Explore Indonesia Tourism In 2026
Streaming down from the Aceh highland Indonesia, the Alas River flows to the south, finding its way through the Mount Leuser National Park. Being the…
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – Popies lane is a small hallway or alley in a street which is very famous throughout the world because of its nightlife. Poppies Lane is also popular destination among backpacker and budget traveler to stay in Bali. Its cheap and clean accommodation located in the stategic location, attracting traveler from around the world. The location of Poppies Lane itself is realy close to Kuta beach, approximately 5 – 10 minute walk by foot.
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – This beach also have a nick name “Pink Beach”, because it sands have a little bit pink colour. This beach is always may favourite destination when i visit Lombok. Never miss this one when visiting Lombok :)
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – Lembar is one of the main port of Lombok Island which is located in the western part of the island. This port is the main link between the two existing paradise in eastern Indonesia, namely Bali and Lombok. Incidentally, I had opportunity to witness the beautiful morning of Lembar Harbour. And that was amazing. Thats why i want to share them with all traveler around the world, through the photo I was captured. So Enjoy! :)
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – Indeed, Lombok have so many adventurous attraction to visit. Some of it is a beautifull waterfall. Just like these 7 hidden waterfall in Lombok that you must visit when you are here! Well, never bored visiting Lombok Island after all.
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – Indonesia tourism detination is not only Bali, Yogyakarta or Lombok. Toraja is a curtural tourism destination nested at top the mountainous region southwest of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The land of Toraja is home to the Toraja ethnic group who still clings to the age-old lifestyle of the Austronesians similar to the Nias culture, one of the similarities is the architectural design of traditional houses or known as tongkonan typically constructed amid lush bamboo vegetation atop hilly areas.
Looking for best Nusa Dua Beaches? The South Bali region is the most hunted area and is known by tourists visiting Bali. Especially the beaches…
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – Is there any Yogyakarta romantic destination in Yogyakarta? Sure that, the city of Jogja and its surrounding towns in the province of Special Region of Yogyakarta is famous for its traditional cultural customs. So many tourists come to visit this city because of it.
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – Based on data i’ve found from a variety of sources, Samalona Island is part of the city of Makassar, sub-district Ujung Pandang, South Sulawesi. Access to the island is pretty easy, because only a 20-30 minute crossing the sea. Hiring the fishermen’s boat is common way for crossing to Samalona Island. The boats it self are easily found in Kayu Bangkoa pier. But I was crossing to Samalona from unknown dock in front of Fort Rotterdam.
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – “Southern Bali is really wide, sometimes i really confused when asked by my friends how to explore Bali beaches in one day” It is true that Bali have many beaches to be explored, the bad thing is, when you only have a little bit time to explore this island of god, Bali. Then you must be carefully pick which Bali beach you should visit. The good news I am going to give you a clue how to make your Bali beach hunting become more efficient. Just stay tune and read this post until the end :)
Besides Kuta Beach, Jimbaran Beach Bali is also one of the popular destinations on the island of Bali. Almost every day this best bali Beach…
Idbackpacker.com (Indonesia Backpacker) – I canceled immediately my plan for snorkeling in japanese ship wreck point. When I saw a cluster of beautiful coral that clearly visible from my motorcycle. Hey! I remember that before japanese shipwreck snorkeling spot, there is a spot that I want to try, The name is Jemeluk Bay!