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I'd been dreaming about a custom-designed ring for a long time. I even had my own sketch saved and always thought that one day I'd have it made. Then I came to Bali and accidentally discovered that here you can actually create your own piece of jewelry by hand. I knew right away that this was my chance. To be honest, it wasn't easy because I decided to make the ring based on my own design instead of choosing one of the ready-made options. But the silversmiths were incredibly supportive the whole time. They guided me through every step, gave advice, and patiently helped whenever I needed it. In the end, the ring didn't turn out exactly the way I'd imagined it, but somehow I think that's even better. Now, every time I look at it, I know exactly where I pressed a little too hard, where I hit the hammer slightly off, and where a tiny imperfection appeared. And that's exactly why it's so special to me. It's not just a piece of jewelry—it's something I truly made with my own hands. I don't think any ring from a store could ever mean as much to me as this one.

Our friends gave us this workshop as an anniversary gift, and I honestly can't imagine a better present. Instead of the usual dinner or another souvenir, we spent the whole day together, made matching silver rings with our own hands, and now we wear them with even more joy because we know how much love and effort went into making them. The workshop takes place in the village of Celuk, just a short drive from Ubud. Afterward, we headed into Ubud, had dinner at a beautiful restaurant, and it turned into the perfect romantic day. It was so special not just to spend time together, but to create something with our own hands. If you're looking for an unusual date or a truly memorable gift for someone you love, this is an absolutely perfect choice.

We traveled to Komodo with a big group of friends, and we were lucky that almost half of the yacht was our group. We spent a lot of time together, joking around and hanging out on deck in the evenings. There was also a family with children on board, so everyone tried to be respectful. Sometimes we wanted to turn the music up or stay up a little later, but in the end we all got along really well, and nobody disturbed anyone else. The best part wasn't even Komodo itself, but everything that happened between the stops. Jumping straight from the yacht into the ocean, relaxing on deck, chatting with friends, and watching the sunsets. The yacht itself was fantastic too. Spacious, beautiful, with excellent cabins and a very attentive crew. We never once regretted choosing this option. If you're going to Komodo, I'd definitely recommend choosing a really good yacht.

I had never heard of the Sangihe Islands before, so I mostly went out of curiosity. The trip was quite packed, but at the same time it felt completely different from the usual routes around Indonesia. There are hardly any tourists, just small villages, volcanic islands and lots of places you can only reach by boat. My favorite part was the time at sea. We traveled between remote islands, went snorkeling and diving, and stopped at completely empty beaches. The coral was beautiful, there were plenty of fish, and diving near an underwater volcano was a completely new experience for me. I also really enjoyed walking through the jungle in search of tarsiers, although spotting them turned out to be harder than I expected. Getting there is not the easiest, and the itinerary is quite active, but places like this are probably worth traveling so far for. I’m glad I decided to go because I discovered a completely different side of Indonesia, one I hadn’t even imagined before.

I’d wanted to visit Papua for a long time specifically for birdwatching, and this trip is definitely something I’ll remember for a long time. You should understand right away that this is nothing like a typical tour. You’re actually out in the wild here, waking up early, walking through the forest, listening to every sound around you and constantly waiting to spot something. What impressed me the most was finally seeing birds of paradise in real life. I’d seen photos and videos so many times before, but it’s a completely different feeling when you’re actually standing somewhere deep in the forests of Papua watching all of this with your own eyes. I also really enjoyed the night safari, that was a very unusual experience. And I especially liked spending a few days in the village itself, seeing how people live in such a remote part of Indonesia. Trips like this really make you look at everyday life a little differently afterwards.

It was such an amazing evening! The yacht itself is absolutely beautiful, especially when you step out onto the open deck, with the ocean all around you, music playing, and the sun slowly disappearing below the horizon. Everything was so beautiful that, at one point, I stopped taking pictures and just enjoyed the moment. The dinner was delicious, and the entertainment was fantastic, especially the fire show and the dancers. But what I'll remember most is the atmosphere. The warm sea breeze, the evening ocean, the lights along the coastline, the music, and everyone simply having a great time. We danced, laughed, took lots of photos, and before we knew it, the evening was over. I honestly didn't expect a dinner cruise to be this memorable. I'd love to do it again.

I'd heard about Gunung Leuser National Park for a long time. If you're interested in wildlife and enjoy watching animals in their natural habitat, sooner or later you come across this place. I'd wanted to visit for years, and now I completely understand why it's so highly recommended. Being able to spend so much time watching orangutans in the wild is something really special. I also liked the itinerary itself. Nothing unnecessary, just a few days in the jungle, plenty of walking, and lots of time observing wildlife. That's exactly what people come here for. We stayed in a small guesthouse. It was simple, but clean and comfortable. The food took a little getting used to. Of course, there were moments when I missed more familiar dishes, but everything was tasty, so for a few days it really wasn't a problem. Being able to see orangutans in the wild is more than worth that small compromise.

We've been to Bali several times already and felt like we'd seen almost everything the island has to offer. We'd been thinking about visiting Komodo for a long time. At first, we planned to fly to Flores on our own, but then we discovered these multi-day boat trips between the islands. It sounded much more unusual and exciting, so we decided to give it a try. It turned out to be one of the best decisions we made. Spending several days at sea, waking up surrounded by islands, sailing from one place to another—you really do feel a bit like a sailor. I got a little seasick on the first day, but my body adjusted surprisingly quickly, and after that I was able to enjoy every moment of the trip. My favorite places were the Pink Beach and Taka Makassar. The pink sand looks even more beautiful in real life than in photos, and the water there is absolutely incredible. We took so many amazing pictures that it's now impossible to choose which ones to post. The whole trip was unbelievably photogenic, with stunning islands, turquoise water, beautiful sunsets, and breathtaking views every single day.

I came to Sangihe mainly for the diving. I've already logged quite a few dives in different countries, so I wanted to discover somewhere new instead of another popular dive site with lots of people underwater. This place turned out to be completely different. Many of the dive sites felt almost untouched. On some dives, our group was the only one there. Beautiful coral reefs, plenty of fish, excellent visibility, and the dive near the underwater volcano is something I'll remember for a long time. Experiences like this are absolutely worth traveling so far for. I also liked that diving is only one part of the journey. Between dives you get to explore the islands, walk through local villages, spend time out at sea, or simply relax on the beach in the evening. It all felt really well balanced.