My story on Peranakan culture in Semarang, Central Java printed on Majalah Intisari of January 2018 editionINTISARI 664_T-44-52.compressed
The story about Semarang's highlight printed in The Hindu on November 29, 2017 http://www.thehindu.com/life-and-style/travel/semarangs-kaleidoscope-of-flavours/article21077706.ece
PART TWO: ALAS PURWO AND SADENGAN SAVANNA
The day was still young when we left Muncar, the biggest fishing harbour in Java. Our next destination is Alas Purwo National Park. The…
PART ONE: MUNCAR FISHING HARBOR
Muncar: Java's Biggest Fishing Harbor
Karangasem Train Station in Banyuwangi, East Java, was dark as I got off the train. The tiredness of 8-hour train trip from…
Peh Cun Celebration on Ramadhan in Tangerang, Indonesia. This year Peh Cun celebration coincided with Ramadhan, the holy month of Muslims. How was it?
The alley in front of Boen Tek…
Borobudur Temple is the biggest Bhuddist temple in world that is situated in Kedu Village, Magelang Regency, Central Java, Indonesia. The compound of the temple covers an area of 2500…
There are a lot of kampung or traditional neighborhoods in Indonesia, but very few is like Ampel in Semampir Subdistrict, Surabaya, the capital of East Java Province Indonesia.
What makes Ampel…
Jogjakarta is famous for its artistic handicraft, people think that batik is the only souvenir you can bring from Jogjakarta. In fact, there are other souvenirs and handicrafts which are still…
Jakarta has Jalan Jaksa, Bali has Kuta and Jogjakarta has Jalan Malioboro (Malioboro Street) as the center of backpackers. For many visitors of Jogjakarta, Malioboro Street is like a must…