Explore Indonesia

The Salak Heritage

Urban hotel with 120 rooms in central Bogor, a short distance from the presidential palace and botanical garden, featuring five restaurants and a spa.

The Phoenix Hotel

A characterful hotel located right in the heart of Yogyakarta, 5 minutes from the railway station and 20 minutes from the airport, blending Asian and European décor.

Kresna Hotel

Historic 115-room hotel in downtown Wonosobo, formerly the Grand Hotel Dieng (1917). A practical base for exploring the Dieng plateau.

Discovering Java by Train

Exploring a destination by train is always a rewarding experience, especially in Southeast Asia. The atmosphere is instantly more welcoming and vibrant, and it's the perfect opportunity to meet local communities and immerse yourself in their culture.

Lac Toba

Lake Toba

The world's largest volcanic lake, Lake Toba in northern Sumatra, is home to Samosir island and the living heritage of the Batak people.

Tangkoko

Tangkoko Batuangus Nature Reserve

Less than two hours from Manado, Tangkoko Batuangus Reserve protects black macaques, spectral tarsiers, and 8,700 hectares of pristine rainforest in Sulawesi.

Taman Sari

Taman Sari

A former royal garden of the Sultan of Yogyakarta, Taman Sari combines pools, an underground mosque and 18th-century galleries, just steps from the Kraton.

Taman Ayun Temple

A seventeenth-century royal temple located in Mengwi, Taman Ayun surrounds its Balinese pagodas with a wide water moat. Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Temple De Prambanan

Prambanan Temple

Located 17 km from Yogyakarta, Prambanan comprises 240 Shivaite temples from the 9th century, UNESCO-listed. The Shiva sanctuary towers at 47 meters.

Mount Ungaran

About an hour south of Semarang, Mount Ungaran (2,050 m) features five hiking trails and sweeping views across Central Java's volcanic chain.

Mount Ramelau

East Timor's highest peak at nearly 2986 m, Mount Ramelau (Tatamailau) combines Marian pilgrimage, the memory of Falantil resistance and ascent from Hato Builico.

Le Lac Menjer

Lake Menjer

Just 30 minutes from Wonosobo, Lake Menjer is the largest natural lake in the district: emerald-green waters at sunrise, tea plantations and local legends.

Maubisse

Perched at 1,400 m altitude south of Dili, Maubisse brings together Portuguese colonial heritage, Mambai culture and coffee plantations at the heart of East Timor's central highlands.

Maubara Fort

A Dutch colonial fortress built in 1756 on the northern coast of Timor island, Maubara Fort tells two centuries of rivalry between the VOC and the Portuguese.

Islam, Indonesia's Leading Religion

Indonésie, with its multiple ethnic groups and cultures, is widely recognized as **the country with the world's largest Muslim population.** Islam has a deep history in this country, extending over several centuries and shaping not only spirituality but also the country's culture and politics.

Gamelan Orchestra

Visiting Indonesia without discovering the gamelan would be a missed opportunity for any traveler, since the use of this traditional instrumental ensemble is omnipresent throughout the country's culture.

Yeh Pulu Archaeological Site

Just a few kilometres from Ubud, Yeh Pulu unfolds a 25-metre carved frieze in stone: hunting scenes, riders, Ganesh and a sacred well.

Western Bali National Park

At Bali's western tip, 190 km² of forests, mangroves and reefs surrounding Menjangan Island, sanctuary of the endemic Bali Starling.