Just Travelous (Image courtesy of Just Travelous)
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Want to know how to travel in style, just like the pros? We check in with frequent fliers to find out how often they fly, their favorite destinations and what they never leave home without.
Name: Yvonne Zagermann
Occupation: TV Journalist and Travel Blogger
Yachts in Skagen (Image courtesy of skagen.dk)
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Life in the slow lane. Danes certainly know how to make the best of their endless coastline – the summer house culture is blossoming and coastal tourism is burgeoning all year long.
Hotel Alexandra
Thetraveljunkie.org – I love a good holiday! Travelers will find Danes to be relaxed, casual, good-humoured and not given to extremes or ostentation. Slumber in style. Use the Danish design heritage to create cosy rooms with a sense of location and build more business-oriented hotels.
So, here are top five hotels in Denmark
ARoS (Image courtesy of aros.dk)
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Denmark is a land of 400 islands and 7,500km of coastline. Therefore you are never more than 50km away from the sea with many tourist attractions within just a few hours’ drive.
Denmark is leader in industrial design and art, with a style marked by cool, clean lines applied to everything from architecture to silverware and furniture. Here, TJI have some pretty cool Denmark’s top art destinations to share!
So, here are Denmark’s top art destinations.
Restaurant Relæ
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Over the past 10 years the Danes have woken up to the extraordinary produse on their doorstep, inspired in part by the success of the Noma restaurant, but also by a small but fiercely determined, visionary group of farmers, chefs, brewers, and food entrepreneurs. Today, TJI have some pretty cool Denmark’s restaurants to share!
So, here are top 10 restaurants in Denmark – Travel Junkie Indonesia’s selection.
Aarhus colourful side (Image courtesy of visitdenmark.com)
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Welcome to the happiest nation on earth. Denmark is a vastly wealthy country, it’s well ordered and the majority of Danes enjoy a high quality of living. This feeling of wellbeing doesn’t take much time to rub off on the visitor.
Denmark packs within its modest borders a compelling mix of lively modern cities, historic towns, enchanting villages, rolling farmland, graceful beech woods and sleepy islands.
So, here are top 34 good news from Denmark – Travel Junkie Indonesia’s selection.
Den Fede Ælling
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Where to find perfect latte. Visitors are utterly spoilt for choice as far as cafes go in Denmark. Many are jack-of-all-trade places, as good for food as they are for lively evening spend drinking or an afternoon sipping coffee.
So, here are top five cafes in Denmark – Travel Junkie Indonesia’s selection.
Image courtesy of Mortens Bar
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – The live-music and bar scene in Denmark is vibrant and varied. So, here are top five bars in Denmark – Travel Junkie Indonesia’s selection.
Dodola Sunrise (Image courtesy of Adrian Mulya)
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Yes I am back home in Dodola Islands. It’s a little island off the coast of Morotai, fringed with white sand as soft as powder snow, paired with an even smaller island by a narrow isthmus which disappears altogether at high tide.
Dodola Islands is a home and a sexy place by day. By night, occupying one of the grandiose wooden beach chalets constructed by the government and then, well, quietly forgotten about, it’s stellar.
Cooking on the beach, splashing in the crystal waters with glittering droplets fluttering around you, all under a dazzling night sky.
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Want to know how to travel in style, just like the pros? We check in with frequent fliers to find out how often they fly, their favorite destinations and what they never leave home without.
Name: Hamka Rasufit S. & Jeanne Svensky Ligte
Occupation: Student, Information Technology (Hamka), Industrial Engineering (Jenny), Travel Bloggers
Super cute the Orangutan of Tanjung Puting (Image courtesy of Priyadi)
Traveljunkieindonesia.com– I have some pretty cool itinerary to share!
I have been invited to attend Familiarization Trip Tanjung Puting National Park. Yes, it was AMAZING!
Tanjung Puting National Park is one of Indonesia’s highlights, and not just because of the enigmatic primates living in its maniacal forest. Coursing the river at a leisurely pace aboard a klotok or in a motorised canoe is as much a part of the experience. Wall of pandanus fringe the water’s edge, beyond which proboscis monkeys and impudent macaques leap across the forest canopy. Joining them in less ostentatious fashion are sun bears, wild boars, clouded leopards, pythons, gibbons, porcupines, sambar deer, crocodiles, the giant bornean butterfly and a wealth of bird life.
So, here are Travel Junkie Indonesia itinerary for 6 days exploring Tanjung Puting National Park:
