Along the archipelagic of Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa, lies West Timor with its political region that comprises the western half of Timor Island with the exception of Oecussi-Ambeno district (which is politically part of East Timor) and forms a part of Indonesia province of East Nusa Tenggara, (NTT or Nusa TenggaraTimur). West Timor's capital and chief port is Kupang. The land area of West Timor is 15,850 km.

Kupang is now being developed to be the gate- way to Nusa Tenggara. There are direct flights from /to Darwin-Australia. West Timor is rich in various cultures, beautiful sceneries, and a wonderful nature. The island’s characteristic is dry, rocky land, isolated communities, rolling cattle land, and have a variety of styles of architecture.

Kupang is popular for its sandalwood oil factories. Kupang museum is also very popular and it is of great historical and cultural value. Kupang, city of Indonesia, is also well known for the town markets, and several ikat weaving in nearby villages are also popular. Kupang has awesome white sand beaches at Pantai Laisiana which is situated on the north of Dili and it has a magnificent shelf road just inside the border of Timor Province and the sunset is worth watching.

Other attraction is Semau Island and it’s a thirty minute boat ride from Kupang. It’s an ideal place to spend a day in a relaxed mood away from the bustle and crowd of the city. It’s a perfect holiday village as its waters are tranquil and various water sport activities are available for the enthusiastic visitors. Camplong is a lovely community about 45 km from Kupang and is also a forest reserve where beautiful birds can be viewed. Please consult the staff at Hotel Villa Ombak – Lombok for further arrangement should you interested to visit Kupang.