LIFESTYLE

Terong Village in Belitung has been named one of the 75 best tourist villages in the 2023 by Indonesian Tourism Village Award (ADWI). The award was personally presented by Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno, reported Detik, Saturday (3/6).

As part of the Helatari Festival, Komunitas Salihara on Friday (2/6) presents a play titled “Budi Playing Boal”, choreographed by Yogyakarta-based Megatruh Banyu Mili to criticize the conformity observed in Indonesian education scene.

Diverse ethnicities, cultures and religions is one of Indonesia's appeals in the eyes of the world. This uniqueness is also reflected in the regions seen as a melting pot of identities.

Hundreds of visitors enthusiastically visited the opening day of the Deep & Extreme Indonesia 2023 exhibition at Hall B, Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) Senayan, Thursday (1/6).

Jakarta, IO - In celebration of Vesak which falls on June 4, thousands of devotees from Magelang City flock to Liong Hok Bio Temple to witness the alms procession by monks from Thailand and Indonesia.

Dende Mandalika book which tells the story of the Legend of Mandalika was recognized by the Indonesian World Records Museum (MURI) during an award ceremony organized by the Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry (Kemenparekraf) at Balairung Soesilo Soedarman, Jakarta, Tuesday (30/5).

Indonesia shows that it has many natural wonders. Not too long ago, four of its geopark sites were included in the UNESCO Global Geoparks list.

Baik Art Gallery held an exhibition entitled "Bakbak! Nana! Jjajja!", featuring works related to pop culture in South Korea, especially K-pop entertainment industry.

Indonesian famed singer Titiek Puspa has recently become an internet sensation because the face of the 86-year-old grandmother was plastered in New York's Times Square.

People of Sibuntulung village, Muara Kaman district, Kutai Kartanegara regency, East Kalimantan have started preparation for the Erau Adat Benua Tuha tradition, an annual even that takes place every July or September.

The story based on ancient Indonesian literature about Panji and Sekartaji was successfully staged in the form of a musical theater at Katara Opera House, Doha, Qatar, from May 23-24. The show is aimed to promote Indonesian culture, as well as strengthening bilateral ties with Qatar.