Katrin Figge
A Multi-Sensory Dining Experience at Quila
Over the years, Alila Villas Uluwatu has become synonymous with refined luxury and understated elegance. The eco-friendly resort, which sits on top of limestone cliffs overlooking the ocean, has now added yet another reason to the already long list of why travelers should stay here – or at least visit – during their Bali trip:
Coffee, Culture and History in Blitar
Blitar, a small city in East Java, around 165 kilometers away from Surabaya, is mainly known as the childhood home of Indonesia’s first president Sukarno and his final resting place. More than that, however, Blitar has been a coffee-producing area since the mid-19thcentury. The Karanganjar Coffee Plantation, better known under Keboen Kopi Karanganjar orDe Karanganjar Koffieplantage, was
Exploring Jakarta on Walking Tours
Jakarta Good Guide offers walking tours through different parts of the city that highlight the rich history and vibrant culture of the capital. A city is best explored on foot – it is the only way to soak up small details that might be lost on you when traveling by car, bus or train. Granted,
Indonesia’s Best Bartender Heads to Mexico
Alfado Surya of Fresto Bali, the Diageo World Class Indonesian Winner, is ready to showcase his skills behind the bar at the Global Finals of the prestigious mixology competition in Mexico City. Prior to his departure to Alfado joined a special training in Bangkok and met with the media at FLOW Jakarta to share some
The Beauty of Japanese Language and Culture
The Japanese culture and language has long fascinated people all over the world – it is no different in Indonesia. The Japan Foundation in Jakarta, which was first established in 1974, fosters international exchange in both fields. According to Tsukamoto Norihisa, Director General of the Japan Foundation, Jakarta, Indonesia is the second largest country when
KLM Offers Special Fares to Top Destinations
Your dream destination awaits – KLM’s special promo “KLM Dream Deals” makes travelling for globetrotters easier and more affordable. The promotion is valid until 14 September for travels until 30 June 2018. All-in economy class fares to Europe start from: (To London) IDR 10,900,000 (To Paris) IDR 11,000,000 (To Amsterdam) IDR 11,200,000 All-in economy class fares
The Remarkable World of Harry Darsono
Harry Darsono, designer extraordinaire and philanthropist at heart, reveals a glimpse into his life and work during a remarkable tour of the Harry Darsono Museum. It is easy to spot the Harry Darsono museum in Cilandak, South Jakarta – its grandeur and baroque style makes it stand out from the other buildings in the neighborhood.
An Interview with H.E. Cho Taiyoung, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Indonesia
Since he arrived in Jakarta three years ago, H.E. Cho Taiyoung has immersed himself in the Indonesian culture and aims to learn as much as possible about his temporary home country. During the interview with NOW! Jakarta, the friendly and humorous Ambassador not only spoke about the relationship between Indonesia and South Korea, but also
Expect The Unexpected at Rooms Inc.
Since its establishment in the late 1980s, real estate development company Sinar Mas Land has striven to incorporate strong elements of innovation and creativity into each project. Rooms Inc., a new hotel in Semarang, is no exception. “In line with the concept for our previous developments, we wanted to introduce an innovative hotel to the
The Universal Language of Football
The International Champions Cup, which was recently held in Singapore for the first time, not only brought football giants FC Bayern Munich, Chelsea FC and Inter Milan to the region to compete in the pre-season tournament, but also saw a large number of football fans traveling to the Lion City to cheer for their favorite
Micro Galleries Brings Colour and Creativity to Jakarta Kampung
After months of preparation, Micro Galleries will finally land in Jakarta. The global arts initiative reclaims disused and forgotten spaces to transform them into small galleries with the help of international and local artists, inviting local communities to come and enjoy the artworks. Micro Galleries Jakarta will celebrate its official opening on 6 October, but
Magali Saby: Breaking Free of Stereotypes
French artist Magali Saby was born with cerebral palsy, a disorder affecting a person’s ability to move. She French artist Magali Saby was born with cerebral palsy, a disorder affecting a person’s ability to move. She has been confined to a wheelchair her whole life, but this has not stopped her from becoming an actor,
Engage and Inspire at the Goethe-Institut
The Goethe-Institut needs no introduction: one of the busiest and most thriving cultural centres in the country, it has attracted German language students and aficionados of German culture for several decades. With institutes in Jakarta and Bandung as well as the “Wisma Jerman” in Surabaya, the Goethe-Institut Indonesien has served as major focus point on
