Tag: Cirebon, Islam, Java, Mosque
Tracing the Heritage of Cirebon (2) The Mosque
The Royal Mosque of Cirebon by Regina Sari Agustinne After enjoying the palace one can see the Royal Mosque of Cirebon. Although it was known by the name of The Great...
Tracing the Heritage of Cirebon (1) The Palace
Tracing the Heritage of Cirebon by Regina Sari Agustinne Cirebon was known as Grage in the past, which came from the word “negara gede” means “great Kingdom”, is...
Traces of Sugar
By Tanjung Krisnina Maharani This book offers a rare collection and unveils for the first time, the unique architecture and lifestyle that blends the Javanese essence of...
Inside the Keraton of Yogyakarta
By: Rohman Yuliawana Keraton Yogyakarta is located in the south of the city. The walled complex covers fourteen hectares and consists of dozens of eclectic buildings...
Sundanese. A Language of West Java
By: Emma Kwee The Sundanese have their own language, which is totally different from Bahasa Indonesia. When walking around in Bandung you will probably notice the...
Sacred Places in Indonesia
This is a unique and very exclusive Portfolio Set of 10 pin-hole photographs by renown Japanese artist Yasu Suzuka who traveled many times to various places considered...
Top 5 Bandung Snacks
Fitting in with the majority of the Indonesian population requires eating a lot of food and eventually not fitting your wardrobe anymore. Not only do you need to eat...
Book on Wayang Potehi
Indonesia is blessed with vast and unique arts and culture—a result of being a melting pot of different cultures that ever visited the archipelago for centuries. One...
The Power of Stones
Sorcerers’ stones are not the exclusive domain of fantasy characters like Harry Potter. In Indonesia, the gemstones known as batu akik are valued both for their beauty...
Yogyakarta places to be
By: Labodalih Sembiring Want to make the best of your final days in Yogyakarta after having visited all of its major attractions? Check out these five favorite...
