Lucas, a traveler from Brazil, spent two weeks volunteering as an English teacher in Lombok. He describes the respect of the local students, the hospitality of Mr. Jumirim's family, and everyday life in the community, where he felt at home. He shares his challenges and joys—from teaching through games, to eating with his right hand, to unforgettable moments with children by the sea. His experience shows that volunteering in Lombok is not just about teaching, but also about discovering a new culture, openness, and genuine connection with people.

As part of the volunteer program, I had the unique opportunity to spend 2 months on the island of Lombok, one of the unforgettable jewels of Indonesia. The heart of this exotic destination beats to the rhythm of rich culture, picturesque beaches and magnificent mountains, giving volunteers like me the opportunity to discover and contribute to this amazing place. It was my first time outside of Europe and it certainly won't be my last. Asia simply captivates you from the first sight.

Three Spanish volunteers Nura, Julia and Enric have come to Lombok to teach English in our courses organized by the local teachers. They have spent over a month in our courses as well as accommodation after they have explored Indonesia, and here is their reflection on their stay.

Three Spanish volunteers Nura, Julia and Enric have come to Lombok to teach English in our courses organized by the local teachers. They have spent over a month in our courses as well as accommodation after they have explored Indonesia, and here is their reflection on their stay.

Three Indonesian students were able to take part in the Fyziklani 2023 program organized by the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University. The competition was held in Prague, the Czech Republic.