Biku Bali also offer tarot readings. For $10 USD at 1 PM-5 PM, if you are interested, do the book online first.…
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We arrived in Bali a couple of hours ago. The minute we stepped into the hotel room, I picked up the room service to order nasi goreng.…
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I am on a plane to Japan. They served authentic Japanese cuisine: bento rice and soba noodle. Both meals were Oishi! If the food on the SQ flight back from here tastes like today, I am looking forward to another gastronomical experience in the air in ten days. Oh, next ten days feel so…
Keep ReadingHere are some of the traditional Indonesian foods that are famous in Yogyakarta and have been the local favourite for generations.…
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There is a much Instagrammed underground mosque called Sumur Gumuling and hidden pathways inside Taman Sari Water Castle complex.…
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Batik is an integral part of Indonesian culture, the official pattern, and the pride of the country. The word itself means a cloth with dots. It describes how the cloth design is made, by inking it with tiny dots into a beautiful pattern.…
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Borobudur Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple in the world which is interesting considering only a tiny portion of Indonesians are Buddhist.…
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I urge you to try the famous "cat rice" and Kopi Joss whenever you visit Yogyakarta. Have it in Angkringan, a typical roadside food stall.…
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The Phoenix Yogyakarta Hotel is decorated impeccably in details. It boosts the vintage theme with heavy Javanese cultural influence.…
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A few days before my trip, my colleagues told me that a visit to the House of Raminten in Yogyakarta was a must. Their actual advice was: “You must try the virgin milk in the House of Raminten!” Virgin milk? Err.. okay guys! The House of Raminten The restaurant was not hard to find,…
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