Melacca: from Chinese Rice Balls to Twinkling Trishaws
augustus 27, 2011by
By: Gabrielle Yetter There aren’t many places I know where you can stand under the lacquered gable of a ancient Chinese temple and hear the echoing drone of a...
Food Adventures on Cambodia’s Streets
augustus 25, 2011by
By: Abigail Gilbert Breakfast porridge, deep fried insects and fertilized eggs - there’s plenty to discover in Cambodian street food. On a budget or like to eat...
Photography in Indonesia – History in the Making
augustus 24, 2011by
By: Dalih Sembiring Photography is as capricious as life itself. From the mere concept of a pinhole camera to the invention of the Daguerreotype; from black-and-white...
Bali: Island of the Dogs
augustus 23, 2011by
By: Yvette Benningshof First time visitors to Bali are often astonished by the amount of dogs on the island. With the slogan ‘Bali: Island of the Gods’ still ...
Ramadhan and the sharing of love in my neighborhood
augustus 21, 2011by
By: Jack Lato Ramadhan comes, inspires and changes my neighborhood. Several days before the holy day, my Muslim neighbors exchanged foods and snacks with each other,...
“Ngaben,” the Balinese Cremation Ceremony of the Empress of Ubud
augustus 21, 2011by
By: Prima Ayu Anak Agung Niang Rai died on 14 May 2011 due to complications of diabetes and a stroke. She was the third wife of the king of Ubud, Tjokorda Gde Agung...
Latitudes.nu 2011 Photo Contest: ‘Transport, Transport’!
augustus 19, 2011by latadmin
‘Transport transport’? This will sound familiar to everybody who has ever set foot on Bali. Drivers renting their minivans or jeeps and themselves out to bring you...
Indo’s and Moluccans in the Netherlands
augustus 16, 2011by
The Dutch population counts approximately 16,5 million people. Roughly 1 million are from Indonesian descent. Most of them Indo-Europeans and Moluccans who have lived...
Kasada, a Celebration Involving a Volcano & lots of People Throwing Stuff in it!
augustus 15, 2011by
By: Jack Lato People are divided into two categories in regards to their position in time. People that hang on to the past and those that live for the future; the first...
Jihad with Sambal; Step Vaessen calling.
augustus 15, 2011by latadmin
By: Peter van Riel An evening with journalist Step Vaessen on Dutch television has generated good selling figures of her new and first book called Jihad met Sambal. A...