Experiences

Fort Rotterdam, known as Benteng Makassar, a historical site of the great Gowa Kingdom.

A 15th century Hindu temple, Tanah Lot is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island...

Jimbaran is an exotic tropical beach where grilled seafood stalls open daily from lunch to dinner time...

Pura Luhur Uluwatu is an impressive 11th century Hindu Balinese sea temple perched on a cliff in the southern part of the island...

Moramo waterfall or Air Terjun Moramo is located on the south side of Konawe sub-province, around 50 kms from Kendari, which take around 90 minutes to drive. The waterfall is in the Suaka Alam Tanjung Peropa area, and is spectacular for its uniqueness which sees seven (7) main steps and around sixty (60) additional steps. Every additional step has a pool with onyx / marble pools which cast and amazing green colour in the clear water of pool.

Old Town of Jakarta or Jakarta Kota Tua is an area consisting of Dutch colonial buildings, where you can enjoy hawker food, crafted goods, vendors and artists.

Sydney Harbour is commonly referred to as the most beautiful natural harbour in the world. Those who come to see it will understand why.

Manama, the capital of Bahrain, means ‘Sleeping Place’, but with its central atmosphere, its late-night shopping, and its lively bars and nightclubs, it’s hard to see when the city gets a chance to sleep. Manama is a night bird and people flock in on weekends for fine dining and an off-duty drink. For those who prefer an early start to a late night, however, the city is sleepy enough by day, and it’s unlikely there’ll be much of a queue for the excellent Bahrain National Museum.

Bahrain is defined by its historic relationship with water; the country’s name means ‘Two Seas’ in Arabic. The focus is not the island’s minimal landmass, but the water that laps its shores. So shallow is the water touching Bahrain’s coastline that the inhabitants regularly ‘reclaim’ pieces of land, filling in the gaps between sand bars, as if winning back lost territory.

Monkey Cave is the home of hundreds of monkeys and it’s located only 1 km from the hotel. Visitors can watch their activities or feed the monkeys, this makes for a sight that attracts the attention of visitors.

Commonly known as The Jungle, this attraction promises fun for the whole family.

Nestled just outside the city centre, Balekambang City Park is a relaxing place to stroll and escape the hustle and bustle of downtown Solo.

Have an unforgettable experience on this uninhabited island with its gorgeous stretch of sand and stunning lagoons.

Sometimes this island exists and sometimes it can disappear in the ocean.

Alamanda Jogja Flower Garden is a new tourist spot in Jogja that offers the beauty of flower gardens and also interesting photo spots such as hot air balloons that are stranded in the middle of the park.

Solo offers an exciting experience at night, the Ngarsopuro Night Market which is a tourist destination for those who like to shop and savor culinary.

The Indonesian Rainforest Foundation (IRF) is developing a Reforestation Program combined with a long term Livelihood Program for the villagers in Sungai Wain Protected Forest.