Indonesia
Although December falls during the wet season, Christmas makes it a peak travel destination at this time of the year. Australians and Europeans usually head to Bali or Java in search of sun and sand during holidays. So, expect the hotel prices to peak and the airfare to be slightly more expensive than usual.
December falls during the wet season, which lasts between October and April. Usually rain falls in downpours, which allows the travelers to explore the cities
November falls during the wet season in Indonesia. An advantage of traveling in November is the low airfare and hotel rates. However, you shouldn’t plan any activities in the nature, as the roads can get quite muddy. Instead, stay in the cities and explore what they have to offer: the shopping malls, the architecture, the museums, bars, restaurants and clubs.
November falls during the wet season, which spans between October and April. Usually, rain comes in tropical downpours, but sometimes it’s
October marks the start of the wet season in Indonesia. While not many travelers enjoy the wet weather and the downpours , visiting the country now offers a different insight than visiting it during the high season. An advantage of traveling in October is the low airfare and hotel rates, but you’d better not plan any activities in the nature, as the roads can get quite muddy. Instead, stay in the cities and explore the urban jungle with its shopping
Singapore is a city-state in Southern Asia and a well known connection point between cities in other continents and Indonesia. Jakarta , Indonesia’s capital, is very well served by flights from Singapore, which makes this route a popular one used by travelers to/from Southern Asia.
Quick summary
There are only two options to travel from Singapore to Jakarta: by air or by sea. The fastest and also cheap option is by air. With plenty of low cost carriers serving the
Jakarta is the capital and largest city in Indonesia, located on the island of Java. The “Big Durian” is definitely a shocking experience , at first sight. But , once you overcome the crowded city and if you afford its high end experiences, Jakarta can be an exotic and interesting place to visit. The shopping is excellent and let’s not forget about the nightlife either. Plus, the city is home to a variety of places where children can have
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Just a close flight from Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur is the commercial and cultural center of Malayasia. A study in contrasts, KL has mega-buck sky scrapers looming over thatched roof huts on stilts sitting next to Internet cafes. Visitors often discover Kuala Lumpur while attending trade conventions and business meetings and return with their families to share the delights of this exciting city that greets tourist
Things to do in Jambi – Sumatra
A lot of travellers seem to bypass the province of Jambi and even the city itself much preferring to travel on to Medan and other places. [Read more]
Cimaja Beach: West Java
Cimaja Beach is synonymous with one thing; surfing. Well, that’s what the expats and Indonesian surfers based in Jakarta. Located in the area of Pelabuhan Ratu, Cimaja Beach is growing in popularity as a surfing mecca in West Java. [Read more]
Attractions of Bukittinggi: Sumatra
Without a doubt Bukittinggi is probably the most laid-back and friendliest places you could ever visit in Sumatra. [Read more]
Words to Know in Bahasa Indonesia
Learning Bahasa Indonesia is not as hard as a lot of people will tell you. In fact, it is probably one of the easiest languages in the world to learn. If you are a first-time traveller to Indonesia then leaning a few simple phrases opens doors so to speak. People have said to me “What [Read more]
Five Great Reasons to Visit Indonesia
Indonesia is a vast archipelago with over 17,000 islands and rich not only in cultural treasures but also a country steeped in history. It is a country extending 5,120 kilometres from east to west and 1,760 kilometres from north to south and, it is the largest archipelago in the world straddling the Equator between the [Read more]
Five Good Reasons to Visit Solo (Surakarta): Central Java
Solo, or Surakarta as it is formerly known, is located about 60 kilometres to the east of Yogyakarta in Central Java and is one of the principal batik centres in Java. Bordered by the longest river in Java, Begawan Solo, Solo has much to offer the traveller although oddly enough, it is less visited that [Read more]
Diving in Indonesia
It has been a while since I have been below the briny and I truly miss it as diving in Indonesia is an experience of a lifetime and with over 17,000 islands to choose from, there are copious amounts of dive-sites each with its own special delights and clarity of water. Interestingly, there are about [Read more]
Fifteen Great Reasons to Visit Malang: East Java
When you travel across Java there are many beautiful cities and large towns but none are as cool and delightful to walk around as the second largest city in East Java, Malang. Famous for its cool air and the surrounding country regions, the city was commonly referred to as ‘Paris Van East Java’ because of [Read more]
The Fasting Month of Ramadhan
In just under a week’s time the holy fasting month of Ramadhan begins in Indonesia. This month precedes the Idul Fitri celebration that marks the end of the fasting month and is an exciting time to be in Indonesia for the culinary delights available on the streets and the gaiety of it all. But first, [Read more]
Welcome to WhyGo Indonesia, your Indonesia Travel Guide!
Indonesia is the most sprawling archipelago in the world, and the country is made up of more than 17,000 islands and spans about 2,500 miles from east to west. This means Indonesia also has thousands of miles of beaches, and is a drastically diverse, varied and interesting country. Indonesia also has miles uncharted jungles, mighty rivers, active volcanoes, the rare orangutan, world class diving, bustling cities, Komodo dragons, and a host of different ethnic, religious and language groups. You can find almost everything you want in Indonesia whether it’s relaxing on a white sand beach, hiking to the top of a huge volcano, exploring wilderness or visiting orangutans in the jungle. The opportunities are endless for the adventurous traveler here in Indonesia.
No matter what your travel budget or style, Indonesia’s vast islands will have the perfect blend for your once in a lifetime vacation. We’ve got some great deals on airfare to Indonesia and once you’ve booked your flight, we can also help you find the right accommodation option. Because Indonesia is so huge and diverse, you won’t have any trouble finding everything from a luxury resort, to mid-range hotels to budget hostels. So whether you are looking for something 5-Star on the beach or simply just a dorm to sleep in for the night, Indonesia has it all. Once you’ve booked your flight and accommodation, you’ll need to plan what part of the country you want to explore and how to spend your time during your trip. From diving on the mountainous island of Sulawesi to shopping at the bustling markets of Jakarta, travelers will find a host of options in Indonesia.
In the pages of WhyGo Indonesia, you’ll have access to an expert who will help you plan the best trip to Indonesia possible. Want to find the hottest deals on airfare? Looking for hidden gems and beaches you won’t find in guidebooks? Trying to decide which of the tens of thousands of islands you should visit? Want to know more about Indonesian cuisine and what you should eat while you’re there? Whatever you are looking for, all you have to do is get ready for a wild Indonesian adventure and trip of a lifetime and join this community of Indonesian lovers and travelers!
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