Being the oldest tribe in Indonesia, the Mentawai tribe remains true to its original way of life. Located far from modernization, with only a few remaining members, the tribe is dedicated to preserving its culture and traditions. This is the perfect destination for travelers seeking a truly off-the-beaten-track adventure.

Mount Papandayan, standing at just 2,665 meters above sea level, is often referred to as "the mountain for beginners" by hikers. However, there are very few mountains in Indonesia that offer the same combination of natural features as Mt. Papandayan. It encompasses a stunning edelweiss meadow, a dead forest, and a steaming sulfur crater, all within its breathtaking view.

The Baliem Valley Festival is an annual cultural event where tribes from the highlands of Wamena and the Baliem Valley, including the Dani, Lani, and Yali, gather to celebrate. Around 40 tribes come to showcase their local cultures, featuring traditional dances, musical performances, pig races, and mock wars between districts.

Start from Dili, travel to the highest peak in Timor-Leste, then head down to the ocean to witness the diverse corals and marine life surrounding Atauro Island.