As many as 1,000 people will celebrate the 5-kilometer Friendship Run starting and ending at Surabaya Square, East Java, Sunday (23/7/2023), as part of the Borobudur Marathon 2023.
Java Coffee Culture and the Peneleh Festival, 7-9 July 2023, aim to encourage Nusantara coffee diplomacy and strengthen the narrative of the Surabaya pendulum of struggle towards and maintaining Indonesian independence.
Haunted places in Indonesia
Indonesia has its share of urban legends and ghost stories, as parts of the country have an abundance of haunted places, often with a good amount of spooky stories – often involving tragedy of some sort – in their histories.
If you’re looking for a quick fix of horror stories, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled a list of
8 haunted places in Indonesia and the stories behind them you can share the next time you gather with fellow thrill-seekers and ghost-hunters.
Note: Though we’ve provided the addresses of these places below, some may be located on private property now. Please seek permission from authorities if you must visit them, and go only with trained local guides for your own safety.