Indonesia, the largest archipelago in the world, is a country brimming with diversity and wonder. With more than 17,000 islands scattered across its vast territory, Indonesia is a melting pot of cultures, languages, landscapes, and incredible biodiversity. From the vibrant energy of Jakarta’s streets to the serene beaches of Bali, and from the lush rainforests […]Read More
The Prambanan Temple, known locally as Candi Prambanan, is a shining testament to Indonesia’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Nestled in Central Java, near the Yogyakarta border, this UNESCO World Heritage Site stands as a breathtaking example of ancient Javanese craftsmanship. Its intricate design and towering structures highlight the incredible skill, artistry, and deep religious […]Read More
In the sphere of Buddhism, the dome-shaped structure is known as a ‘stupa,’ one of its most significant physical forms. Interestingly, its history goes back to ancient India, where it was initially made to serve as a funerary mound enclosing the ashes or other relics of distinguished individuals. Before the coming of Buddhism, these mounds […]Read More
Venerated as the most finest colossal epic of the Hindu Literature, the Ramcharitmanas or Ramayana is still widely read and referred to in not only India but also has been deciphered into numerous versions inked and archived across regions of Southeast Asia, Africa, Caribbean and Oceania. Entailing around 24,000 verses, the Ramayana also known as […]Read More