Part of our Indonesia guide.
Places and guides from our Indonesia coverage, gathered into one page.
Related travel guides: Where To Stay In Indonesia and Things To Do In Indonesia.
Kelimutu: Moni Village Cultural Immersion
Moni Village serves as the gateway to Kelimutu National Park. The village offers a rich cultural experience, from traditional dances to weaving crafts, providing a glimpse into the daily lives of the indigenous people.
Bali's Ubud
Ubud, Bali, is home to some of the most skilled mask carvers in the world. In hidden studios, artisans transform wood into works of art. Visitors can watch the meticulous process, from selecting the wood to the final brushstroke of paint. For more on the region, see our Ubud travel guide.
Kawah Putih Sulfur Lake
Kawah Putih, or "White Crater," is a sulfur lake in West Java. Its turquoise waters come from the high concentration of sulfur. The surrounding landscape, with its white sandy shores and lush greenery, adds to the surreal beauty.
Hidden Traditions Only Indonesians Truly Grasp
Indonesia, a country of over 17,000 islands, boasts a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions. While many travelers marvel at Bali's beaches or Jakarta's skyline, some customs remain hidden to outsiders. Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, involves a full day of quiet reflection with no work, travel, or entertainment. Toraja funeral rites in Sulawesi feature elaborate ceremonies celebrating the deceased, sometimes lasting several days.
Bali Temple Mysteries
Bali, known as the "Island of the Gods," is home to some of the most mystical temples in the world. From Tanah Lot Temple perched on a rocky outcrop to Uluwatu Temple overlooking the Indian Ocean, each temple tells its own story. Visiting these sacred sites offers a glimpse into the island's culture, history, and spirituality. For more on the area, check our Bali travel guide.
Mount Rinjani Crater Lake Trek
Located on the island of Lombok, the trek to Mount Rinjani Crater Lake combines natural beauty with adventure. Hiking through lush forests and crossing rocky terrains, you reach the crater lake. The journey is challenging but rewarding. For related activities, see our guide on hiking and the outdoors in Indonesia.
