What to do in Amarang, Indonesia during a business trip?

I am going on a business trip to Bandung, Indonesia during the Ramadan. What can I expect during the Ramadan holiday?

• Answer:

  During the Ramadan itself, there may be some traffic jam along places where youths sell refreshments to road users in the afternoon (3.00 to 5.30 pm)and the working hour may slightly change depending on the officr, thereby spreading the rush hour. However, if what you mean is Ied holiday, expect a highly congested intercity roads (intracity roads are still normal, even on some cases less crowded). If you insist on driving, give 2 to 3 times the normal travel time allowance and since driving in that condition is exhausting, taking rests at complimentary rest areas or hotels are highly recommended. As a result, driving is not recommended for this moment. Train services are usually fully booked for long distance trains (e.g. Jakarta to Surabaya, Jakarta to Yogyakarta) from Jakarta during D-5 to D-1 and to Jakarta on D+1 to the day before the end of holiday. Train services which has no Jakarta terminus may be a bit less predictable, so it's already a bit late at this moment to order tickets. Flights may be quite full, but seats are usually still available except if you book last minute. Note: Please be willing to fly at any airline, since prices can vary significantly and the loyalty scheme reward usually isn't worth the price difference. If what you mean is the first days of fasting, more congestion will exist, but not as severe as during Ied holiday. Last minute trip tickets are usually still available, but may be a bit more expensive than normal days.