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#MustTry: Snacks from Bandung, West Java

#MustTry: Snacks from Bandung, West Java

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Many people would agree that Bandung is one of the food capitals in Indonesia. It is also the ‘birthplace’ of many funky, trendy, and...
One Day in Bandung

One Day Itinerary For Bandung

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The most essential question for a weekend: where to go this weekend? In Jakarta alone, there are many things you can visit, see, or do during...

Living in Jakarta for Newcomers: A Cheat Sheet

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What is in your mind when you land for the first time in Jakarta? As you hover over Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, you may see the thick dark...
Indian Restaurants in Bandung

#WheretoEat: Indian Restaurants in Bandung

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Although there are only a few Indian restaurants in Bandung , you can taste the authenticity of Indian cuisine at these restaurants in Bandung: Prabhu Curry If you’re...
Indian Restaurants in Surabaya

#WhereToEat: Indian Restaurants in Surabaya

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The growing economic development has led to an inflow of diverse people from across the globe to Surabaya, the capital of east Java, including many...

#WhereToEat: Indian Cuisine in Semarang

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Are you surprised to know that there are a Indian restaurants in Semarang, Central Java? Some may be small in size and only serving quick...
International Schools in Surabaya

International Schools in Surabaya

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Surabaya is the capital city of East Java, one of the bigger metropolitan cities in Indonesia, and has a very diverse population. More and more expatriates live and...
Indonesian Tribal Girls

The Concept of Beauty Across Indonesia

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Indonesia is the biggest archipelago in the world with more than 17,000 islands (including around 13,400 registered and inhabited islands, and around 70% of uninhabited...