#DiIndonesiaAja, which means ‘only in Indonesia’, is an initiative movement from the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf) to provide support to Indonesian tourism industry and invite domestic tourists to travel within the country while still enforcing cleanliness protocols, especially to the 5 Super-priority Destinations.

 

To support this Kemenparekraf movement, tiket.com is running tiket #DiIndonesiaAja campaign to provide various holiday inspirations to domestic destinations, especially the 5 Super-priority Destinations, and give a 20% discount on hotel bookings through tiket #DiIndonesiaAja promo.

 

So, not only offering a sense of security and comfort, but tiket.com will also be a window of information for local and international tourists in an effort to accelerate the recovery of the tourism sector.

Kemenparekraf promotes 5 Super-priority Destinations to inspire you to explore domestic destinations. Check out the list of Kemenparekraf’s Super-priority Destinations below for your next #DiIndonesiaAja holiday!

 

1. Borobudur

Located in Magelang, Central Java, Borobudur features stunning Buddhist temple architecture. Borobudur is also the center of Vesak Day celebrations followed by a festival of 1,000 lanterns. 

 

Not only that, the surrounding natural scenery that spoils your eyes is guaranteed to help you unwind. Don’t forget to try delicious dishes like kupat tahu (tofu & rice cake with peanut sauce), senerek soup, and mangut beong (spicy fish soup) to complete your vacation there. Let’s go check the tickets, hotel offers, and other exciting activities to make your vacation more colorful.

 

2. Lake Toba

Who doesn’t know Lake Toba? This large natural lake in Sumatra is one of the world’s natural wonders. Aside from enjoying the beautiful scenery around Lake Toba, you can also go to Samosir Island which still maintains its traditions to this day.

 

You can complete your day in Lake Toba by trying the spicy sambal tuktuk (traditional hot and spicy condiment), ikan arsik (spicy fish dish), or mie gomak (thick spicy noodle soup). As a souvenir from Lake Toba, you can buy tenun ulos that’s famous for its beautiful motifs and colors. Book your tickets, hotels, and activities in Lake Toba.

 

3. Labuan Bajo

There are many attractions in Labuan Bajo that will spoil your eyes, such as sunset views on Pink Beach, sunrise time on Padar Island, or the famous komodo dragons on the Komodo Island. Komodo dragons can reach up to 3 meters in length and can only be found in Indonesia.

 

Don’t forget to visit Wae Rebo and Kampung Bena (Bena Village) which have an amazing cultural heritage. Before going home, buy tenun ikat as traditional souvenirs too. Let’s go and check tickets, comfortable hotels, and other exciting activities in Labuan Bajo.

 

4. Mandalika

Located in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Mandalika offers beautiful beaches and various exciting activities such as diving, hiking, or relaxing at various hotels around the beach.

 

You can also see the excitement of the annual Bau Nyale Festival. This festival is enlivened by various competitions like surfing, Princess Mandalika beauty pageant, and a Sasak wrestling called Peresean. Find the tickets that you need, check the hotels, and also their interesting activities!

 

5. Likupang

Want to enjoy the beautiful white sandy beaches and underwater scenery? You can visit Likupang that offers various extraordinary views such as sunset on Paal Beach, diving on Gangga Island, and green savanna on Pulisan Hill, perfect for adventurous souls!

 

While you’re there, make sure to taste its delicacies like pisang goroho with sambal roa (fried bananas with chili sauce), cakalang fufu (smoked skipjack tuna), and panada (a Portuguese-influenced bread). Book your tickets, check out various comfortable hotels, and fun activities for your unforgettable holiday to Likupang.

Sustainable Tourism Village is a part of #DiIndonesiaAja initiative. The certification of Sustainable Tourism Village is given by the Ministry of Tourism and Economy Creative of the Republic of Indonesia to tourism villages in Indonesia that apply the CHSE concept, which are Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environment Sustainability.

 

It means the destinations and tours offered do not damage the environment and improve the local community's welfare. Moreover, Sustainable Tourism Village also has decent infrastructure to support tourism activities.

 

Sixteen tourism villages in Indonesia have been certified as Sustainable Tourism Village from the Ministry of Tourism and Economy Creative of the Republic of Indonesia. Check out some of them in the short review below, t-mates!

 

1.  Nglanggeran Village (Gunungkidul, Special Region of Yogyakarta)

Nglanggeran Tourism Village is situated in the Special Region of Yogyakarta, precisely in Patuk District, Gunungkidul Regency. One of the most well-known attractions from this village is Mount Purba Api Nglanggeran, an active volcano around 60-70 million years ago. Moreover, the village area also offers a reservoir charm covering an area of 0.34 hectares known as Embung Nglanggeran. If you're a sunset and sunrise lover in Yogyakarta, you've probably heard about Nglanggeran before due to its popularity. Looking for the right hiking spot? This ancient volcano is a favorite location too for light climbing and rock climbing.

 

2. Penglipuran Village (Bangli, Bali)

Penglipuran Village, usually known as Penglipuran Traditional Village, is a cultural tourism destination that will be a perfect addition to your Bali itinerary. If you want to see and learn firsthand about traditional Balinese culture, this village is your go-to place. Located in Bangli Regency, here you can find many typical Balinese houses, complete with a beautiful atmosphere and people who uphold traditions from generation to generation. Apart from spoiling your eyes with the authentic village atmosphere, you can also visit the bamboo forest behind the shady and cool village temple.

 

3. Pujon Kidul Village (Malang, East Java)

Are you looking for a relaxing destination to unwind yourself from the daily hustle and bustle? Let's head to Pujon Kidul Tourism Village and see the charm of green hills and paddy fields! Here you can also take pictures at the Instagrammable spots that will spice up your social media feeds. After that, let's fill up your tummy by having a feast at Cafe Sawah Pujon Kidul, which boasts a garden area of 3 hectares filled with vegetables and flowers. Enjoying traditional food from Pujon Kidul Village while pampering your eyes with greenish scenery will always be a good idea.

 

4. Pemuteran Village (Buleleng, Bali)

Calling all adventurous souls! For those who like diving or snorkeling, Desa Pemuteran in Buleleng, Bali, is the right destination for your next adventure. The village, which boasts a fantastic underwater view, is home to the world's most gigantic artificial bio rock. What's even more interesting is that you can find an underwater temple while diving! Pemuteran Village is currently one of the most renowned marine tourism destinations. Apart from presenting the beauty of coral reefs and amazing fish colonies, you can also walk along the beach and see pearl cultivation. 

 

5. Sesaot Village (West Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara)

From Bali, let's move on next to West Nusa Tenggara! This village called Sesaot Village is a sustainable tourism village that can be your anti-mainstream destination in Indonesia. Are you a fan of natural tourism spots? Try to visit Sesaot Protection Forest. There is the Aik Nyet River in the middle of the forest, which originates from Mount Rinjani's springs. Additionally, this village also has a sloping garden with a slope of about 45 degrees at the village entrance. You'll experience a unique holiday here!

So, which Sustainable Tourism VIllage would you like to visit on your next #DiIndonesiaAja trip? Check the tiket.com app and book your ticket without any hassle! You can also find more info about Sustainable Tourism Village and other destinations on blog.tiket.com.

 

Don't forget to follow health protocols, protect the environment, and keep the destination clean during your visit. Make sure to check the travel requirements on tiket SAFE before visiting the Sustainable Tourism Village.

 

Let's go on #DiIndonesiaAja holiday!