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South Korea Launches K-Trekking Challenge, Welcomes First French Hikers to Bukhansan

By fara nanda September 6, 2026TravelingNo Comments

South Korea is beginning to explore its mountain tourism potential as a new draw for international tourists. Eleven hikers from France became the first to try out this program, climbing…

Flight Traffic Reroutes Away From Western Indonesia After Anak Krakatau Eruption

By fara nanda September 6, 2026NewsNo Comments

Flight activity across western Indonesia shifted noticeably after the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau in the Sunda Strait disrupted operations at several airports, including Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. What FlightRadar24 Showed…

Bakauheni Ferry Crossings Continue Normally Despite Anak Krakatau Ash

By fara nanda September 6, 2026NewsNo Comments

Ferry crossings at Bakauheni Port, South Lampung, continue to operate normally despite the impact of volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau. Ships remain in service, carrying passengers to Merak Port,…

A Sacred Ceremony Marks the Start of Sade Village’s Long Road to Recovery

By fara nanda September 4, 2026NewsNo Comments

Sade Traditional Village in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) has officially begun its reconstruction journey following the devastating fire that swept through it, marked by the traditional Nyemulak ceremony, a symbolic…

New Roman Ruins Uncovered in Lebanon, but War Halts Digs in the South

By fara nanda September 3, 2026NewsNo Comments

Archaeological discoveries in Lebanon keep emerging. However, excavations at several historical sites have had to be halted due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. One of the latest…

Chasing Sunrise on Two Wheels: A Morning Cycling Adventure at Novotel Bali Nusa Dua

By fara nanda September 3, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Who says a hotel staycation is only about sleeping in? Travelers can also chase a beautiful sunrise around Nusa Dua on two wheels. During a staycation at Novotel Bali Nusa…

Dayak Indigenous Council Issues Urgent Appeal as Kalimantan Faces Extreme Drought and Forest Fires

By fara nanda September 2, 2026NewsNo Comments

The National Dayak Customary Council (MADN) has issued a set of important appeals to the Dayak community across Kalimantan in response to the ongoing forest and land fires (karhutla) affecting…

Beyond Tokyo and Kyoto: 5 Japan Routes That Mix Icons With Hidden Gems

By fara nanda September 2, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Japan travel trends are shifting. Visitors are no longer satisfied with just checking off Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and the Mount Fuji area, more travelers are now seeking out small villages,…

Meet the Porters Who Keep Bali’s Famous Tulamben Dive Site Running

By fara nanda August 31, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Last weekend brought a small windfall for the porters working at Tulamben Beach in Karangasem, Bali, as the area saw a surge of foreign tourists arriving to dive its famous…

Thailand Cracks Down on Problem Tourists Deportation Rules Just Got Tougher

By fara nanda August 30, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Thailand is tightening its grip on foreign visitors it considers troublesome. Under new rules, tourists who break the law now face a real risk of deportation from the Land of…