One People One Soul Indonesia
The Yali tribe, one of West Papua’s most enigmatic indigenous groups, inhabits the rugged highlands east of the Baliem Valley in Indonesia’s easternmost province. Numbering around 20,000, the Yali—self-identified as … Continue Reading Yali Tribe Rituals: Sacred Traditions of Highland West Papua
West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, is a vibrant mosaic of over 250 indigenous ethnic groups, where traditional ceremonies serve as the lifeblood of belief systems and social culture. Rooted in … Continue Reading Traditional Ceremonies in West Papua: Pillars of Belief, Social Culture, and Communal Harmony
West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, is a treasure trove of cultural diversity, home to over 250 indigenous tribes, including the Dani, Asmat, and Biak. The region’s art forms are a … Continue Reading Exploring the Vibrant Art Forms of West Papua: A Celebration of Cultural Heritage
The hidden beauty of nature Papua is not only Raja AmpatMany tourists visit Papua to visit Raja Ampat. Raja Ampat is a tourist destination because of its underwater beauty. Many … Continue Reading The hidden beauty of nature in Sentani Papua
Local residents with bows and arrows stage a war dance on a boat during the opening of a culture and arts festival at Lake Sentani in Jayapura, Papua, on Thursday. … Continue Reading Arts Festival at Lake Sentani
The Papua Tourism Office was slated to hold the Lake Sentani Festival here on July 16-19 to support the annual Lembah Baliem Festival in Jayawijaya District in August, 2008. “The … Continue Reading Papua to hold Lake Sentani Festival in July
WEST PAPUA 