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Borneo Lestari Tour, Pangkalan Bun – Central Borneo

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PT. Borneo Lestari Tour & Travel, Pangkalan Bun – Central Borneo Borneo Eco Tour based in Pangkalan Bun – Central Kalimantan. Borneo Eco Tour under the legal Company named PT. Borneo Lestari Tour & Travel established in 17 October 2008 by Peltana Danson (Danson). This company is member of ASITA (Association of Indonesia Travel Agency): 026/XIV/DPP/2009. Its main office is in Jl, Ahmad Wongso in the down town and it has Borneo Eco Tour counter in Pangkalan Bun Airport on Arrival room. Regarding the office is in Pangkalan Bun it…

Lotek: Offering a Healthy Culinary Experience with a Unique Flavor

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West Java is one of the regions that has a variety of local cultures, including traditional foods. One of them is Lotek. Lotek is a traditional dish that has been around for centuries. It consists of vegetables seasoned with peanut sauce, served with lontong or warm rice, crackers, and fried onions. Lotek is similar to pecel, which is a dish made from boiled vegetables topped with a sauce made from peanut seasoning. Lotek peanut sauce is usually made by grinding it in a mortar and pestle, and then diluting it.…

Best Destination in Indonesia This Year

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Determining the best places to go in this year was no easy task. After all, most travelers have a desire to go everywhere, see everything, and be dazzled by the world’s rich and varied contours. Treating a new year as a blank slate for fresh adventures is overwhelming then, no matter how tattered passports. Perhaps that’s why we get so excited about change, as a way of narrowing down the abundance of choices. The places that are evolving. The places that are just getting started. The reshaped destinations by new…

Gajah Oling Batik Motif Officially Becomes Banyuwangi’s Intellectual Property

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The Gajah Oling batik motif typical of Banyuwangi has officially received a communal intellectual property inventory (KIK) registration letter from the Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kemenkumham). The Gajah Oling motif is recorded as an original Traditional Cultural Expression (EBT) of Banyuwangi. Gajah Oling is one of dozens of batik motifs in Banyuwangi. This motif is arguably the most popular compared to other motifs. Gajah Oling is a combination of the image of an elephant and an uling or a type of eel. There are several opinions in…

Tourism Trends This Year, Bleisure Predicted to Continue Growing

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Tourism trends continue to change and shift as time goes by, specifically after the COVID-19 pandemic. The good news is that the 2024 tourism trend is momentum for revival for the entire tourism sector. If previously tourists focused on a busy itinerary, this year it’s the opposite. Tourism trends in 2024 will make tourists take mindful, memorable, full-of-meaning, and good-quality trips. In other words, tourism trends this year will encourage tourists to look for new experiences and abandon conventional travel concepts. After the pandemic, several companies have given their employees…

Indonesia By Road: 3 Routes You Should Explore

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Can you envision yourself driving through a country with mesmerizing beauty, countless islands, endless beaches, and delicious cuisine? A place where you can see the Komodo dragon. What if in the same country you could get a close view of Rafflesia Arnoldi, the world’s largest flower while road tripping? Sounds too good to be real, but Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago, according to World Vision International, is a popular destination in the world. It promises both beauty and adventure and traveling by car gives you the freedom to grasp the…

All About The Independence Day Festivities

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One of the biggest days in the calendar for Indonesian people is Indonesia’s Independence Day. An independent Indonesia only came about in 1945 and thus, for the local people, this is a very special time of year, indeed. Indonesian people celebrate Independence Day on August 17, 1945. This reminds them that the Indonesian nation declared itself as the Republic of Indonesia and was free from Dutch colonial rule that had lasted for more than a hundred years previously. This festival is known locally as the Independence Day of the Republic…

Indonesia By Road: 3 Routes You Should Explore

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Can you envision yourself driving through a country with mesmerizing beauty, countless islands, endless beaches, and delicious cuisine? A place where you can see the Komodo dragon. What if in the same country you could get a close view of Rafflesia Arnoldi, the world’s largest flower while road tripping? Sounds too good to be real, but Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago, according to World Vision International, is a popular destination in the world. It promises both beauty and adventure and traveling by car gives you the freedom to grasp the country’s charm…

Popular Tour Destination in The World

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Komodo Island is a world-renowned destination famous for its stunning landscapes, rich marine biodiversity, and legendary Komodo dragons. The first step in getting to Komodo Island is to reach the nearest major airport, Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali. Many international airlines offer flights to Bali from major cities around the world. Once you arrive in Bali, you need to take a domestic flight to Labuan Bajo, the main gateway to Komodo National Park. Several airlines offer flights from Bali to Labuan Bajo, including Garuda Indonesia, Wings Air, and Lion…