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On July 3, 1468, Charles the Bold, the Duke of Burgundy, married Margaret of York at the home of a wealthy ...
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The Islands of Banda have stood witness to the nutmeg trade in its heyday, when the spice, which was endemic to the ...
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The spice-hunting adventure by European nations began when the Ottoman dynasty in the territory of Turkey hiked prices, ...
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"There is coffee, there is a story, there is no coffee, there is no need to tell a lot. Come on, let us have a ...
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The fasting month of Ramadhan is the ideal time to savor traditional cakes to break the fast, several of which are only ...
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Tourism is one of the foremost sectors to have been dealt a major blow from the COVID-19 pandemic. In a bid to steer ...
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President Joko Widodo is focusing on the development of tourism and creative economy in five super-priority integrated ...
Two rare varieties of flowers — four giant corpse flowers, or Amorphophallus Titanum, including a novel ...
Who would have thought that woven into every traditional garment is its own unique history? And the traditional ...
Three wild Sumatran tigers have repeatedly trespassed into the farmland of Kota Rantang Village in Palupuah ...
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Lake Toba has been designated as one of the new icons of Indonesian tourism on account of its natural ...
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During the Dutch colonial era in Indonesia, forced labor for coffee cultivation was applied in West Java, including in ...
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At first glance, a small island of Sali Kecil, located between Bacan Island on the west side and Halmahera Island in ...
A team of veterinarians from the Aceh Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) and Leuser Conservation Forum (FKL) ...
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Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world, with its 17,508 islands spread over an area of nearly two ...