Helloindonesia.id – The three-color lake Kelimutu is part of the Kelimutu National Park. The name Kelimutu itself comes from a combination of the word keli which means mountain and quality which means boiling. Mount Kelimutu has an altitude of 1,639 meters above sea level. The location is in Pemo Village, Kelimutu District, Ende Regency, Flores, […]
Helloindonesia.id – East Sumba Regency with its capital, Waingapu, is known for its slogan, “Matawai Amahu Pada Njara Hamu”, which means clear springs and green horse grasslands. This nickname is indeed very appropriate to describe natural resources in East Sumba. The climate in Sumba which tends to have a dry season is longer than the […]
Helloindonesia.id – Like other regions in Indonesia, Balinese people also have traditional clothing. One of them is udeng, a headband worn by Balinese men. Udeng is commonly worn by people from various walks of life. Both nobility and ordinary people, from children to elders, all Balinese people use this headband. Udeng is made of fabric […]
Helloindonesia.id – The beach of Tarimbang is located in Tabundung which is in the South East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara. A stretch of white sand that is so vast and very smooth with the color combination of blue sea water into a blend that is very pretty and charming. At first glance it looks like […]
Helloindonesia.id – Marapu is a belief in the ancestral heritage of the people of Sumba. The original belief of the archipelago is still sustainable to date, and is held firmly by some of the people of Sumba. Marapu is formed from two words, namely mar and apu. The word mar means the creator of the universe and […]
Helloindonesia.id – Located in Kalenarogo Village, Kodi Utara Subdistrict, Southwest Sumba Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Lake Weekuri began to be visited by tourists lately. Lake Weekuri which is bluish green is a lake that is very unique when compared to lakes in general in Indonesia because of its salty and brackish water content. Why […]
The traditional village of Bayan, North Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara is a community of Sasak tribes who still adhere to their ancestral traditions. This can be seen from the form of houses, mosques, traditional ceremonies, and lifestyles that still maintain their ancestral heritage. Their traditional house, the roof is made of sago palm, bamboo walls, […]
Funeral Tradition Funeral Tradition Trunyan society has a funeral tradition in which the corpse is buried on a boulder that has a basin of 7 pieces. Adat Terunyan Village regulates the burial procedure for its citizens. In this village there are three graves (sema) devoted to three different types of death. If one of Terunyan’s […]
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