Category: Travel
Denpasar City Of Culture, once was
I can still remember clearly the image we had when we were kids of Denpasar. In those days-before the word 'tourist' became part of our everyday...
Introduction to Lasem: Java’s Forgotten Little China
By: Labodalih Sembiring Once upon a time on the northern coast of Java, there was a kingdom. It was situated near the meeting point of a long strip of white-sand ...
International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City ended
ITE HCMC (the International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City), the Greater Mekong subregion’s largest and most established international travel event, concluded its 13th...
10 Cricket Grounds To Visit In Asia & Australia
Cricket Grounds To Visit In Asia & Australia Sports can offer tremendous incentive for tourism. That’s not to say there aren’t plenty of other good reasons to...
Vietnam’s largest international travel expo 7-9 September
Global tourism stakeholders to convene at Vietnam’s largest international travel expo Thousands of tourism businesses will convene at the International Travel Expo Ho...
The Green Village and School in Bali
By: Latitudes Located about 25 minutes outside Ubud, Bali, is the Green village. The two hectares of land along the Agung river offer luxurious villas with a...
Dennis the Orang Utan
The book is about Dennis the Orang Utan. With a foreword of Dennis Weening, ambassador of the foundation Jaan, whom Dennis is named for. Dennis is a victim of the palm...
Is Jakarta like New Delhi? No Safety for Women in Jakarta’s Public Transport
Plenty of women work and take public transport in Jakarta. Statistically, much of violence towards women happen in the domestic sphere, but apparently many cases also...
Nano Suratno: Father of Sundanese Music
By: Patrick Durkan Known more popularly as Kang Nano S. this prolific and influential composer did much for Indonesian and more specifically Sundanese (West Java) music...
