Christi Himmelfahrt

📣 Hinweise für Reisende

Indonesia is a large archipelago of 17,000 islands situated between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, famous for its diverse culture and natural beauty, with Bali being a popular destination.

• National public holidays generally result in an all-day closure for all Indonesians.
• Major religious celebrations occur throughout the year, varying by region (e.g., Hindu festivals in Bali).
• New Year's Day is observed on January 1.
• Chinese New Year (Tahun Baru Imlek) typically falls between mid-January and mid-February.
• The Hindu New Year (Nyepi) is celebrated in March, requiring tourists to avoid Bali due to island-wide closures.
• Good Friday (Wafat Isa Al-Masih) usually takes place in March or April.
• It is customary to use the right hand for eating and passing items. While eating with hands (using four fingers) is common, using utensils (spoons, forks, chopsticks) is also accepted, especially in formal or upscale settings. Eating efficiently and appearing to enjoy the meal are considered polite.