Java and Sulawesi—two fascinating members of Indonesia’s “holy trinity”—are like yin and yang. Each island offers a distinct experience, yet both rightfully rank among the top travel destinations on our planet. Java is home to some of the most sacred mountains revered by Hindus, including the active volcano Mount Bromo, as well as architectural gems like Borobudur and Prambanan. One unforgettable sight is the blue fire erupting from the world’s largest sulfur crater at Mount Gunung Ijen. Sulawesi, on the other hand, is a land where ancient animist traditions of indigenous tribes are still alive—whether it’s the Toraja ceremonies or the blood-soaked funeral rituals. Pythons and crocodiles remain real threats here, and local markets offer exotic dishes made from snakes, rats, dogs, or bats. Sulawesi is also a diver’s paradise, ranked among the world’s best snorkeling and diving spots.
What unites both islands is their location on the so-called Ring of Fire. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are common here, only amplifying the feeling that you’re in a place where nature reigns in all its raw power.
Date: Wednesday, September 10, from 5:30 PM
Location: Filadelfie Building Shopping Arcade (Želetavská 1525/1
Speaker: Traveler Petr Blahuš
Admission: Free Refreshments: Available for purchase on-site
We look forward to seeing you there!
Marketing Team, Passerinvest Group, a.s.
Note: The event organizer, PASSERINVEST GROUP, a.s., will be taking photographs and audiovisual recordings during the event for future marketing purposes.
