Award-Winning Indonesian Films Showcased in Rome
Three acclaimed Indonesian films were featured at the 22nd Asian Film Festival in Rome, Italy, during a special “Indonesian Day” hosted by the Indonesian Embassy in Rome. Learn more.
Three acclaimed Indonesian films were featured at the 22nd Asian Film Festival in Rome, Italy, during a special “Indonesian Day” hosted by the Indonesian Embassy in Rome. Learn more.
Around 15,000 Hindu worshippers from five villages in Kediri District, Tabanan, Bali, gathered at Tanah Lot on Wednesday (26/3/2025) for the Melasti purification ceremony ahead of Nyepi, the Day of Silence. Read more.
The Yogyakarta administration has permanently closed vehicle access to Plengkung Nirbaya, better known as Plengkung Gading, to preserve the cultural heritage site. Learn more.
Bali Governor Wayan Koster announced financial incentives for babies named Nyoman and Ketut, starting in 2025, to preserve traditional Balinese naming customs.
The Damai Cartenz Task Force, in collaboration with Keerom Sub-regional Police, seized six firearms of various types and 800 rounds of ammunition in Keerom Regency, Papua. Learn more.
The Ministry of Law and Human Rights has officially registered “Tedong Bonga”, the Toraja spotted buffalo, as a communal intellectual property in the category of genetic resources. Learn more.
The Ministry of Religious Affairs will soon implement the "Love Curriculum" in Islamic schools, or madrasas, to promote solidarity and prevent discrimination.
Green Day’s concert in Jakarta was filled with electrifying moments, including when lead vocalist Billie Joe Armstrong kissed and draped the Indonesian flag over his shoulders while performing. Discover more.
Thousands of Buddhists gathered at Borobudur Temple’s Lumbini Park in Magelang, Central Java, oto commemorate Magha Puja. Learn more.
The management of Jakarta International Stadium is urging attendees of the Maroon 5 concert to use public transportation to avoid congestion around the venue before and after the event. Learn more.
In promoting the cultural potential of East Java, the East Java Regional Police held the 2025 Running Fest in four cities.
Minister of Culture warns against the excessive adoption of foreign cultures, warning that it could erode local traditions and values. Learn more.