Malang East Java, Indonesia Travel Guide
Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park preserves volcanic landscapes, Tenggerese culture, and biodiversity. Support it by paying fees and adhering to rules.
Waste management remains a challenge. Minimize single-use plastics. Carry a reusable water bottle and shopping bag.
East Java has water resources, but responsible usage is good. Shorter showers, turn off taps, report leaks.
Your travel choices can support a healthier planet and local communities.
Consider offsetting flight emissions through reputable programs. Numerous airlines provide this option during booking.
Seek accommodations with eco-friendly practices: waste reduction, energy efficiency, water conservation, community support.
Choose tour operators committed to responsible tourism. Inquire about their environmental policies.
Equip yourself with sustainable products for minimal environmental impact during your travels.
Embrace sustainable practices to help preserve Malang's natural beauty and support local conservation initiatives.
Your actions reflect on all visitors. Mindful behavior fosters good interactions.
Support local efforts to preserve traditional arts, crafts, and historical sites. Kampung Warna-Warni shows community-led revitalization.
Learn basic Indonesian phrases. Dress modestly, especially in religious sites. Remove shoes before entering homes or temples. Use a polite handshake.
Always ask permission before photographing people, children in particular or during religious ceremonies. Respect privacy.
Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered; women may need a head covering for mosques). Remove shoes. Maintain quiet behavior.
Your travel choices directly influence the local economy.
Participate in tours or activities organized by local cooperatives or community groups.
Seek artisan classes or shops with fair trade principles. Purchase directly from local producers.
Dine at local Warungs, shop at independent local shops, and engage local guides and drivers.
Embrace Malang's culture with respectful interactions and actions that help preserve it's legacy and support local communities.
Your travel choices directly influence the local economy.
Participate in tours or activities organized by local cooperatives or community groups.
Seek artisan workshops or shops with fair trade practices. Purchase directly from local producers or independent businesses.
Dine at local Warungs and street food stalls. Buy souvenirs from independent local shops. Engage local guides and drivers.
Avoid animal cruelty activities (e.g., elephant riding). Do not encourage begging from children. Bargain politely.
If you feel compelled to give back, do so through established local charities, schools, or community development projects rather than straight to people begging on the street.
Give through established local charities, schools, or community development projects.
Research reputable organizations that address root causes of poverty and support sustainable development.
Your hotel or local guides may recommend established bodies for charitable giving.
Ensure your travel contributions are positive by supporting local businesses and engaging in responsible charitable giving.
Make choices that benefit the two environment and the local people, fostering sustainable development.
