Tourist sites reopen as rules relaxed


Surf’ up: A tourist with a surfboard walking towards a traditional boat heading to a surfing spot in Sanur, on the resort island of Bali. — AFP

A number of tourist destinations in Indonesia reopened their doors in regions that have relaxed their Covid-19 public activity restrictions, locally known as PPKM, earlier this week.

Among the reopened tourist sites is the Mount Ijen National Park in East Java province’s district of Banyuwangi, which has resumed operation since Thursday, after being closed for two months during the early stages of the pandemic restrictions.

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