From Trade to Colonization: The Dutch Transformation in Java

Java is the most populous island in Indonesia. From 282.4 million people in Indonesia, 55.93...

20
Nov
The Rise and Fall of the Mataram Kingdom: A Tale of Two Dynasties

The Mataram Kingdom, also known as the Medang Kingdom, has its unique characteristics as it...

25
Oct
Banjarmasin’s Floating Markets: A Glimpse into Riverfront Traditions

A visit to Banjarmasin is incomplete without experiencing the iconic floating market, a symbol of...

23
Sep
Bisma Dewabrata: The Vow of a Lifetime

The Mahabharata is a famous epic in South and Southeast Asia. This story has been...

11
Sep
Waruga: Minahasa Burial Practice

Waruga is an above-ground stone structure used as a burial medium for the deceased. Waruga...

21
Aug
Panjat Pinang Competition: A Centuries-Old Tradition in Indonesia’s Independence Celebrations

The panjat pinang competition is a prominent feature of Indonesia’s Independence Day celebrations. This traditional...

18
Aug
Brief History of Java Gold

Gold has been known to Indonesian society since prehistoric times. The earliest evidence of gold...

28
Jul
Discovering the Architecture and Cultural Significance of Kampung Bena

At the foot of Mount Inierie lies the megalithic village of Kampung Bena, home to...

17
Jul
Designated Villages for Abdi Dalem in Yogyakarta

The Royal Palace of Yogyakarta is surrounded by villages that were formed based on the...

26
Jun