Southeast Asia
Manufacturing, trade, and digital economies are shifting here faster than almost anywhere else on the planet. Ten nations, one supply chain revolution, and a tourism boom rewriting where the world travels next.
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Dec- 2023 -22 DecemberUncategorized
Why Dead Animals on the Street Receive Canang Sari in Bali
Placing canang sari on deceased animals is not a random or careless act, but rather a meaningful and thoughtful gesture. It’s a compassionate gesture meant to aid the animal’s spirit…
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8 DecemberUncategorized
What is Buto Cakil?
"Buto Cakil" is a character from Javanese mythology, prominently featured in traditional Indonesian shadow puppet theater, known as Wayang Kulit. This character is often depicted as a giant or demon…
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Nov- 2023 -24 NovemberUncategorized
Exploring the Flavors of Indonesia: A Guide to Local Beers
Prost Beer is a relatively new brewery, but it has quickly become one of the most popular in Indonesia. Prost Beer is known for its high-quality, affordable beers that are…
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11 NovemberUncategorized
What is Odalan?
Odalan is a term used to describe a traditional village temple festival, particularly in Bali. During this festival, the local Hindu community gathers to celebrate and honor their deities.
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11 NovemberUncategorized
[Stage 3] Exploring Semayang and Melintang Lakes in Mahakam
Lake Semayang has an area of around 13,000 hectares, while Lake Melintang has an area of around 11,000 hectares. These two lakes are part of the Mahakam Watershed (DAS) and…
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9 NovemberUncategorized
St. Ignatius Loyola Church: Tracing Portuguese Footprints in Sikka
Portuguese were the first European nation to arrive in Indonesia in the 16th century. Besides spices, their purpose was to spread the Christian religion. They established trading posts and forts…
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8 NovemberUncategorized
What is Ogoh-Ogoh?
Ogoh-ogoh refers to elaborately crafted and usually monstrous effigies or sculptures, often made from bamboo, paper, and other materials. These sculptures are paraded through the streets during the eve of…
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4 NovemberUncategorized
What is Canang Sari?
Canang Sari is a daily Balinese Hindu offering, typically made from a small tray woven from coconut palm leaves. It is filled with various symbolic items, including flowers, grains of…
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Oct- 2023 -27 OctoberUncategorized
[Stage 2] Muara Muntai: A Wooden Village on the Mahakam River
Muara Muntai is called the wooden village for the houses and the road that is made of wood. The road is about 3 km long and connects the houses, shops,…
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20 OctoberUncategorized
Frangipani in Indonesian Culture and Tradition
In Bali, Frangipani not only adorns offerings in Hindu religious ceremonies but is also often found in paintings and souvenirs. Frangipani is like a symbol of culture and tradition.
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