Things to do in Indonesia.

Adelle describes Uluwatu as a 'coastal gem known for its cliffside beaches, golden sunsets, and surf culture,' spending 4 days exploring its ocean-view cafes and scenic lookouts. Joose the Nomad compares it favorably to Canggu for digital nomads, praising its growing restaurant scene and stunning beach access.

Adelle visits Thomas Beach in Uluwatu, noting it as 'one of the many beaches in Uluwatu' — accessed by a staircase descent and well-suited for lounging with a book.

Joose the Nomad checks out Suluban Beach in Uluwatu, finding it 'so busy' — a testament to its popularity as one of Uluwatu's most iconic surf and swim spots.

Joose the Nomad and Lost LeBlanc both cover Canggu extensively — Joose describes it as Bali's top digital-nomad hub with co-working spaces, trendy cafes, and a strong community vibe, while Lost LeBlanc built his luxury jungle villa there.

Multiple creators highlight Ubud as Bali's cultural heartland — Suitcase Monkey visited for rice fields, Hindu temples, and bouji restaurants, while Angelica & Aileen Wanders and Resty Neha Vlogs recommend it as a core stop for waterfalls, markets, and the swing experience.

Suitcase Monkey calls it one of Bali's most iconic and scenic sights, a temple dating back almost 400 years dedicated to the water goddess Dewi Danu — and a 'must-visit stop' complete with Balinese dance, music, and swan boat rides on its grounds.

Ledge Da Traveller walks through Seminyak, describing it as one of Bali's most popular tourist destinations, with friendly streets, massage parlors offering full-body massage and body scrub for as little as $5, and a relaxed local atmosphere.

Dreamsea Surf Camps and Joose the Nomad both reference Padang Padang — Dreamsea for its surf waves, and Joose noting the road along Padang Padang Beach used to be a relaxing cruise before growing crowds arrived.

TIM and FIN and HowTube both make the pilgrimage to this UNESCO-adjacent park — TIM and FIN describe it as bucket-list territory for seeing Komodo dragons in the wild, while HowTube outlines the logistics of flying to Flores and booking a multi-day boat tour for diving (from around 2 million IDR) and dragon trekking.

TIM and FIN and Jor Dan Di both hike up Padar Island for its panoramic viewpoint — TIM and FIN liken the summit queue to Everest photos and call the view spectacular, while Jor Dan Di includes it as a highlight of their Labuan Bajo tour package.

TIM and FIN and Jor Dan Di both visit Pink Beach as part of Komodo National Park boat tours — TIM and FIN note it is a rare pink-sand beach where visitors also snorkel at the nearby Batu Bolong dive site, ranked among the world's top 10 dive sites.

Jor Dan Di visits this recently renovated cave attraction in Labuan Bajo, noting the entrance fee is Rp 20,000 per person — featuring coral rock fossils and a passage into a chamber to see the famous mirror stones.

HowTube covers the public boat route from Lombok (Bangsal Ferry Terminal) to Gili Air for just 16,500 IDR, praising the Gili Islands' friendliness and great snorkeling. TIM and FIN note Gili Meno has the best reefs and most wildlife for snorkelers on a boat tour.

HowTube explores the lesser-known southwest Lombok Gili islands — Gili Asahan, Gili Layar, and Gili Gede — finding them nearly empty and perfect for relaxing almost alone on the beach, staying at Gili Asahan Eco Lodge.

Suitcase Monkey calls this double waterfall hike one of Lombok's most popular natural landmarks, revealing that beyond the two famous falls there are two more hidden waterfalls further along a jungle path — well worth the extra hours in 30°C heat.

Suitcase Monkey calls Mawun Beach 'probably the nicest sand we found' in Lombok — just 15 minutes from Selong Belanak, very minimal with only a handful of restaurants and a quiet, crowd-free atmosphere.

Digital Travel Videos features Selong Belanak in an aerial drone showcase of Lombok's best beaches, and Suitcase Monkey visits it as part of their 3-day Lombok itinerary, noting the surrounding area for surfing lessons.

Suitcase Monkey and Digital Travel Videos both feature Bukit Merese — a hilltop viewpoint near Kuta Lombok — as one of the island's best sunset spots, with panoramic views over the surrounding bays.

Ivan de Guzman and Travel Series by Jerry both highlight Borobudur as one of Yogyakarta's crown jewels — Travel Series by Jerry specifically recommends a Borobudur sunrise visit as a top experience in the region.

Ivan de Guzman and Travel Series by Jerry both name Prambanan as a must-see alongside Borobudur, making the two temples the defining cultural draw of Yogyakarta.

Travel Series by Jerry highlights Jomblang Cave as one of Yogyakarta's signature adventure experiences, with a dedicated video on the cave tour.

Travel Series by Jerry lists the Merapi Lava Tour by Jeep as one of Yogyakarta's standout activities — a thrilling off-road ride around the volcanic lava fields of Mount Merapi.

The Pak Trekker spends 24 hours deep in the mountains of Toraja, Indonesia, documenting the community's extraordinary death rituals — where families keep deceased loved ones at home for years, dressing and caring for them as family members — calling the experience genuinely shocking and unlike anywhere else.

OTR Food & History discovers Makassar on the southern tip of Sulawesi as Indonesia's most acclaimed hidden culinary city — repeatedly recommended by locals over Padang and Javanese food. The city's four ethnic groups each contribute distinct traditional dishes using bizarre and abundant local ingredients, with less than 800 foreign visitors a month.

OTR Food & History calls Medan — in northeast Sumatra — 'one of the best food cities on Earth' that has gone unnoticed due to its rough reputation. A local friend guides them through dishes including congee, lontong rice cakes in coconut broth, offal skewers, and peanut-sauce satay that span wildly different cultural influences.