Talking about dream destinations in West Papua, Raja Ampat often comes at the top of the list. In fact, there is still a myriad of best-kept secrets this most-eastern province in…
Raja Ampat Regency is one of the most visited regencies in West Papua. Apart from visiting the majestic marine tourism spots in the said regency, what else could people do…
West Papua never ceases to surprise the world of Indonesian tourism, starting from the white sand beaches, diving spots with the most beautiful underwater views, majestic mountains, and virgin forests.…
Kafuk dance is one example of the abundance of traditional dances and other cultural traditions from West Papua. If you happen to be a member of a tourist group visiting…
When we talk about Indonesia, one thing that goes on mind is the diversity of our cultures. From each region and province, different habits, languages, accents, and traditions are preserved…
Located northwest of the coastal tip of New Guinea’s Bird’s Head Peninsula, Raja Ampat is one of the most popular tourist spots in West Papua. Comprised of four main islands—Waigeo,…
Fakfak Regency, located in the western coastal area of Bomberai Peninsula in today's West Papua Province, has witnessed human civilization progressed through millennia. Early settlers of this area dated back…
The Island of Misool is one of the major islands of Raja Ampat, West Papua. It’s known as Marine Sanctuary because of its rich biodiversity of hard and soft corals…
West Papua is a region that has a long list of cultural assets, one of them being rock art sites. The topography and geography of this region offer natural rocky…
Fakfak is one of many famous provinces in West Papua, Indonesia. This area is connected directly to Bintuni Bay to the north, on the south side of Arafura Sea and…
