Indonesian Guide News

Indonesian Guide News

Looking to expand your circle and meet like-minded professionals? Jakarta continues to host a vibrant lineup of expat networking events this April, offering everything from business talks to social nights. April 2026 Expat Event Networking Guide in Jakarta, Indonesia Whether you’re new in the city or building your professional community, these events are designed by […]

Ever dreamed of a more adventurous life, fully embedded in the culture of one of the Southeast Asia countries? Or maybe moving to Indonesia is just what you need. Among all the misconceptions about expat life in Indonesia, this article tries to put them right and show the real colors of living in this exotic […]

Indonesian has officially been added as one of the languages used by Vatican News, bringing the total number of languages available on the platform to 57. The announcement was published on the platform’s official website. The addition marks a development in the dissemination of information by the Holy See to a wider global audience, including […]

Culture Shocks Foreigners Often Experience in Indonesia Travelling to Indonesia often brings new experiences, including cultural differences that may feel unfamiliar at first. This adjustment, commonly known as culture shock, is a natural part of visiting or living in a new country. Indonesia is known for its diversity and hospitality. However, aspects of daily life, […]

Bali vs Thailand Cost of Living: Comparing Bangkok and Bali for Expats Asia continues to attract global citizens seeking new opportunities abroad. Affordable living costs, cultural diversity, and expanding career markets have made several Asian destinations particularly appealing for expatriates. According to the International Expat Insider Survey 2025, reported by the BBC and based on […]

Muslims gathered to perform Eid al-Fitr prayers in Jatinegara, East Jakarta, on Wednesday, 10 April 2024. The congregation took place on the main road in front of the Koinonia Protestant Church, located along Jalan Jatinegara Barat and Jalan Matraman Raya. Photos released by Antara showed large numbers of worshippers filling the street and surrounding the […]

Every year before the Day of Silence, Bali comes alive with the dramatic ogoh-ogoh parade, one of the island’s most anticipated cultural traditions. If you are planning to visit Bali during Nyepi, understanding the ogoh ogoh Nyepi Bali 2026 schedule will help you experience this unique celebration. The parade is held on the evening before […]

Traditional Balinese dances performance is a mesmerizing blend of storytelling, intricate movements, and colourful costumes, accompanied by the soulful melodies of the gamelan orchestra. One of the visitors’ most mesmerising experiences is witnessing the island’s traditional dances. These dances are not mere entertainment; they are a window into Bali’s rich history, deeply rooted in spirituality and […]

A fisherman in Bali rescued a foreign surfer who had been drifting at sea for around 20 hours after being swept away by strong winds. The incident gained public attention after a video of the rescue went viral on social media. The footage shows the man floating in the open sea while holding onto his […]

A heartwarming story about two deaf twin girls from Bandung has gone viral on social media. The twins, Hasna and Hasni, touched many viewers after sharing their excitement about getting their first job. The moment was captured in a video where the twins told the owner of their favourite food stall about their new opportunity. […]

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