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Love is in the air this month as Valentine's Day approaches, bringing a wave of romance for lovebirds to cherish. We have something for every couple. To help you make this Valentine's Day unforgettable, we've curated a list of the best Valentine's Day celebrations in Jakarta, and Bali.
Valentine's Day is the perfect time for couples to create unforgettable memories together. Whatever you choose, the key is to make the day special and filled with love. Read our romantic things to do on Valentine's Day in Jakarta, Bali, and Bandung.
Say it with love—nothing expresses affection better than a thoughtful gift of chocolates and a beautiful flower bouquet on Valentine’s Day. we’ve curated a list of the best chocolate shops in Jakarta, Bali, Bandung, Surabaya, and Yogyakarta. And, to complete your romantic gesture, don’t miss our selection of the finest florists in Jakarta, Bali, Bandung, Surabaya, and Yogyakarta.
For overseas, trade in the traditional for the adventurous this Valentine’s Day! Thrilling outdoor activities are ideal for couples who find sitting still peculiar. Here are the five outdoor activities for Valentine’s Day. Also, the world celebrates Valentine's Day in unique ways, and here are some unique Valentine’s Day traditions in several countries.
Dental clinics in Indonesia have evolved into one-stop solutions for both health and aesthetic needs. As one of Indonesia's leading dental clinic chains, The Dental Station is renowned for its comprehensive range of dental services. Read more about The Dental Station, Plaza Indonesia here.
For our cultural article, we highlight Fluffy Island Guardian: The Heartfelt History Behind Kintamani Dog Breed. Known for its loyalty and affectionate nature, this breed holds a special place in Balinese culture. Read more here.
Bali is implementing new taxi operation policies aimed at protecting the livelihoods of local drivers while ensuring better regulation in the transportation sector. The updates will not only impact local drivers but will also affect tourists visiting the island. Read more here.
Cap Go Meh, also known as the Fifteenth Night Festival, is an age-old tradition celebrated on the 15th day of the Lunar New Year. Today, Cap Go Meh is observed across Southeast Asia, including Indonesia. Discover these top destinations offering unique experiences of the enchanting Cap Go Meh in Indonesia.
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