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Joined as a solo traveller with another friendly Korean couple and Gedeh was our guide. Felt very safe throughout the whole journey as Gedeh was leading from the front, and there was another guide at the back to ensure that no one gets behind him. Mountain bikes were good to tackle both road and off road terrains. Went through villages, local’s house, farms, fire fly sanctuary, rice fields - so beautiful and peaceful!! Cycling wasn’t tiring at all for me as it was all downslope with occasional uphills. Breakfast/ lunch restaurant was great too. Gedeh spoke fluent English, and we all shared a little bit of our own cultures and countries, much like a cultural exchange. Very well organised tour, truly enjoyed myself, no regrets doing this on my solo trip in Bali Ubud. Highly recommended!
Bryan
My 10yo and I had the best time today on this cycling tour! Neither of us are what you’d call advanced cyclists 😂 But the cycling is mostly downhill, we felt safe and comfortable with the pace and difficulty, and the guides are fantastic! Food was delicious too - we’re still thinking about those pandan pancakes and the yummy lunch! One of our highlights from our stay in Ubud, so glad we got to experience this and get off the beaten path for a little adventure!
Ami
What an amazing experience it was. Thanks to Dedi and the rest of the East Indonesia Trip crew we were having lots of fun and they took very good care of us. Clear instructions and open to any questions. Dedi was not only a good guide during hikes and snorkeling but also a great photographer including underwater camera and drone shots. Snorkeling every day, sometimes multiple times a day in beatiful coral reefs. We swam with manta rays, sea turtles, sharks and other sealife. Hikes were nice for the views and pictures. The Komodo national park was very hot but seeing multiple Komodo dragons made it worth it. Back at the boat the crew already prepared meals and always welcomed us with cold towels and fresh juices. They kept the boat very clean during our stay and were super friendly. We didn't have to lift a finger. Always provided plenty of good water and the fridge was filled with soda's for us to take. The food was memorable and better than some crews on other boats serve (friend experience), restaurant-quality meals every time and always a fully new and delicious menu every meal. Dietary restrictions for guests were taken into account as well. Luckily not really a party boat but on the last night the crew showed their dance moves ;) When we left, I said to my partner that I would do this again without a doubt. Good vibes!
Roy

Culture & Sightseeing in Indonesia FAQs

What are some must-visit cultural landmarks in Indonesia?
Some must-visit cultural landmarks in Indonesia include Borobudur Temple in Central Java, Prambanan Temple in Yogyakarta, and Tanah Lot Temple in Bali.
What traditional cultural performances can visitors experience in Indonesia?
Visitors to Indonesia can experience traditional cultural performances such as Balinese dance performances, Wayang Kulit shadow puppet shows, and Torajan funeral ceremonies.
What are some popular destinations for sightseeing in Indonesia?
Some popular destinations for sightseeing in Indonesia include Bali, Yogyakarta, and Komodo National Park.
How can tourists experience traditional Indonesian arts and crafts?
Tourists can experience traditional Indonesian arts and crafts by visiting local markets, such as Ubud Art Market in Bali, and taking workshops on batik fabric making or wood carving.
What are some unique cultural experiences that travelers can have in Indonesia?
Travelers in Indonesia can participate in cooking classes to learn how to make traditional Indonesian dishes, attend local festivals such as Bali Arts Festival, and visit traditional villages to learn about indigenous cultures.
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