Scaling a Great Wall of China replica to reach a tiny silversmiths village in west Sumatra isn’t exactly an everyday activity. However, that’s exactly what you can expect when visiting …
The backpacking Whitsundays scene is something that every east coast backpacker must experience. The 74 Whitsunday Islands have a reputation for being one of the most expensive places to visit …
Consider diving Anilao your next bucket-list activity if rummaging for nudibranchs and critters on the sea floor is high among your interests. Located on the island of Luzon, a couple …
The best hotels in Lake Toba will make sure that your getaway to the world’s largest crater lake is an unforgettable one. Located in North Sumatra, Lake Toba is easily …
Looking for the best resorts in Nusa Penida? Over the past five to 10 years, the numbers of resorts on the island has multiplied rapidly, resulting in an attractive set …
Airlie Beach may be best known as the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands, but it also has a hike you must not miss: the Honeyeater Lookout Trail. Named after the …
It’s nearly impossible to not feel impressed when you get your first glimpse of Maninjau Lake in west Sumatra. The 52,000-year-old crater lake, formed by a long-ago volcanic eruption, adds …
Scoping out the best Nusa Penida snorkel spots, and where to see manta rays? With sea turtles, manta rays, mola molas, and a range of multi-colour reef fish regularly spotted …
Puncak Lawang, the viewpoint over the Maninjau crater lake, has to be one of the most impressive places in west Sumatra. The crater lake (also known geologically as a caldera) …
So, you want to go off the beaten tourist track? Check out Harau Valley in west Sumatra, on Indonesia’s largest island. Fondly nicknamed ‘the Yosemite of Indonesia’ by the global …