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Experience food in Indonesia
When expats make plans of going to Indonesia, they usually imagine the busy streets of Jakarta, with their vibrant atmosphere and traces of colonial history, or...
Jakarta Jive, Bali Blues
by; Jeremy Allan The collapse of President Soeharto’s three-decade authoritarian rule triggered a series of events that would establish Indonesia as one of the...
Fishing Village in a Metropolitan City
Jakarta is a place where there is a significant gap between the rich and the poor, where the two could look at each other and would wonder how they could live in a very...
Re: Christianity in Indonesia – 1
A 12th Century Christian Egyptian record of churches suggest that a church was established in Barus, on the west coast of North Sumatra, a trading post known to have...
Going Places in Jakarta; Bodog Indonesia Must-Visits
The main problem with many metropolises in the World, when traveling abroad, is the never-ending and ever-changing number of attractions to visit; they're just like...
Ikan Asin: On the Historical, Nutritional and Sentimental Properties of Salt fish
By: Rizal On the western edge of Jakarta, in Kampung Joglo, there is a warung famous for its salt fish. The warung is always full, and its customers come from every...
Pagar: fencing off life in Indonesia
By: Ade Tanesia [caption id="attachment_30611" align="alignleft" width="300" caption=""Jakarta" by Ppart"][/caption] Between the lanes in the heart of...
Parkour Jakarta: Survival of the Fittest
By: Ario Triwibowo Parkour, the trend that has become a lifestyle, originated in France. Parkour (or PK, for short) is an activity of moving from one point to another...
Art in Jakarta: Cultural Hotspots in Jakarta
By: Beatrice The traffic is horrible, the streets are absurdly flood-prone, and the pollution is suffocating. Yet Jakarta is hardly ever boring, especially...
We built this city: Jakarta’s change makers (2)
By: Dina Indrasafitri Jakarta’s cyclers are determined cruise the streets their own way, and while some only do it on car-free days or weekends, others are even more...
