Indonesia is one of the world’s most diverse archipelagos, boasting over 17,000 islands, each with its own culture, landscapes, and adventures. While Bali and Java often dominate travel itineraries, venturing beyond these famous destinations reveals

Good thing the Abui tribe no longer headhunts. Although on Indonesia’s remote Alor island, a village elder menacingly pointed a rustic bow and arrow at me, his time-etched face stoic and his white hair capped by a candelabra-like ornament of feathers.

Zip between tropical paradise landscapes, unique cultural landmarks, and urban cities without breaking the bank by island hopping in this affordable country.

Over 20 years ago, then Indonesian president Megawati Soekarnoputri banned the export of sea sand from her archipelago nation. The ban was in response to the widespread environmental and economic damage it was causing. Unchecked sea sand exports destroyed ...

Indonesia is often associated with Bali, but traveling beyond it reveals a collection of islands that feel quieter, wilder, and surprisingly untouched. These underrated destinations offer clear turquoise waters,