Discover the best attractions and experiences East Nusa Tenggara has to offer
From ancient villages to ceremonial sites, East Nusa Tenggara preserves a living record of its diverse cultures.
A traditional Ngada village known for its distinctive cone-shaped thatched houses and ancient stone monuments.
A hilltop ceremonial site with megalithic stones and ritual paths, offering a window into local Ngada traditions.
A remote mountain village famous for its iconic cone-shaped houses and spectacular surrounding scenery.
Museums in East Nusa Tenggara showcase the region's history, cultures, and maritime heritage.
State museum preserving regional archaeology, ethnography and history with rotating exhibits.
A regional museum highlighting Flores, Timor, Sumba and Alor culture and artifacts.
Religious sites across NT T reflect a mix of Catholic, Muslim, and indigenous traditions.
Cathedral serving as a centerpiece for Catholic worship in Timor Island's capital.
Grand mosque in Kupang that serves as a focal point for daily worship and community events.
East Nusa Tenggara is famed for its dramatic islands, volcanic landscapes and marine parks.
Worldโfamous park linking Komodo and Rinca islands, home to the legendary Komodo dragon and pristine reefs.
A protected cluster of small islands offering snorkelling, pristine shores, and scenic seascapes.
A rugged island near Labuan Bajo with dramatic hills and sweeping beaches, accessible from Labuan Bajo.
Gateway towns and local neighborhoods showcase the everyday life and base from which to explore.
A lively fishing port and the main gateway to Komodo National Park with cliff-side sunset views.
Capital city and coastal hub with markets, beaches and a starting point for trips.
Coastal town known for wooden boats, nearby reefs and the Riung 17 Islands.
There are plenty of free experiences, from beaches to scenic viewpoints.
Stretch out on a sandy coast just outside Kupang and watch the sun melt into the horizon.
Stroll the waterfront, watch boats and enjoy the sea breeze.
Explore local life by walking along markets and seafront promenades.
NTT cuisine features seafood, smoky meats and root dishes.
Smoked meat sausage served with chili and fresh herbs.
Sagu-based porridge served with a flavorful fish soup, a regional staple.
Fresh reef fish grilled with local spices, a coastal dining favorite.
Evenings revolve around seaside cafes, bars and live music.
Relax with a drink as the sun sets over the water.
Casual venues offering local tunes and international visitors.
Casual evening spots along the coast with snacks and music.
Cultural performances and dances showcase the region's heritage.
An iconic competitive dance with whips, performed by male dancers.
Dance performances in Ngada/Bajawa villages with ceremonial costumes.
Observe local textile traditions and ceremonial rituals.
Active travelers can explore via water, trails and cliffs.
Explore vibrant reefs, marine life and potential manta sightings.
Clear turquoise waters with pink sand and abundant tropical fish.
Trek to the crater lakes and witness their color-changing beauty.
Off-the-beaten-path experiences in remote villages and scenic routes.
A rewarding hike to a remote hilltop village with unique houses.
Explore a living Ngada culture with megaliths and traditional houses.
Boat excursion to remote islets, snorkeling and pristine bays.