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Coffee Tasting Place in Central Java, Suitable for Your Destination

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Indonesia is one of the best coffee bean producers in the world. Not only Sumatra which is famous for its civet coffee, the island of Java, especially in the Central Java area, also has many coffee plantations. The majority of coffee types produced in this area are Robusta and Arabica coffee. Coffee plantations in Central Java can be found along Ungaran city to Yogyakarta. Some of these plantations are even use as agro-tourism, restaurants and resorts that feature the coffee experience as the main tourist attraction. Kampoeng Kopi BanaranKampoeng Kopi…

5 Travel Destinations in Indonesia for Year-End Vacation Ideas, Have Heaven Under the Sea

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Indonesia is famous for its thousands of islands and natural beauty that so amazing. Starting from the beauty of the mountains to the underwater beauty that can make you love Indonesia even more. This beauty is like a paradise in the Indonesian sea. BunakenHas 13 live corals which are dominated by fringing coral reefs and obstructed coral reefs. This underwater beauty is located in North Sulawesi. Karimun JawaHas 27 islands, 22 of them are uninhabited. The 242 species of ornamental fish, hawksbill, green turtles and white-breasted albatrosses are found in…

Banah Beach, with the Unique Panorama of Hollow Cliffs

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Nusa Penida is famous for the uniqueness of each beach. For those of you who are on vacation to Nusa Penida, don’t forget to visit the Banah Beach of Nusa Penida. This beach has a striking attraction, namely the existence of limestone cliffs in the middle of the sea that have holes, and on the cliffs there are many green trees growing, which are called Banah Cliff. About Banah Beach Banah Beach is also a characteristic of tourism in Nusa Penida. So, for those of you who are going there,…

Taman Sari Water Castle In Jogjakarta

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Located near the Kraton, this place was also known as the garden for the Sultan of Yogyakarta. Tamansari was originally built for multiple purposes yet now only several buildings remain. Some of its original functions were a place to rest, to meditate, to work, to hide and to defend the Sultan’s family. In this present day, some of its buildings have now become homes for local residents and only the mosque, resting and bathing space, and underground tunnels are accessible by tourists. With its combination of eastern and western style…

Exploring Aili Beach in Central Sumba

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Aili Beach in Central Sumba Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province No one can deny the values of natural attractions like beaches, no? When it is about beautiful beaches, East Nusa Tenggara Province has many of them including the one called Aili Beach of Central Sumba Regency. To be exact, the location is in Konda Maloba Village and it resides in South Katikutana Sub-District. Like other beaches of NTT Province, this one is recognized for its pristine nuance and beautiful white sand. The good thing is that it resides in the…

A View of Beautiful Shoreline on Pandawa Beach

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Pandawa Beach is one of the tourist areas in the southern Kuta area, Badung Regency, Bali. At first, foreign tourists who came to this place called Pandawa Beach with the name ‘Secret Beach’ . Meanwhile, local people call it Kutuh Beach, according to the location of the beach which is part of the Kutuh Village area. The view of the limestone hill on the left and right of the road will welcome you when you enter Pandawa Beach area. This beach is located behind a sturdy cliff which makes it…

The Stunning Kenawa Hill, Covered by Green Weeds and Savanna

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Kenawa Hill in Sumbawa Regency, West Nusa Tenggara Province Sumbawa Regency is part of West Nusa Tenggara Province and it consists of both land and sea natural attractions. The region even features an archipelago where many beautiful gilis or small islands reside. Kenawa Island is one of them and it is known for both the stunning sea and the famous Kenawa Hill. That means tourists should head to the island first if they want to explore and get on the top of the hill. At that spot, they can enjoy…

Beauty of Pailus Beach in Jepara

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Pailus Beach in Jepara Regency, Central Java Province Not only does it offer the beauty of Jepara’s typical Troso weaves, the regency which is the entrance to Karimun Jawa also offers a very tempting natural charm. This beach is in the same place as Empu Rancak Beach, namely in Karanggondang Village, Mlonggo Sub-district, belongs to Jepara. After passing the Mlonggo traffic light junction, turn left. Here you will find a signpost leading to Bondo. Near the school you will find a gate that says Pantai Pailus. After that, you will…

Hidden Waterfall is Called Gunung Meja of East Sumba

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Gunung Meja Waterfall in East Sumba Regency Aside from exotic beaches and interesting local culture, East Nusa Tenggara Province is the home to other tourist attractions including waterfalls. Well, one of them resides in East Sumba Regency, which is called Gunung Meja Waterfall. To be exact, the location is in Kuta Village and it belongs to Kanatang Sub-District. Have no worries. The distance is considered especially for those coming from Waingapu City. So, what makes it unique? Some locals call it the hidden nirvana waterfall due to its nice landscape…

Explore Tebing Breksi Jogjakarta

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When exploring Yogyakarta City, tourists should not forget to drop by in Prambanan Sub-District of Sleman Regency. Aside from offering beautiful temples, that area is also known for its Tebing Breksi or the Breccia Cliff. The exact location is in Sambirejo Village and it resides near to several famous temples like Prambanan, Ratu Boko, Candi Ijo, and Kalasan Temple. This majestic cliff is popular among tourists due to the excellent nuance and amazing landscapes, actually. No wonder, all visitors are likely to enjoy sightseeing and photography there. Some tourists also…