Tourism

The Kei Islands, located in Southeast Maluku, are a hidden paradise for tourists seeking pristine beaches and unique cultural experiences. One of the must-visit destinations in this area is Kei Kecil, which is home to the annual Meti Kei Enchantment Festival. This festival, organized by the Southeast Maluku Regency Government, showcases local traditions and customs, including the van kur kurat event, where participants use traditional arrows to catch fish during low tide. ...

Waburi Park has become an iconic and popular destination in South Buton, at Gaya Baru Village, Lapandewa District. ...

Yogyakarta has always been special. For domestic and international travelers alike, Yogya is a favorite tourist destination in the country. The Special Region of Yogyakarta provides a diverse range of tourism opportunities. Yogyakarta is not only rich in arts, culture, and cuisine but it also has many enchanting natural beauties. One is Breksi Cliff, located in Groyokan Hamlet, Sambirejo Village, Prambanan Subdistrict, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta. It is south of Prambanan Temple, near Ijo Temple and the Boko Palace Complex. ...

As the largest archipelagic country in the world, Indonesia’s natural landscape is truly mesmerizing. Therefore, it is appropriate that Indonesia is regarded as a world-class tourist destination. ...

For a long time, Indonesia has been known for its natural beauty. From Sabang Island in the west to Papua in the east, more and more tourist destinations continue to flourish and turn into highly attractive destinations for tourists, including foreign tourists. ...

Nestled in the heart of East Java, Lumajang Regency is a treasure trove of natural beauty. Among its many attractions, the renowned Tumpak Sewu Waterfall stands out, resembling a cascading curtain of water. But the allure of Lumajang doesn’t stop there. ...