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The Story of Flores
As the sound of the waning gong hit the runway, the Hegong dance opened the Nian Tana Show Creative Show 2018 about the story of the tribes of Maumere, Flores, East Nusa Tenggara. Lasalle College students presented the collection that was both a celebration of the creative process and a manifestation of the motherland. Tribe
Imagining a More Sustainable City through Chris Morin Eitner’s Photograph
French Photographer Chris Morin Eitner’s exhibition “Once Upon A Time Tomorrow” is an urgent reminder for what has been happening in the urban environment nowadays. His photography series captures the city-space around the world, defining the concrete jungle with living floral and fauna, as a form of environmental activism. French Photographer Chris Morin Eitner’s exhibition
Batik to be Exhibited at UNESCO’s Headquarters in Paris
Following its inclusion in the Representative List of The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009, Batik is set to be showcased in the special annual exhibition at UNESCO’s headquarters in Paris, France. Via a collaboration with three renowned Indonesian designers, the exhibition’s mission is to feature batik to global audiences. With the support of
An Enhanced Culinary Experience with Traveloka Eats
Online travel booking platform, Traveloka, recently introduced a new application which helps users explore culinary spots around a city, which it believes will make it easier for tourists and locals to plan their dining experiences. Vita Datau Mesakkh, Head of Acceleration Team for The Development of Culinary and Shopping Tourism of the Ministry of Tourism
Ramadhan at Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta
As part of observances for Ramadan this month, Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta serves up a special menu for both sahur and iftar in three different venues, each featuring a unique culinary programme. Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta serves special Ramadan dining experience at three different venues and programme. Photo courtesy of Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta/NOW!JAKARTA The Royal Restaurant will
Contemporary Dining at Doncaster Eatery in Bali
When in Bali, tourists often look to explore culinary spots—and Doncaster Eatery is certainly well worth a visit. Since its opening last year, the restaurant has become a destination of sorts for breakfast, brunch and dinner. Doncaster's Benedict is one of the siganture menu for breakfast at the restaurant. Photo courtesy of Doncaster Eatery/NOW!JAKARTA On
Five Options to Break one’s Fast this Ramadan
Ramadan may be a time to slow down but life won’t come to a complete standstill. NOW! Jakarta curates a list of restaurants where travellers to the city can break their fast close to the airport. Hotel’s restaurant in Jakarta has prepared the special Rmaadan Culinary edition. Photo courtesy of the hotels/NOW!JAKARTA Bandara International Hotel
Ramadan in Style
As the global fashion industry begins to recognise and celebrate Muslim wear and the use of the Hijab in various collections, Plaza Indonesia holds the “Ramadan in Style” Fashion Show to showcase the latest collection of modest wear created by five renowned Indonesian designers. “Ramadan in Style” presents exclusive modest wear collection which runs until
Ramadan and Eid Mubarak Feasts
During Ramadan, one might want to travel seamlessly, where one can rest, relax, work —and dine—in one place. We list hotel that offer a range of facilities this Ramadan until the Eid holiday. Intiwhiz International holds Gema Ramadan where the guest could enjoy extended stay and indulge Ramadan buffet at hotel's restaurant across Indonesia. Photo courtesy
It’s Time for the Jakarta Mid Year Sale
During Ramadan, people begin preparations for the Eid Al-Fitr. Malls and shopping centres across Jakarta offer discounts at this time of year, including serious discounts at midnight! We list some of the places where shoppers can find some great bargains this month. Grand Indonesia offers discount up to 70 percent in more than 200 tenants
Back Again in 2018, UOB Painting of the Year Calls Indonesian Artists
UOB Indonesia launched the 2018 UOB Painting of the Year (POY), and invited Indonesian artists to join the competition.This year’s event will also focus on supporting the local art industry and involves art workshops for more than 200 underprivileged children in Jakarta and other regions. The 2018 UOB Painting of the Year is now open
Starbucks and IKAT Collaborate to Promote Indonesian Culture in its Latest Merchandise
In celebration of its 16 years in the country, Starbucks Indonesia has collaborated with IKAT Indonesia to create an exclusive anniversary collection representing unity and culture. Anthony Cottan, Director of Starbucks Indonesia (left) andDidiet Maulana, Creative Director of IKAT Indonesia lauch the exclusive Starbucsk 16th Anniversary merchandise featuring Indonesian culture. Photo courtesy of Starbucks Indonesia/NOW!JAKARTA Didiet
Indomie flavoured Doughnuts has Indonesia’s social media buzzing
Indonesians love Indomie noodles, both fried and boiled in soup. The country is also obsessed with Indomie-flavoured chips! So it came as no surprise that, over the weekend, social media in Indonesia had everyone talking about the latest sensation—Indomie-flavoured doughnuts! Indomie Doughnut is everywhere now in Jakarta after the recent collaboration between Indomie Autralia and
