As December arrives and the festive season comes into full swing, it’s the perfect time to indulge in new experiences. To close out the year on a high note, we’ve handpicked
the best new restaurants and bars in Jakarta,
Bali,
Bandung,
Surabaya, and
Yogyakarta for you to try.
In December, the festive spirit is already in full swing. Here, we present the best
Christmas feasts in Jakarta,
feasts in Bali,
feasts in Bandung,
feasts in Surabaya, and
feasts in Yogyakarta. We will continue to update these lists regularly as new information becomes available.
Don’t forget to secure your Christmas hampers for your loved ones before the season gets too packed and busy. We’ve handpicked the best
Christmas hampers in Jakarta,
Christmas hampers Bandung,
Christmas hampers Surabaya, and
Christmas hampers Yogyakarta. These lists will be updated regularly as new information becomes available.
Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort raises funds at charity gala. This special evening is dedicated to raising funds for underprivileged children and families across Bali and Indonesia, benefiting the Bali Life Foundation.
Maya Sanur captures the charm of this serene coastal village with five-star comfort, polished facilities, and a prime beachfront setting.
What’s New Bali recently enjoyed a weekend escape Maya Sanur. As one of the island’s most re-stayable resorts, it blends beachside calm with modern indulgence that keeps guests returning.
Studying overseas is often seen as the pinnacle of academic aspiration—offering world-class education and the chance to experience new cultures and perspectives. Like many students worldwide, those in Indonesia often weigh the choice between studying at home or pursuing education abroad. Read our article
Study in Indonesia vs Overseas.
Indonesia has become the first country in the world to deploy a biometric seamless corridor. Powered by Amadeus’ cutting-edge AI solutions, the first of its kind globally, lets travellers glide through immigration checks without ever stopping.
The international travel guide,
Fodor’s Travel, has released its “No List 2026”, featuring eight destinations that travellers are urged to avoid temporarily. Read the destinations included in the 2026 edition, along with the main reasons behind their designation.