Tag Archives: Indonesia
Mudik (Homecoming) Posted by sasha on Jun 19, 2017
It’s that busy time of year again, as millions of Indonesians are leaving the big cities to return to their hometowns and villages to celebrate Lebaran – the end of the holy month of Ramadan. This tradition is known as Mudik or Pulang Kampung in Indonesian. Let’s learn more about Mudik and why it’s such an…
Tirta Gangga Water Palace Posted by sasha on Jun 14, 2017
Bali is famous for its stunning beaches and terraced rice paddies, but did you know that the island is also home to a few incredible water palaces? Skip the crowds in the southern beach towns in Ubud and escape to the island’s east coast to explore a few of these beautiful places. First up is…
Kawah Ijen: Where the Fire Burns Blue Posted by sasha on May 24, 2017
Of all the adventures that await you in Indonesia, perhaps none is more spectacular than a visit to Kawah Ijen. Deep in this volcanic crater, in the middle of the night, you can see the famed blue fire. It’s not lava, but a result of the combustion of sulfuric gases. You’ll also see the sulfur miners…
My Holiday (Liburan Saya) Posted by sasha on May 15, 2017
Everyone likes going on holiday, right? It’s something we look forward to, and then something we like talking about once we return home. When was the last time you had a holiday? Could you talk about it in Indonesian? Here’s a short story about my long holiday from school in Bali. Read the Indonesian version…
Streets, Beats & Eats – Amed Posted by sasha on May 11, 2017
Far from the crowds and traffic of South Bali, the cluster of fishing villages known as Amed is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday. Do some snorkeling, explore an abandoned hotel, dine on tasty seafood, and jam at a reggae bar. All this and more in our new “Streets, Beats & Eats” episode:
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Amed Posted by sasha on May 8, 2017
Amed is a cluster of fishing villages along Bali’s east coast. It’s one of the best spots on the island for snorkeling and scuba diving. Check out some highlights of a morning out on the water here, including a shipwreck and a sunken temple.
Visiting Amed, Bali Posted by sasha on May 3, 2017
If the crowds of Kuta or Ubud prove to be too much for you, there are still plenty of options for a more relaxed holiday in Bali. One such choice is a quiet cluster of fishing villages collectively known as Amed. Location Amed terletak di salah satu teluk di timur laut Pulau Bali. Amed is…