Kampung Kobong’s smokehouses have been producing Semarang’s popular smoked fish for the last two decades. Text and Photos By Ahmad Zamroni A thick blanket of smoke often covers Kampung Kobong—literally the village of chimneys- that belch out from the dozens of chimneys sticking up from the smokehouses...
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Lamborghini Jakarta did its third annual touring event in Bali. The event brought together more than 50 Lamborghini owners and their cars from across the country. This year, the event offered 450 km of driving, such as a trip to Singaraja where drivers could enjoy...
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After being sworn in as the member of Working Cabinet of Jokowi-JK as Indonesia's new Marine and Fishery Affairs Minister for the period of 2014-2019 on Sunday (26/10), Susi Pudjiastuti came into the public spotlight for her smoking habit, drink wine, and tattoo on the...
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Wayang orang is a traditional javanese theater often compared to western-style opera and performed to a gamelan ensemble. Established more than 40 years ago, the Wayang Orang Bharata is now the last surviving professional wayang orang troupe in Jakarta. It stages performances once a week,...
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In Cempaka, miners still look for diamonds using traditional methods. Mines around the city of Martapura, known as the “city of diamonds,” have been famous for centuries for producing diamonds of exceptional quality, brilliance and color. During the 18th century, the Dutch produced out of this area...
In Cempaka, miners still look ...
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Nasib gajah Sumatra (Elephas maximus sumatranus) di Riau tidaklah terlalu menggembirakan. Keberadaan mereka sekarang seakan menjadi sebuah dilema....
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Phinisi may be the world’s last seaworthy wooden sailboats still in wide use today. The phinisi is a traditional wooden two-masted sailing ship, which were mentioned as plying the waters of Indonesia as early as the 14th century. The ships today are built at Tanjung Bira...
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My travel photo story about Jomblang and Grubug cave, which have a depth around 100 m (328.084 ft) at Gunung Kidul area in Yogyakarta, featured at Forbes Indonesia Magazine and Forbes Asia (November 2012 Issue). ...
My travel photo story abou...
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