East Java is set to host Indonesia's tallest statue — a 126-meter monument dedicated to the UNESCO-recognized Reog Ponorogo ...

The National Archives of Indonesia (ANRI) announced that five documentary heritages, registered in UNESCO's Memory of the ...

As the world's fourth-largest country and one of the largest Muslim-majority democracies, Indonesia’s pluralist traditions, rich cultural heritage and educational challenges all contribute to the ...

We are pleased to present the Regional Support Strategy 2024–2027 of the UNESCO Regional Office in Jakarta. Covering five member states: Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and ...

Featured image: One of Indonesia’s four new UNESCO Geoparks, the crater of the Kawah Ijen Volcano steams as high concentrations of sulfur rise from the active crater before igniting as they ...

Indonesia's Permanent Delegate to UNESCO Mohamad Oemar, who led the Indonesian delegation at the session, expressed his gratitude to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee and all parties ...

Article UNESCO welcomes the winners of Media and Information Literacy Hackathon in Indonesia “Pathway to Peaceful Polls” As part of the Social Media 4 Peace project funded by the European Union, ...

Indonesia is home to around 3,100 Komodo dragons, according to government data. The unique lizards grow up to 3 metres (10 feet) long and have a yellow forked tongue.

UNESCO famously protects crucial architecture, nature, and artforms around the world, but lesser known is that it also recognizes historic health practices. Indonesia’s jamu —a medicinal drink ...

UNESCO has renewed its call for Indonesia to close the Trans-Papua road that runs through a national park in the easternmost region of Papua, citing environmental concerns. The call comes after ...

The Panasonic Corporation in cooperation with UNESCO Office Jakarta organised a launching ceremony of LED Lighting Installment in Prambanan Temple Compounds on 17 December 2014. The ceremony was ...