Beyond Bandung: Hot Springs, Strawberries & Volcanoes
By: Andri Suryo Bandung has so much more to offer than just food and shopping. Discovering all its nooks and crannies can't be done in a day, a month or even a year!...
The many faces of corruption
Corruption continues to dominate discussion but is a different beast to what it once was Elisabeth Kramer and Michele Ford Activists protest the Bank Century corruption...
Cross-Cultural Couples: Tommy and Leaksmy
By: Gabrielle Yetter Cross-cultural couples is back! After a hiatus we decided to pick it up again and continue this amazing series about the lives, love and ...
Introduction to West Java
By: Emma Kwee West Java is the most populated province in Indonesia, with over 43 million inhabitants. The capital Bandung is the third largest city in the...
Kerak Telor Recipe – A Traditional Betawi Recipe
By: Rani Yunus Indonesia has a rich culinary tradition where every region offers its own traditional food. The Betawi, as the natives of Jakarta are called, have...
Arriving & Getting into Jakarta
By: Emma Kwee Jakarta is serviced by Soekarno Hatta International airport, located about an hour driving (20 kilometers) from central Jakarta. The airport is often...
Jakarta City Layout
By: Ario Triwibowo Jakarta is both a city and a geographical region. In reality, there are five cities or municipalities in Jakarta, each with its own unique ...
Introduction to Jakarta
By: Ario Triwibowo Jakarta is a megacity that has been growing rapidly ever since it was designated the capital of Indonesia. Most visitors to Indonesia land at ...
Best Time to Travel to Indonesia
By: Emma Kwee Indonesia is a tropical country and has two main seasons: the dry season that runs roughly from April to October and the wet season from November to ...
The Indonesian Rupiah: Money with Character & a lot of Zeros
By: Ed Caffin Indonesian money surely isn’t the most practical. Most people carry many notes around in their wallets, because even for the smallest purchase,...
