Hotel Tugu Malang’s Easter Getaway to the Heart of East Java An Escape to the Art, Soul and Romance of Indonesia Stroll through lush tea and coffee plantations or take a bike tour through old time Java streets, and discover the various famed local cuisines of Malang. Stay in the grand Hotel Tugu Malang, an …
Chinese New Year and Valentine’s day special cocktail Add a strong dash of romance into yourlife this February La Vie en Rose Sangria 135k/glass 840k/pitcher Scarlett Heart Sangria 125k/glass 750k/pitcher Subject to 21% tax & service charge HOTEL TUGU MALANG Melati Restaurant : +6281 136 34443 Ph +62 341 363 891 | E: malang@tuguhotels.com
INDONESIA CULTURAL DINING SERIES 39 Karna Sang Kusuma Exclusively at TIRTA GANGGA A rare opportunity to witness the celebrated young wayang puppeteer Kii Bayu Surya Kusumalaksana and his talented artists in an exotic wayang dance and gamelan orchestra depicting “Adipati Karna” from the ancient Mahabharata epic. Indonesia’s Best Cultural Dining Series Limited Seats Friday, February …
The Babah Njonja community’s closely guarded secrets of culinary cuisine and culture will be unveiled at Melati Restaurant Hotel Tugu in Malang. Besides zooming in on the history of Peranakan food, which uniquely combines Chinese, Malay and other influences, the culinary experience also guides guests in the spices used in Njonja food. From February …
15 Januari 2019 20.00-21.00 WIB Tirta Gangga- Hotel Tugu Malang Sejalan dengan misi untuk menghidupkan kembali kesenian dan romansa Indonesia serta konsistensi dalam pelestarian ragam budaya Nusantara. Di awal tahun 2019 bulan Januari ini Tugu mempersembahkan pertunjukan “Musik Keroncong” More info and Reservation please contact +62341 363891 or +628113634443 malang@tuguhotels.com
Malang’s nostalgic atmosphere results from the fact that Dutch planters and civil Malang used to be a retirement city, until the early 1900s. Many old houses and buildings from ‘Tempo Doeloe’ (Dutch Colonial times) are still available and well maintain. Being a city of preserving memories, small antiques shops awaits filled with trinkets and worth …
Entering October, we’re coming close to one of the world’s favorite festive day. A day of mix between happiness and horror. It’s Halloween! Believed to originate from the Gaelic culture, Halloween marked the end of harvest period and entering winter; considered a ‘dark time’ and when spirits can cross over much easier. However, in south …
