Nusantara

Quick Summaries Museum Negeri Banten has moved to the Islamic Center complex in Banten Lama, placing it closer to major Banten Sultanate heritage sites.…

Quick Summaries Brongkos is a rich, coconut-based Yogyakarta dish once enjoyed by the Sultan, now a beloved culinary heritage recognized as Indonesia’s…

Quick Summaries The greater yellow bird-of-paradise, native to Papua, is famed for its dazzling plumage and spectacular mating dance. Once shrouded in…

Quick Summaries A rare Titan Arum, Indonesia’s iconic corpse flower, bloomed in Australia’s Adelaide Botanic Garden, attracting thousands of visitors…

Quick Summaries Karang Anyar Spring in Simalungun, North Sumatra, offers a natural and refreshing swimming experience sourced from Bah Pamujian. Known…

Quick Summaries Main Banda, a traditional game from Pasaman in West Sumatra, uses rubber bands as its main tool and reflects Indonesia’s cultural…

Quick Summaries A Wakatobi folktale tells of Lasikori and Wa Samania, lovers divided by social class and family opposition. Wa Samania hides in a…

Quick Summaries Gunung Puntang in West Java is remembered through a Sundanese legend tied to Prabu Siliwangi and the Pajajaran era, centered on a queen’s…

Quick Summaries The Copper Crocodile of Teluk Baguala is a Maluku folktale about a revered guardian crocodile summoned to Buru Island to defeat a giant…

Quick Summaries “Si Hideung Wisesa,” the black dog of Mount Malabar, is believed to guide and protect hikers on the mountain trails. Locals link the…