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What's New This Week: Best Ramadan Iftar and Hampers Deals | Best Early Silence Day Deals

Pen Stallone Tjia
Calendar Feb 24, 2026

Discover the latest news, deals, and happening events for the week across Jakarta, Bali, Bandung, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, and many more.

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Embracing the holy month of Ramadan means cherishing togetherness, especially during iftar with family and colleagues.  Iftar becomes a warm and memorable moment to celebrate the spirit of the season. Here are our curated lists of the best iftars in Jakarta, the best Ramadan deals in Bali, the best iftars in Bandung, the best iftars in Surabaya, and the best iftars in Yogyakarta.

 

Ramadan and Eid are also times for giving, and beautifully curated hampers remain one of the most thoughtful gestures. We have handpicked the best Ramadan hampers in Jakarta and the best Ramadan hampers in Yogyakarta.

 

In the heart of Senen, Central Jakarta yet tucked away on Jalan Kramat Pulo Dalam stands a quiet antidote to the chaos: Warung Roeken. Every inch of Warung Roeken tells a story. Antique telephones, retro radios, faded posters and delicate ceramic crafts line the walls. Read our Hidden Away - Warung Roekoen.

 

Silence Day in Bali is just around the corner—a sacred time to pause, breathe, and embrace stillness. If you’re planning a short escape, many hotels and resorts across the island offer special Nyepi packages. Here’s a curated list of the best Nyepi stays in Bali for a peaceful reset. Keep checking as we will update the list regularly.

 

If you’re planning a rejuvenating escape in Bali, the island’s finest luxury and couple spas offer the ultimate sanctuary for relaxation. These serene retreats are designed to restore body, mind, and spirit. Here are some of the best luxury and couple spa destinations across Bali, perfect for a blissful reset.

 

Jalan Palagan Tentara Pelajar has evolved into one of Yogyakarta’s most prestigious lifestyle hubs. Blending a serene northern atmosphere with a sophisticated modern touch, this area offers a diverse culinary landscape. Here is your curated list of the best places to visit in Palagan.

 

Can expats buy a vehicle in Indonesia? The short answer: yes. Expats can legally purchase and own a car or motorcycle as long as they hold a valid residence permit and meet local banking requirements. There are no regulations preventing a vehicle from being registered under their own name.

 

The Minister of Transportation, Dudy Purwagandhi, has urged all parties to anticipate extreme weather during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr travel period. The Minister stated that with the potential for extreme weather, all parties must anticipate. Read more here.

 

That’s a wrap for this week. Stay healthy and well as we embrace the holy month of Ramadan—may it bring peace, reflection, and meaningful moments with those who matter most.

 

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