Tokyo

As the human race moves faster, reaches higher, pushes harder, records are always being broken. And the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics will undoubtedly see countless records fall as Read More..
Three Days Away in Melbourne

Start your first day in Melbourne from 19th century Flinders Street Station,then walk to Federation Square to explore the ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) and Australian art at the Ian Potter Centre. Grab some delicacies at Queen Victoria Market Read More..
Ambon

Historically known as the Spice Islands, Maluku is now just as renowned for producing some of Indonesia’s biggest singing talents. Valentino Luis explores the musical legacy, natural beauty, and centuries-old sites in capital Ambon and surrounds. Read More..
Mauritius :Rainbow Nation

When opposites meet, often there is a magical, alchemic reaction. And where Mauritius meets the sea where the volcanic island touches the shimmering aquamarine waters of the Indian Ocean there is a miraculous seam of palm-fringed beaches. Read More..
Bukittinggi

Set in the picturesque highlands of West Sumatra, Bukittinggi is a small, welcoming city flanked by a tranquil green valley. Fatris MF of Colours delves into its serenity. Read More..
Barcelona

Barcelona is one of the most vital and cosmopolitan cities in Europe. Ancient and modern architecture, from gothic to contemporary through modernism, blends together in an urban landscape that never ceases to amaze even those who have been living there for a long time. http://colours-indonesia.com/en/travel/travel-world/barcelona-5/ Read More..
Seeking paradise in Manokwari

Fringed by alluring beaches, Manokwari in West Papua is the gateway to mist-clad highland forests filled with the singing and dancing of birds of paradise. Fatris MF of Colours explores its natural wonders – and the area’s spiritual significance. Read More..
Hanoi

Asia’s hawkers’ headquarters is unmistakably Vietnam but it may not be for much longer. It’s only a matter of time before Hanoi catches up with other megalopolises and welcomes uncluttered streets characteristic of countries such as Singapore and South Korea. For now, the tradition of pavement businesses continues strongly – especially in Vietnam’s charming capital. Read More..
Archipelago Journal Bintan

For years, the largest of the Riau Islands felt like two different worlds: the exclusive resorts zone in the north and the forgotten, undeveloped land below. Now, a new chapter is unfolding for Bintan as visitors start to discover the diversity across the whole island. Read More..

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Tokyo

As the human race moves faster, reaches higher, pushes harder, records are always being broken. And the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics (more…)

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Aston Martin

A collaboration between Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing that practically smells of unabridged speed, the code-named AM-RB 001
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BATIK BESUREK OF BENGKULU

Indonesia’s wealth of cultural handicrafts is as diverse as its many cultures. Each month we explore the archipelago’s offerings through a different traditional craft.
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Chef’s Insight: Janet DeNeefe

Every artist is unique. We ask the same questions every month for unique insights into the varied experiences of Indonesia’s leading chefs.
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Kepahiang

“Bengkulu is known for the Rafflesia, its tea and its coffee. Those were the three gems responsible for Bengkulu’s fame,” says our driver Muhammad Ikhsan explaining about this province.

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