Yogyakarta is the capital city of the Special Region of Yogyakarta in Indonesia, located on the island of Java. This city is unique as the only Indonesian royal city still ruled by a monarchy. It is also a vital center for classical Javanese fine arts and culture, including ballet, batik textiles, visual arts, silversmithing, drama, …
As a coastal place of interest, Senggigi is a place one has to visit at least once when visiting Lombok. While it is currently behind Kuta as the main tourist spot of the island (And has been like this for a while), that doesn’t mean that it has nothing to offer to travelers, being that …
Also a part of the Indonesian island of Lombok, Kuta is a coastal town located at the southern portion of the island. While it may seem that there’s nothing spectacular about it, being a small town and all, this location is actually pretty well know thanks to its beautiful beaches and surf spots within close …
Lying within the western side of the island of Lombok in Indonesia, one can find the city of Mataram. As part of the country’s West Nusa Tenggara province, it is its largest city as well as its economic, cultural, and education center. Home to all of the province’s public universities, its main airport and its …
Jakarta is widely known not only as the capital city of Indonesia but also as the home of many spectacular Indonesian sights such as the Golden Triangle of Jakarta, the National Monument and the Elephant Museum. Formerly known as Batavia, this city is located on the northwest coast of Java, an island found in many …