Explore Exotic Indonesia Street Festival in Bukit Bintang


Deputy Assistant for Promotion of SEA, Rizki Handayani and Indonesian Ambassador to Malaysia Herman Prayitno speak at the launch

Kuala Lumpur, Thursday, Sep 1, 2016

The Indonesian Government has launched a tourism promotional campaign in Kuala Lumpur aimed at promoting Indonesia and increasing international visitors to their shores. Titled Explore Exotic Indonesia Street Festival, the four day festival running from 1-4 September is being held in heart of Bukit Bintang, and is the avenue through which Indonesia’s tourism industry with its Wonderful Indonesia program will be exposed and promoted to Malaysians.


Indonesian cultural performance

Dubbed Indonesia Street, the festival runs from Starhill Gallery to Lot 10 Shopping Centre, where a variety of Indonesian-themed attractions such as music performances by popular Indonesian artistes, cultural attractions, art exhibitions, fashion shows, culinary treats and more can be found all along the way for people to explore and experience.

Indonesian Ambassador to Malaysia Herman Prayitno said that Indonesia Street would the best and most effective way to promote the archipelago’s diverse tourist destinations. He further elaborated that “Bukit Bintang is Kuala Lumpur’s epicentre, which is crowded by both locals and expatriates. Therefore promoting our tourism industry through this Indonesia Street is believed to be the most effective strategy to attract foreign tourists to visit Indonesia.”


Explore Exotic Indonesia Street Festival

The Indonesian film Kalam Kalam Langit was also launched, showcasing the religious tourism destination aspects of Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). Lombok is a prototype “Halal Tourism Destination” tourism initiative by Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism. The movie will be screened in Malaysian cinemas nationwide in September 2016.

The Indonesian film Kalam Kalam Langit was also launched, showcasing the religious tourism destination aspects of Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). Lombok is a prototype “Halal Tourism Destination” tourism initiative by Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism. The movie will be screened in Malaysian cinemas nationwide in September 2016.




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