted By: Bayu Saputra

Lake Toba: The Caldera Most Travellers Miss

The world's largest volcanic lake sits in North Sumatra — and it's still wonderfully quiet. Here's how to get there and where to stay.

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