
Jakarta's Hidden Gem: Explore Betawi Culture at Setu Babakan
A visit to Setu Babakan is an enriching journey of discovery, offering a vibrant contrast to the city's modern facade and fostering a deeper appreciation for the indigenous Betawi tribe.
A visit to Setu Babakan is an enriching journey of discovery, offering a vibrant contrast to the city's modern facade and fostering a deeper appreciation for the indigenous Betawi tribe.
IKN held a three-day festival, carrying the theme Nusantara is us, we are Nusantara.
It felt like just yesterday that Papa Francesco walked among us.
TheIndonesia.co - Indonesia plans to move its capital city from Jakarta to East Kalimantan Province (around 200 KM of Northeast Jakarta).
President Joko Widodo first announced the plan to move Indonesia's capital in 2019 to relieve Jakarta's huge environmental challenges and redistribute wealth. However, The move has been delayed due to the pandemic.
The new capital will be built in the East Kalimantan area, known for its jungles and orangutan population.
Check the video to know more!
Script/ Video Editor: Aulia Hafisa/ Praba Mustika