Stallone Tjia
Nov 04, 2026
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November brings a fresh selection of dining spots to discover, fresh culinary experiences worth adding to your list. Ready to explore something new? Here are Jakarta New Tables, Bali New Tables, Bandung New Tables, Surabaya New Tables, and Yogyakarta New Tables this month for you.
Diwali (Deepawali), or the Festival of Lights, falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026, with celebrations lighting up the city in just a week. As the festive spirit approaches, explore our curated list of the best Indian restaurants in Jakarta, Indian restaurants in Bali, and Indian restaurants in Yogyakarta for a taste of India's rich culinary traditions.
Choosing the right international school in Jakarta starts with exploring its curriculum, campus and learning environment. Get a closer look at your options by attending these upcoming open house events in Jakarta.
Escape Jakarta’s relentless pace with a refreshing three-day, two-night retreat to Puncak. Nestled in the cool highlands, Novus Giri Resort & Spa offers a tranquil sanctuary surrounded by lush greenery, crisp mountain air and a slower rhythm of life. Read our The Art of Unwinding at Novus Giri Resort & Spa.
As the rainy season approaches and Bali’s weather begins to shift, it’s time to prepare for the year-end holidays. Explore our guide to experiencing Bali in the wet season, from what to expect and pack to the best activities to enjoy.
Yogyakarta offers more than cultural landmarks and famous tourist attractions. The city and its surrounding areas are also home to exciting outdoor adventures, traditional activities, and fun entertainment. Read our 7 Fun Activities to Try in Yogyakarta.
That’s a wrap for this week’s newsletter! We hope you’ve found something inspiring to explore, discover, or add to your calendar.