Nestled on the pristine southern coast of Lombok, the Royal Amber Villa at Amber Lombok Beach Resort offers an idyllic sanctuary where tropical luxury meets a home-like atmosphere. Surrounded by lush jungle greenery and caressed by the gentle waves of crystal-clear waters, this villa is more than just a place to stay; it’s an invitation

Reviving the glorious past of Batavia, Amantara – a subsidiary of Agung Sedayu Group (ASG) – presents the second phase of Batavia PIK: a modern tourist destination that combines beautiful colonial architecture with contemporary elements. Located between the two sides of Golf Island and Riverwalk Island, Batavia PIK offers a captivating experience with a modern

With an impressive network of hotels, resorts and restaurants across Indonesia, often in the most exotic locations, homegrown hospitality group Plataran Indonesia has certainly made its mark on the country’s tourism industry. Since its establishment in 2009, the group has made it their mission to celebrate Indonesian culture and nature wherever possible, and that certainly

There is a certain, well, je ne sais quoi, about the charms of old Java. The allure of towns with a slow, friendlier pace of life and of an Indonesian countryside with greens that are deep and soil that is dark and rich. Hotel Tugu Malang, as well as its sister destination, the historic Kawisari

As part of the remarkable Marriot Bonvoy hotel brand Moxy Hotels, Moxy Solo’s opening in the historical royal capital of Central Java signifies the brand’s debut in that region; in that boundary-breaking regard, it aims to be a quirky and youthful hotspot for local fun-seekers and international adventurers in Solo City. Moxy Solo advertises itself

Hotel Indigo, member of IHG Hotels & Resorts’ luxury and lifestyle collection, unveils its second Indonesian property nestled in the scenic highlands of Bandung, Hotel Indigo Bandung Dago Pakar. Capturing the distinctive character and culture from its surroundings, this hotel invites guests to immerse in authentic local experiences through its vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. 

Flying is no longer the sole contender for intercity travel across Java. With improving services, rail-based travel is becoming increasingly popular in Indonesia. Although journey times are certainly longer, the journey itself becomes the sought-after experience, with unique panoramic, luxury and sleeper trains enticing travellers to take to the tracks once again. In the past

The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation invites explorers into the heart of Kalimantan, to stay in the depths of the Indonesian rainforest, and make a direct contribution to the protection of the gentle orangutan, the ‘people of the forest.’ In the depths of East Kalimantan, Samboja Lodge sits at the centre of 1,800 hectares of Bornean

Tea. Ubiquitous across the country, not only in the warungs, served in clear glasses and muddled with sugar, but also across its landscapes. Yes, manicured plantations grow neatly along the rolling contours of Indonesia’s scenic uplands, the rows of neatly-tapered bush often backdropped by mountain vistas. As such, wherever tea grows, one can expect gentle

Embark on a serene tropical oasis where the rugged wilderness meets crystal-clear waters at Amber Lombok Beach Resort. The resort’s heavenly location together with the warm and hospitable staff, effortlessly integrates culture, culinary excellence, and art, welcoming guests into a rejuvenating experience where time seems to come to a complete halt. An exquisite boutique resort