Lisa's recent trip to Indonesia (as of late January 2026) is not a personal vacation or leisure trip — it's entirely for professional filming purposes.She's making her big-screen acting debut in the Netflix action-thriller film Extraction: TYGO (also referred to as TYGO or Extraction spin-off), a project in the Extraction universe (previously starring Chris Hemsworth).

Key Details:
  • Role: Lisa plays Ria, a tough mercenary / key team member (described in reports as a strong, action-oriented character who grew up with Ma Dong-seok's character and joins high-risk missions).
  • Co-stars: Ma Dong-seok (Don Lee) as the lead Tygo, Lee Jin-wook (as the antagonist Arman Choi), Ryeoun, and others. Indonesian action star Iko Uwais is reportedly involved in some capacity (martial arts/stunts team).
  • Filming timeline in Indonesia: Began after wrapping Korean portions in early January 2026. Indonesian shoots started around mid-to-late January 2026 and are ongoing into February/March (permits run until March 30, 2026).
  • Main confirmed locations:
    • West Bandung Regency (Kabupaten Bandung Barat) → Primarily the dramatic limestone karst hills in Citatah / Cipatat district (Padalarang area), especially at Indiana Camp tourist spot. This location was closed to the public from late December 2025 to January 28, 2026 for setup and filming (actual shooting there: ~January 18–22, 2026). The rugged, rocky landscape serves as a key setting for intense action sequences and village/gathering scenes.
    • Tangerang City → Street scenes with temporary road closures (e.g., Jalan K.S. Tubun Karawaci area) until January 31, 2026.
    • Jakarta → Especially Kota Tua (Old Town / historic area), including streets like Jalan Kunir, Jalan Cengkeh, and buildings like Gedung Jasindo (Art Deco style). Traffic diversions and partial closures occurred around January 28–February 7, 2026.
    • Additional spots mentioned in reports: Bekasi, Depok, and possibly others (e.g., earlier mentions of Bogor or Ujung Genteng, but less confirmed).


The rice field (sawah) photos you saw on fan accounts (natural, white-dress poses in rural green fields) were most likely taken during downtime, off-camera moments, or personal Instagram content while the team was based in rural West Java areas near the karst filming site — not Bali-style tourist paddies, but more authentic Javanese countryside scenery.No evidence points to a separate leisure trip; everything ties back to TYGO production. The project has generated huge local excitement in Indonesia (media coverage, road closures, fan buzz), as it's a major international film shooting there.The movie is expected to release sometime in 2026 on Netflix (exact date not yet announced).