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New Office Opening in Yogyakarta
We’re expanding in Indonesia! Destination Asia Indonesia are delighted to announce the opening of a satellite office in Yogyakarta in Central Java. -
More to Lombok with Soft Trekking Adventure
Explore the tropical rainforest of Lombok, meet and talk with the hill tribe people who know the area better than anyone, then head into the jungle to discover a hidden river well. -
CSR Pledge with R.O.L.E Foundation in Bali
Rivers, Oceans, Lands, Ecology (R.O.L.E.) Foundation is a not-for-profit humanitarian organization based in Bali, whose aims are to promote environmental awareness and empower women. Destination Asia Indonesia supports this excellent cause as an educational partner for the foundation. -
The Ancient Art of Kris-Making in Central Java
Listed by the UNESCO as a “Masterpiece of Intangible Heritage of Humanity”, the Kris is an asymmetrical dagger with distinctive blade patterning. -
Developing Family-Fun Activities in Bali
Destination Asia Indonesia has recently launched a new travel concept for families. Specially tailored programs such as the new ‘Bali Fun Activities’ has been specially tailored for parents travelling with teenagers. -
Destination Asia Indonesia makes a difference with ‘Exchange for Change’
Destination Asia Indonesia has been helping develop programs run by Bali WISE, an excellent association that supports disadvantaged women. -
Traditional Balinese Wedding Ceremony
Destination Asia Indonesia can now organize a full wedding ceremony complete with a highly respected local Brahman (Priest), and on-looking villagers who add to the occasion and atmosphere. -
Bali Street Food and Local Culinary Culture
Destination Asia Indonesia has created a new Street Food experience in Bali, allowing guests to enjoy the salivating authentic food eaten daily by the local Balinese. -
A Traditional Balinese Artisan Experience
Bali Asli is located in Gelumpang village, nestled in the foot hills of Mount Agung, Bali’s most sacred mountain. -
The Sumba Ceremonial Pasola Festival
The Pasola Festival takes place every year toward the end of February (not on fixed dates), and is decided by the Rato two weeks before taking place. This long celebrated annual festival has its origins in war as a ritual for giving thanks to the ancestral spirits in the region of West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara. -
Organic Balinese Healing Experience
Located at Fivelements, Puri Ahimsa healing is inspired by the Balinese way of life. The system encourages a harmonious relationship between the spirit, environment and with one another, allowing an organic healing process to naturally unfold. -
Destination Asia Indonesia Awarded ‘Indonesia Leading Tour Operator 2015/2016’
On Monday 14 December 2015, Destination Asia Indonesia was awarded the prestigious ‘Indonesia Leading Tour Operator 2015/2016’ award at the Indonesian Travel & Tourism Awards (ITTA) in Jakarta.