Departing from Hotel Tugu Blitar, a 45-minute car journey will take you through charming little Javanese villages. The road continues on foot from here, crossing a cool perennial stream and following a little path fringed with sugarcane plantations. You have arrived at your private little paradise: a beautiful secluded lagoon, all yours for the entire …
Seasonal Turtle Release Did you know that an adult sea turtles lay eggs once a year and the survival rate of the baby turtles returning to the sea and reaching adulthood is 1 to 100? The program of releasing the turtle hatchlings is carried out in the most practical way, incorporating traditional values. Over the …
The Bali Kite Festival is much more than an annual competition; it is a seasonal religious event intended to pass on messages to the Gods, to invoke the spirits of the skies and to pay homage to Mother Nature to create abundant harvests and crops. The Balinese believe that the humming sounds that the kites …
Hotel Tugu Malang offers a unique, unforgettable Romantic Breakfast at Mount Bromo while witnessing the magnificent sunrise. This offer includes: • 2 nights retreat at a room of your choice • Welcome healthy cocktails of your choice • Welcome neck and shoulder massage at Apsara Spa • Return trip to watch the world-famous breathtaking sunrise …
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Hayam Wuruk was the ruler of the mighty Javanese Hindu Empire of Majapahit (1293-1500), an extraordinary era of Indonesia’s rich history. He inherited the throne at the age of 16, when the great Patih, the prime minister, Gajah Mada was at the height of his power. The Majapahit royal entourage travelled on foot, with …
Satay is a popular national dish of Indonesia inspired by its diverse ethnic groups’ culinary arts. In Indonesia, satay is widely available from an old-school traveling satay vendor, at a streetside warung, in a fancy restaurant or at a traditional celebration or festival. Back in the days in distant villages of Bali & Java, every …
The cross-culture between Chinese settlers and the local Indonesians, called Babah Peranakan, played a major influence in the original Chinese and Dutch gastronomic cultures. The Chinese settlers have adapted the usage of traditional Indonesian spices and herbs into their home-style cooking. This fusion of exotic cuisines is presented in all its glory in the Romantic …