Living in Indonesia

Indian groceries are an integral part of every Indian household overseas. Easy access to food quality and fair priced groceries in a foreign country...

Batik is an important part of Indonesian culture. It contains cultural significance, as it is deeply embedded into the everyday lives and contains symbolisms...

Jakarta, one of the most vibrant megacities in Southeast Asia, is home to over 11 million residents and millions more commuters from nearby cities...

Traffic has become a characteristic of Jakarta. If you are coming to Jakarta for the first time (or even Jakartans who have been living...

Many different kind of traditional fabrics are made in Indonesia with various methods of weaving and dyeing fabrics to create beautifully-patterned cloth in cotton...

Every 21 April, Indonesians commemorate Hari Kartini (Kartini’s Day).A day to celebrate Indonesian woman of  empowerment - Raden Ajeng Kartini, or more popular with Ibu Kartini....

For Indonesian, spicy foods have special spot in their hearts. Almost every provinces in Indonesia has hot, spicy dishes—and guess what, they are Indonesian’s...

Camping is probably the best ways to spend a weekend with you family and friends. Escaping from the concrete jungle that is Jakarta and enjoying the...