Jakarta travel tips and stories. Vacations ideas, cruises spa and resorts

 

Belitung is an island in South East Asia, a part of Nation archipelago situated on the east coast of Sumatra, Indonesia in the Java Sea. It was in the possession of the British from 1812 until the British ceded control of the island to the Dutch in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824. On November 21st, 2000, Belitung Island has been approved to become the 31st province of Indonesia separated from South Sumatra.

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ON a wonderful Saturday evening last summer in the Dhoby Ghaut neighborhood of Singapore,  a few hundred people — residents and in-the-know tourists — stood or sat in rows of plastic chairs taking swigs of Tiger Beer retrieved from an ice-filled inflatable kid’s pool. The crowd had assembled to see 10 local artists — photographers, a painter, a fashion designer, a filmmaker — present their work, with a white wall standing in for a projector screen. The biannual gathering, named Rojak for the inventive Singaporean-Malaysian salad, is one aspect of a recent effort to raise Singapore’s cultural profile.

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Located in Jakarta, Indonesia this unusual Japanese noodle restaurant was built it entirely out of bamboo. Designed by architectural studio DSA+s, the restaurant’ interior offers a striking open-air design. If you have a day off Jakarta, don’t forget to visit the restaurant outdoor bamboo impressive. 

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Kemang Icon by Alila makes a big difference to the travel experience in Indonesia with an innovative and active urban living surroundings, set in one of Jakarta’s most stylish and trendy neighborhoods.

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After a multy-million-dollar renovation, Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta, Indonesia is well recognized as the most luxury hotel in Jacarta.Hundreds of large, fashionable rooms and suites,classy new restaurants led by professional chefs,perfectly situated in the middle of the city’s financial and diplomatic area.Providing all the guests with amazing service,this beautiful hotel is an unforgettable place.

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Situated in Ganesha wing facing the “Bundaran HI”,Jakarta, the hotel provides you with pure plentitude. The striking landmark of the city is a live picture of the wall, revealing tremendous colours after the sunset.Embrace it enjoying the Executive Club Lounge, a distinctive heritage combined with lovely European hospitality. Create an extraordinary experience.

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This restaurant is a small scale of mix use building, located within the heart of Jakarta, Indonesia. The main function is to house the famous BEBEK BENGIL restaurant from Ubud, Bali. The original Bebek Bengil restaurant is very famous with it’s specialty of crispy fried duck menu and have a unique location, which sit on the exotic rice or padi field.

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Located on the shores of the Java Sea, Jakarta is a bustling metropolis and country’s capital offering all kinds of attractions, from museums, art and antique markets, first class shopping to accomondations, food and wide variety of cultural activities.

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The stress and hectic pace of modern living have made places of tranquillity and relaxation much sought after be those yearning for peace and a sense of well-being. Physical and mental wellness have their roots deep in traditional and cultural practices. Spices, aromatic herbs have long been used for health and beauty care, as is the spa life and importance of water that are strongly integrated in the daily lives and ritual ceremonies of the people. Now, in many of Indonesia‘s major cities and amongst its magnificent natural surrounding, such places offer the opportunity to achieve physical and spiritual harmony. We are present you the Top 15 of Indonesia’s Spa hotels and some typical traditional therapy.

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Manila is by far the largest metropolitan area in the Philippines, and the second largest in Southeast Asia after Jakarta, Indonesia. It is the commercial, administrative, cultural center and chief seaport of the Philippines. About 12 percent of the population of the Philippines is concentrated in the Manila metropolitan area. Manila is also the major destination for tourists who visit the Philippines. Coconut trees, giant kaleidoscopic lamp posts, and various cafes line the Baywalk, the perfect location for tourists to view the afternoon sunset.

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