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Most flowers bloom to be admired.Rafflesia hasseltii blooms to disappear. Hidden deep within Indonesia’s rainforests, this extraordinary flower spends years unseen, only to reveal itself for a few fleeting days. When it does, it leaves…
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In 2025, Tabola Bale quietly became impossible to ignore. With its lively rhythm and playful mix of Eastern Indonesian dialects and Minang phrases, the song delivered a sound that felt fresh, joyful, and instantly memorable.…
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When people think of Aceh, they often picture its rich history, spicy cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes. But spend a little time here, and one thing becomes clear — coffee is the soul of Aceh. More…
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Tourists come to Mandalika. They like fun events. Moreover, They love the pretty nature. In fact, the 2025 MotoGP race makes it more fun. As a result, it gets world fame as seen from past…
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Indonesia is strengthening its commitment to tourism development by establishing two new vocational education centers in Solo, Central Java, and Manado, North Sulawesi. The initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf),…
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When people talk about Indonesia, the names Bali or Yogyakarta usually dominate the conversation. Yet far to the east lies Merauke, a city in South Papua that many Indonesians themselves know little about. This easternmost…
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(Jakarta, 24–25/10/2025) – UNESCO Jakarta successfully hosted the Regional Meeting on Education for Sustainable Peace in Southeast Asia at JS Luwansa Hotel. The two-day event gathered youth advocates, educators, and representatives from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand,…
Read MoreNestled in the highlands of North Sumatra, Lake Toba is not just the world’s largest volcanic lake but also a destination filled with cultural stories and breathtaking scenery. Recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark since…
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Indonesia reached a new milestone in April 2025 when UNESCO officially recognized Kebumen Geopark in Central Java and Meratus Geopark in South Kalimantan as part of the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network. This recognition highlights Indonesia’s…
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Tourism power has become a vital tool for public diplomacy in today’s interconnected world. More than just leisure, tourism acts as a bridge between nations—facilitating cultural exchange, building trust, and shaping how a country is…
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