Kariwari “Papua Traditional House”
Kariwari traditional house is one of Indonesia’s cultural heritages that is very interesting to learn and enjoy, this building is a form of traditional architecture that is still spread in…
Kariwari traditional house is one of Indonesia’s cultural heritages that is very interesting to learn and enjoy, this building is a form of traditional architecture that is still spread in…
PAPUA BARAT – The Government of the Republic of Indonesia continues to intensify the National Strategic Project (PSN), including in the easternmost region of Papua, with this it is clear…
The life of the Papuans as fishermen has been typical from the time of their grandparents until now, as it is modern era. Fish caught by fishermen has long been…
PAPUA – Mama is the source and hope of life, Papuans feel that life without mama is the same as losing love and hope for life. Mama is synonymous with…
PAPUA PEGUNUNGAN – Before being divided into four provinces, Papua’s economic development continued to be dominated by the mining sector in Mimika Regency, efforts to improve the economy from the…
Boven Digul, a region in Papua, Indonesia, has a complex political history and was influential in the struggle for Indonesian independence. In 1927, the Dutch government established the Boven Digul…
Papua, as the province with the largest water area in Indonesia, provides great potential for the development of fish farming. Grouper, as one of the most economically important fish commodities, has a large market in the Southeast Asia region. Fish…
Excellent seeds of young soccer talents continue to emerge from the land of Papua. Some have matured and stepped foot as Indonesian National Team players and become the pride of…
Manokwari – Economic growth is needed in a region, this is so that every ornament of society can feel their respective social welfare. Economic growth can support education, health, creativity,…
Asmat – Just like in movies such as ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ and ‘Moana’, where the environment is dominated by water and a little bit of land, the people…