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Indonesians in Focus: Rasinah
If only Jinggan Anom and Kelana Gandrung could talk — the two wooden masks might tell the sad story of how close they almost came to being separated from their... [Read this entry]
The Woes of Kampung Senayan: Jakarta, West Java
It’s within a stone’s throw of one of the most affluent parts of Jakarta. Hidden by a blue, tumbledown, wooden fence, Kampung Senayan or Senayan Village seems to be... [Read this entry]
Indonesians in Focus: Nurul Qomar
He was once known as a comedian, then a politician. Now, Nurul Qomar has embarked on a new mission — championing the country’s literacy campaign.
“Illiteracy is the dirty linen... [Read this entry]
Ciremai’s Springs Shrinking: Mount Ciremai, West Java
The number of natural springs at Mount Ciremai, the highest mountain in West Java, has shrunk, sparking activists to call on the government to stop deforestation in the area. Activist... [Read this entry]
Barrie Lie-Birchall has traveled throughout the archipelago of Indonesia for nearly three decades and has written and published numerous travel articles in magazines and newspapers globally. A freelance writer, Barrie graduate from West Coast College in Perth with Honours in Languages, and continued studying Anthropology and Cultural Studies at Edith Cowan University. Barrie has lived in various places in Indonesia immersing himself into the culture and way of life. His greatest passions are his love of life, his love of writing, and of course, Indonesia.- Arts & Crafts of Indonesia
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I am trully agree, that farmer who have been re-fo ... [read more] - Nadya on Butterflies Endangered: Kaimana, West Irian Jaya
I have a severe phobic on this particular insect B ... [read more] - Yandi on Rafflesia Traders: Semarang, Central Java
If I see the guy, I would pay him 10 times to leav ... [read more] - wukirsuryadi on Indonesians in Focus: Ken Zuraida
pa kabar mbak - Ken Westmoreland on Tourism Paradise?: East Timor
It's Lobato, not Labato. - Rose Carter on Dental Tourism: Bali
Could you please supply me with contact details or ... [read more] - julia on Betawi Fair: Jakarta, Indonesia
please inform me about the same events next how to ... [read more] - Prom Dresses on Senen Flea Market - Part 1: Jakarta, Indonesia
Really these dresses are lovely and beautiful. I ... [read more] - Rudy Tejalaksana on Indonesians in Focus: Didit Hari Purnomo
Great work... thank you for this inspiring writing ... [read more] - Amanda Enright on Orangutans May be Extinct in 3 Years
The people in the western world are the main end c ... [read more]
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