The History of the Tutari Megalithic Site, An Ancestral Heritage in Papua

The history of the Tutari megalithic site holds an intriguing story about the cultural heritage of Papua. This site is … More

Papuan Local Wisdom, the Harmony of Nature and Culture in Daily Life

Papuan local wisdom serves as the foundation of a society that is deeply connected to nature and culture. The Papuan … More

Raja Ampat, West Papua Named 2025 Must-Visit Destination

The New York Times has named Raja Ampat, West Papua as one of the must-visit destinations for tourists in 2025. … More

The White Sands of Yerusel Island: A Captivating Hidden Paradise in Southwest Papua

Yerusel Island, located in Sorong Regency, Southwest Papua, has become a hot topic among the younger generation, especially Gen-Z. This … More

Breaking Through the Clouds of Papua: An Adventure on Indonesia’s Highest Cable Car

Papua, a region in the far east of Indonesia, is known for its abundant natural wealth, ranging from gold mines … More

Development of the Trans-Papua Jayapura-Wamena Road: Enhancing Connectivity and Welfare

The construction project of the Trans-Papua road segment Jayapura-Wamena, Mamberamo-Elelim in the Papua Mountains Province has become one of the … More

Papua’s Ten-Year Infrastructure Development Drive: Its Positive Impact on Local Communities

Since 2014, the Joko Widodo government has embarked on an Indo-centric infrastructure development drive that does not focus solely on … More

Noken Day: Celebrating A Symbol of Papuan Culture, Local Wisdom, and Hope for the Future

Today, December 4, 2024, the world celebrates 12 years of UNESCO recognition of Papua’s Noken as an Intangible Cultural Heritage … More

International Surfing Competition in Manokwari, West Papua Draws Competitors from Seven Countries

The West Papua Provincial Government, in collaboration with the Indonesian Surfing Association (PSOI), is organizing an international surfing competition in … More