Orang Laut: The Sriwijaya’s Forgotten Strength

Sriwijaya was established in Palembang around the 7th century CE. Unlike other great kingdoms that...

13
May
Ondel-ondel: A Reflection of Betawi’s Cultural Acculturation

Betawi is the native ethnic group of Jakarta and is often considered a melting pot...

29
Mar
Bali Aga: A Living Tradition Beyond Majapahit Shadow

Bali can’t be separated from its cultural and religious identity. Bali becomes unique due to...

11
Mar
Tracing the Roots of the Sundanese Indigenous Belief

Sunda Wiwitan, commonly regarded as one of the oldest indigenous belief traditions of the Sundanese...

23
Feb
Tracing Human Migration in Melanesia

Melanesia is a region of remarkable diversity. The territory of Melanesia includes Papua New Guinea,...

28
Jan
Sade Village: Preserving the Living Heritage of the Sasak People

Lombok is one of the two major islands which is part of West Nusa Tenggara...

10
Dec
La Galigo: World’s Longest Literary Work

La Galigo is the longest literary work in the world, one and a half times...

19
Nov
Mapping the Soul of Yogyakarta: A Journey Along the City’s Philosophical Line

Yogyakarta City, famously known as the epitome of cultural heritage and art, is frequently associated...

08
Oct
Mongol Invasion in Java: A Turning Point of Java History

What if the Mongols had never invaded Java? Perhaps Majapahit would never have been founded,...

24
Sep