Celebrate Eid al-Fitr in Jakarta with a delightful brunch that captures the spirit of togetherness and festivity. Enjoy a generous spread of Indonesian favorites and international dishes, perfect for sharing special moments with loved ones. Here are our top picks for the best Eid brunch in Jakarta.

The Eid long holiday is the ideal moment to enjoy a relaxing staycation — and we’ve got just the recommendations for you. Here are some of the best Ramadan and Eid staycation deals in Jakarta, staycation deals in Bandung, staycation deals in Surabaya, and staycation deals in Yogyakarta.

For urban dwellers seeking a break from Jakarta’s fast pace, Puncak remains a classic retreat just 2–3 hours away by car. Surrounded by views of Mount Pangrango, Mount Salak, and Mount Geulis, Pullman Ciawi Vimala Hills Resort Spa & Convention offers a serene countryside escape where cool mountain air, lush greenery, and scenic infinity pools. Read our experience staying at Pullman Ciawi Vimala Hills Resort Spa & Convention.

During the Eid holiday, the odd-even traffic restrictions in Jakarta will be temporarily suspended from 18th to 24th March 2026. The decision is expected to help ease mobility during the Eid travel season, when millions of residents leave the capital for the annual homecoming.

The Jakarta Government has officially inaugurated Bendera Pusaka Park, a newly integrated public green space now open to visitors 24 hours a day. Spanning 5.6 hectares, the park combines three long-established neighbourhood parks—Taman Ayodya, Taman Leuser, and Taman Langsat—into one expansive area designed for recreation, sports, and community gatherings.

In just a few days, Nyepi will be observed in Bali. Among the island’s many cultural traditions, Nyepi stands out as one of the most unique. Marking the Balinese Hindu New Year, the day is observed with 24 hours of complete silence. Discover more about this extraordinary tradition in A Complete Guide to the Island of the Gods’ Day of Silence.

On Pengerupukan night, the eve of Nyepi, Bali’s streets come alive with the vibrant Ogoh-Ogoh parade. These towering effigies are paraded through the streets to symbolize the cleansing of negative energy. Here are some of the best places to watch Ogoh-ogoh. 

The Melasti ceremony marks the start of preparations for Nyepi in Bali. This important Balinese Hindu ritual focuses on purification, as sacred temple objects are brought to the sea or other natural water sources to be cleansed. Discover more in Melasti Ceremony in Bali: A Guide to the Nyepi Purification Ritual.

Brunch in Bali has become a beloved weekend ritual, where long, leisurely mornings blend great food with the island’s relaxed atmosphere. Whether you’re catching up with friends or enjoying a slow Sunday, Bali’s brunch scene offers something for every appetite. Discover where to indulge next in Bali’s Best Brunches 2026: Our Top Picks for a Weekend Feast.

Leave it to the Irish to turn a feast day into a global celebration. What began as a modest religious observance honouring Saint Patrick in 1631 has grown into a global celebration. Today, St. Patrick’s Day is marked every 17 March with parades, music, hearty food, and plenty of pints. Read our St. Patrick’s Day Across Asia.