Chasing Waterfalls Embrace and enjoy the natural beauty of Indonesia. Indonesia is not all about beaches, its lush endless green fields, rolling hills of tropical jungle, hidden rivers and waterfalls are little visited by international visitors. Rich with sublime scenery and awe inspiring views, hundreds of waterfalls remain untouched but some are waiting for you to …
Discover the other side of Canggu on wheels and be mesmerized in finding sprawling green paddy fields behind the bustling hipster center. Inspired by three Balinese paths of well being “Tri Hita Karana”, which means harmony with people, nature, and spirit, Cycling Canggu will help you feel at ease with nature. Featuring several hidden gems, …
It’s strange that Indonesia, with its embarrassment of 17,000 islands, has only a few tourism hotspots. Bali and Borneo might spring to mind, and maybe the ancient ruins of Borobudur, or Jakarta for a stopover. Travelling beyond these main hubs was once an assault course of crowded ferries, rickety buses, duct-taped airplanes and electricity-rationed beach …
Once upon a time, the tip of the Rinjani Mountain was believed to be Kayangan, the Heavens where Batara Guru, the Chief of Gods and the beautiful goddesses resided. The sea in front of the coast of Sire on the other hand was where the dragons lived, under the reign of the Sea Dragon, the …
Malang is famous for one of the best street foods in Java and even in Indonesia, and we are excited to take you on a tour of our most favorite sellers, most of which have already existed since we were but little children. There is nothing better than begin your day at this well-known breezy …
Prior to Nyepi celebration in Bali this year, earlier this week at Batubolong Beach in front of Hotel Tugu Bali a Melasti ceremony took place. The annual washing of the temple equipments before Nyepi. Priests from every part of Bali have to wash their temple paraphernalia in the sea as part of a cleansing ritual …
Facing the turquoise sea and the sunrise over the majestic Mount Rinjani, Hotel Tugu Lombok is one of the most peaceful places on this earth, a dreamlike beauty that is almost otherworldly, whispering tales of romantic legends and tales of ancient Indonesian kingdoms under a million stars. Perfect for your St. Val’s day indulgence, The …
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 …
Embark on an unforgettable experience to Bromo Mountain with Tugu Hotels. Enjoy a once in a lifetime private breakfast/luncheon viewing one the most iconic craters of the world, blessed by the first light of the day. Tugu Hotel’s Exclusive offer starts from IDR 5.500.000++ for 2 nights. Your stay will include: – 2 nights retreat …
Singhasari temple circa 1907. Singhasari temple was built during the period of Singhasari kingdom, first half of the 13th century, and considered a great examples of Hindu-Javanese arts. It mark the gradual transformation of Hindu architecture into Javanese forms and also reflect the increasing syncretism of Hinduism and Buddhism. This temple was mentioned in Javanese …
