The Story of Tea in Indonesia
By: Jacobus E. Lato Tea has been a traditional beverage for Indonesians for over 200 years, particularly among village women. Men tend to prefer black coffee;...
Surabaya Beat
Indonesia is the country with the biggest fleet in the world. No other place on earth has more islands, boats and ships. Afterhours Books will present with its...
Latitudes at World Expo Milan
Expo 2015 is being held just northwest of Milan's city center under the theme Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life. It is the first world's fair with a food theme. Unlike...
Inventing Art: The Painting of Batuan Bali
By: Bruce Granquist “In 1932, a few young men from the village of Batuan in Bali tried their hand at painting pictures on paper for the first time. As a result of this...
Indonesian writing in the present: Introduction
By: Julian Millie There was a time when Inside Indonesia represented Indonesian writing through a clear and focussed lens. Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, writing...
Ramadhan & Idul Fitri
By: Syazana Nur Ramadhan is not only a community binding ritual, it is also a personal journey. In this article Syazana from Malaysia shares her childhood memories...
A special circus in Siem Reap
In 2013 Phare Performing Social Enterprise (PPSE) was founded in Siem Reap to offer visitors and locals alike Phare The Cambodian Circus. This offers PPS students and...
S-21 Prison in Phnom Penh
Like Germany turned some of its former concentration camps into a museum, Cambodia soon understood that to learn from history you have to preserve the horrible remains...
Images of Cambodia by Peter van Riel
This year we had the privilege of participating in a press visit to Cambodia. The country is benefiting from two decades of relative stability, having endured civil war...
Blue Economy An Odyssey to Prosperity
By: Ardian Purwoseputro The Indonesian archipelago, the world’s largest, which lies between two oceans (the Pacific and the Indian Ocean) and two continents (Asia and...
