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Inspired by Rio De Janeiro’s “Favela Painting”, the hillside town of Malang in Central Java has created its own colourful village in collaboration with local students and artists to enhance the life of the least fortunate and give them a chance for additional income through tourism.

After an early morning pick up, travel by private four-wheel drive Jeep from Plataran Bromo to the rim of Mount Penanjakan for sunrise. At 2,770 metres above sea level, the rim offers unobstructed views over the active Bromo crater and the Tengger massif.

Located 1,200 metres above sea level in the central highlands, Catur Valley in north Bali is an area renowned for its scenic beauty and gushing waterfalls – making it the perfect destination for water rappelling and canyoning.

Discover the extraordinary wilderness of Nusa Penida – the largest and most exotic of the three Nusa Islands. Located just a 45-minute boatride southeast from Bali, Nuas Penida is best known for its collection of unique Hindu temples, unspoilt beaches, and picturesque landscapes of cliff formations and lagoons.

Discover the distinctive culture and rugged natural beauty of Indonesia’s most diverse island. Sumba, formerly known as the Sandalwood Island, is famous for horses, Sumba cloth and of course its outstanding natural beauty.