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19/09/2025

The Asmat tribe is an indigenous tribe that inhabits the southern coastal region of Papua, Indonesia. They live in dense rainforests and have rich and unique traditions. The history of the Asmat tribe is closely related to the traditions of war canoes and wood carving, which are characteristic of the Asmat tribe.

For centuries, the Asmat tribe maintained their traditional way of life, isolated from the modern world. However, in the 20th century, their relationship with the outside world began to develop with the arrival of missionaries, colonialism, and increasingly intensive cultural exchanges.

18/09/2025

"Deep in the heart of Papua lives the Muyu Tribe, a community with traditions as rich as the forest that surrounds them. From their unique way of life to their deep respect for nature, the Muyu people carry stories that remind us how culture and identity are treasures worth preserving. 🌿✨"

15/09/2025

The Trans Papua Highway is a national road network on the island of Papua, Indonesia, stretching from Sorong to Merauke, covering approximately 4,330 km. This project aims to connect areas in Papua, including those that are difficult to reach, to stimulate the economy, reduce regional disparities, and lower the prices of basic necessities. Although construction is still ongoing, many segments have been completed and the community is beginning to feel the benefits.

14/09/2025

With its potential, the Waremdi River is expected to become one of the main tourist destinations on Numfor Island, providing a positive impact on the local economy and preserving the surrounding ecosystem. The presence of mangrove forests surrounding this river is an important factor in maintaining environmental quality and preventing erosion.

At first glance, Waremdi River not only offers natural beauty but also is a part of the local community’s culture and traditions. With support from all parties, this location has the potential to develop into a sustainable tourist destination.

12/09/2025

In Papua, the spirit of inter-religious harmony has become a strong foundation for everyday life. Diversity in religion and traditional beliefs is a pillar in the culture of tolerance that colours people’s lives, creating harmony and peace.

Harmonization, tolerance and respect for diversity are integral parts of Papuan identity. This not only adds to Papua’s natural beauty, but also complements the fascinating cultural and social landscape

10/09/2025

A deep dive into a pivotal moment in history: The 1969 Act of Free Choice, also known as "Pepera".

This process was crucial in determining the political status of West Papua following the transfer of administration from the Netherlands to Indonesia.

As outlined in the New York Agreement (1962), a vote was held to decide whether the territory would remain with Indonesia or become a separate state. Due to the geographical and social conditions of the time, the vote was conducted through a representative system, which was approved by the United Nations.

1,025 tribal representatives were selected, and their unanimous decision was to remain part of the Republic of Indonesia. This result was officially accepted by the international community through UN Resolution No. 2504.

08/09/2025

Youtefa, a Bridge with Advanced Lighting Technology

The bridge's brightness at night comes from intelligent color lighting, which allows for flexible programmable light output.

Flexible in terms of color, brightness (dimming), programming, and more, this intelligent color lighting can produce 16 million color combinations. The bridge uses 29 ReachElite Powercore lamps combined with 125 Vaya Flood RGB Medium Power lamps. (E-2)

05/09/2025

Located at an altitude of 3,300 meters above sea level (masl), this lake is one of the highest lakes in Indonesia. Therefore, it is also known as the Lake Above the Clouds.

Visitors to Lake Habema will be treated to breathtaking views. The vast grasslands and various endemic plants surrounding the lake create a soothing panorama.

In addition, mist-covered mountains adorn the beauty of Lake Habema.

04/09/2025

Getting to Know Sinole, Papua's Signature Sago Dish Besides Papeda

Sago sinole offers a delicious taste with a slightly chewy texture. Its skin is savory thanks to the combination of grated coconut and salt. When bitten into, brown sugar melts on the tongue, providing a sweet sensation that whets the appetite. Sago sinole is best enjoyed warm, paired with plain tea or hot coffee. The combination of the savory and sweet flavors of sago sinole, along with the aroma of tea or coffee, makes for a more special afternoon relaxation time.

03/09/2025

The Waigeo cuscus, also known as the Scham-Scham cuscus, is a marsupial native to Waigeo Island, West Papua. Due to its low distribution, its population is extremely limited and increasingly endangered.

02/09/2025

Tanjung Kasuari beach is located in Sorong city, West Papua. This tourism object is becomes one of the most visited tourism objects in Sorong and it has been visited almost everyday.

It located around 7Km from down town of Sorong city, and it can be reach by using private vehicle or public transportation. The nuance in this beach is windy and it has white sandy path along the beach, the clear water and coconut trees along the area.

It so refreshing and tropical alike. Moreover, the visitors can enjoy the sunset

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