Always something new in Indonesia

something new in Indonesia

There is always something new in Indonesia — and The Travellist loves keeping you in the loop!
From breathtaking attractions to vibrant cultural activities, there’s always something new in Indonesia waiting to be found. Explore our Bali destination guide as your starting point. 🌴✨ Know someone who’s dreaming of exploring Indonesia? Invite them to join our community, there’s always something new in Indonesia!

Find Something New in Indonesia with The Travellist

Make your Indonesia experience unforgettable! We’re offering everyone a 5% discount on all activities when you book by 31st January 2025. Whether you’re an existing subscriber or new to our community, this special deal is yours to enjoy. From scenic tours to thrilling adventures, there’s never been a better time to explore Indonesia! 

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Indonesia Updates Visa Policies

Indonesia has adjusted visa costs, keeping the 30-day Visa on Arrival (VoA) at IDR 500,000 while increasing long-stay permits like the KITAP to IDR 5,000,000. The eVoA now allows online applications and extensions, speeding up airport processing. Immigration enforcement has intensified, with over 1,000 foreigners denied entry and 178 deported this year.

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Recommended Experiences & Stays

  1. Rocky Fast Cruise – Efficient and reliable, Rocky Fast Cruise offers seamless transportation between Bali and Nusa Lembongan, perfect for hassle-free island hopping.
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  2. Beach Hello Huts – A charming beachfront stay in Nusa Lembongan, offering cozy accommodations and spectacular ocean views.
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  3. Jukung Ride – Experience traditional Balinese fishing boats with Jukung Ride for a tranquil and unique way to explore Bali’s waters.
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  4. Endra Tour Guide Lembongan – Enjoy a personalized exploration of Nusa Lembongan with Endra Tour Guide, tailored to your preferences.
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  5. Pandawa Beach Resort & Spa – Nestled in Nusa Penida, Pandawa Beach Resort combines elegant stays with breathtaking ocean views and modern amenities. 
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  6. Chef Mudana Cooking School – Learn to cook traditional Balinese cuisine with Chef Mudana, offering hands-on classes and rich culinary insights.
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5 Must-Try Local Indonesian Dishes

Bali is not just a paradise for its beaches but also for its cuisine. Add these must-try dishes to your food itinerary:

  • Nasi Campur – A mix of rice, beef rendang, grilled chicken, tempeh, vegetables, sambal, and a prawn cracker—a showcase of Bali’s best flavours.
     
  • Babi Guling – Slow-roasted pork with crispy skin, served with rice and spiced vegetables. A Balinese classic.
     
  • Nasi & Mie Goreng – Fried rice or noodles topped with egg, satay, pickles, and crackers—simple yet addictive.
     
  • Martabak – Savoury or sweet fried pancake filled with eggs, spices, or chocolate—perfect street food.
     
  • Dadar Gulung –  Pandan crepes stuffed with coconut and palm sugar, an irresistible dessert.


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Entertainment: Icon Bali Mall!

Looking for a blend of shopping, dining, and leisure in Bali? Icon Bali Mall is your ultimate destination! Here’s why it’s a must-visit

  • Retail Therapy: Explore a wide range of international and local brands, perfect for finding unique souvenirs or indulging in a shopping spree.
     
  • Dining Delights: Satisfy your cravings with everything from local delicacies to global cuisine.
     
  • Rooftop Sunsets: Unwind at the rooftop space, offering spectacular sunset views over the island.
     
  • Live Entertainment: From seasonal markets to music performances, there’s always something happening to elevate your visit.


Whether you’re looking for a day of exploration or a relaxing escape, Icon Bali Mall is a hotspot worth adding to your Bali itinerary.

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There is always something new in Indonesia because the country itself is never static. With over 17,000 islands, hundreds of distinct ethnic groups, and a hospitality industry that continues to grow and diversify, the question is never whether Indonesia has something new to offer — it is which option fits your interests and timing best. From the surf camps of Sumbawa to the crater lakes of Flores, from the traditional villages of Toraja to the orangutan sanctuaries of Kalimantan, something new in Indonesia exists at every point on the compass.

For those who think they already know Bali well, there is still something new in Indonesia to find even on the most visited island in the archipelago. The north of Bali around Singaraja and Lovina remains significantly less visited than the south, offering genuinely different landscapes and cultural expressions. The eastern regency of Karangasem, home to Tirta Gangga and the slopes of Gunung Agung, rewards visitors with some of the island’s most dramatic scenery and traditional village life.

One of the most rewarding aspects of travelling through Indonesia is that the more you explore, the more you realise how much remains. Each island introduces a new cuisine, a new cultural calendar, a new landscape, and a new set of questions about the extraordinary diversity held within a single nation. The archipelago does not reward checklist tourism — it rewards genuine curiosity and the willingness to return. There is always something new in Indonesia for those who look with open eyes. Staying informed about something new in Indonesia is easier than ever with The Travellist’s regular updates on policy changes, new openings, emerging destinations, and curated experiences across the archipelago. Explore our guide to Bali destinations and check back regularly — because in Indonesia, there is always something new waiting to be discovered. The Travellist is your guide to finding it, wherever in the archipelago it happens to be. Subscribe to our newsletter, follow our social channels, explore our destination guides, and join the growing community of travellers who have made discovering something new in Indonesia a regular part of how they engage with this remarkable, endlessly surprising part of the world. Indonesia rewards the curious, the patient, and the returning traveller in equal measure.

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