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Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

February 26, 2019

My first impression when I’ve arrived Yogyakarta (Indoneisa city of culture)

On 1st August 2016, I have a flight with two of my schoolmate from my born country and arrived at Adisutjipto International Airport(Yogyakarta airport) around  8:40 pm to pursuing my master degree. On the way went to my boarding house with a super speed taxi I have never met before. The driver in Yogyakarta drives very fast and high speed than Cambodia, however, Since I’ve arrived here I’ve never seen an accident. Because they drive with the high speed, high confidence, and respect to another driver. The first impression on the first at Jogja is the food is a bit different from my home country. If you order chicken fry, you are lucky. Because of the chicken fry made from the chicken boil(Just Kidding). The drinking task is made a different way with Cambodian. The first arrival day, I have to order green tea, but the taste is very strange to compare with the green tea in my home country.
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Adisutjipto International Airport( Yogyakarta airport)

Friday, March 16, 2018

March 16, 2018

Indonesian President Joko Widodo wants Australia in ASEAN

Indonesian President Joko Widodo has sought to reassert his country's role as a regional leader saying he wants to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership and seal a free trade deal with Australia as well as closer defence and diplomatic ties.
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The president, who goes by the name Jokowi, said Australia should join the 10-member Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) and flagged that economic growth in Indonesia would accelerate once the first stage of his infrastructure program was complete.

Saturday, December 30, 2017

December 30, 2017

Borobudur Park to ring in 2018 with lantern-releasing event


Borobudur Park to ring in 2018 with lantern-releasing event

The director of Borobudur Park in Central Java, Edy Setijono, said on Friday that the park would be releasing thousands of lanterns on New Year’s Eve as part of the 2017 Borobudur Cultural Feast and Borobudur Nite events.
The activity is a result of the collaboration between state-owned companies and artists and musicians within the Borobudur temple area.
“Locals will bring the best quality food and products to the event,” Edy told Antara news agency, noting that the event would also feature booths selling local products.

The Borobudur Cultural Feast will also feature musicians such as Andien, Kevin and The Red Rose, the Java Ensemble and Orchestra and Gaharu Nusantara. At midnight, the lanterns will be released to ring in the new year.
“There will be 2,500 lanterns that will be released,” said Ayu Dyah Pasha, director of Cathaya event organizer. The lanterns, she added, were imported from Thailand and the release would be carried out by 200 volunteers. (asw)

Sunday, December 24, 2017

December 24, 2017

UberTRIP now available in Yogyakarta

Following Bali and Lombok, ride-sharing app Uber announced on Thursday the launch of UberTRIP in Yogyakarta.
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The service allows users to book a trip for a minimum of three hours until one day.

Available for a minimum payment of Rp 180,000 (US$13.3) for a three-hour ride and Rp 1,000 per minute afterward, users can simply book their trip by clicking "UberTRIP" on their app and make payment at the end of the trip using either cash, credit card or Uber Credit.

"We're proud to be cooperating with our partners of drivers to present this practical service to anyone who visits Yogyakarta. With just one click, tourists can enjoy Uber's transparent and affordable service," said Uber Indonesia public policy head John Colombo in a press release on Thursday.

UberTRIP is able to accommodate up to six passengers, with each passenger entitled to insurance.

Among the areas supported by this service are Yogyakarta, Wates, Sleman, Bantul, Wonosari, Magelang and Klaten.

According to Central Statistics Agency (BPS) data, the number of foreign tourist visits to Indonesia increased 21.57 percent in July from the previous month, while the most foreign tourist arrivals were recorded at Yogyakarta's Adisutjipto International Airport.

Uber also highlighted Yogyakarta as among users' most popular cities in Indonesia. In the past three months, Uber passengers who visited the city reportedly hailed from 64 countries
December 24, 2017

UberTRIP sekarang tersedia di Yogyakarta

Setelah Bali dan Lombok, aplikasi ride-sharing Uber mengumumkan pada hari Kamis peluncuran UberTRIP di Yogyakarta.
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Layanan ini memungkinkan pengguna untuk memesan perjalanan minimal selama tiga jam sampai satu hari.

Tersedia untuk pembayaran minimum sebesar Rp 180.000 (US $ 13,3) untuk perjalanan tiga jam dan Rp 1.000 per menit sesudahnya, pengguna dapat memesan perjalanan mereka dengan mengklik "UberTRIP" di aplikasi mereka dan melakukan pembayaran di akhir perjalanan menggunakan salah satu uang tunai, kartu kredit atau Uber Credit.

"Kami bangga bisa bekerjasama dengan mitra pengemudi kami untuk mempresentasikan layanan praktis ini kepada siapapun yang berkunjung ke Yogyakarta. Dengan hanya satu klik, wisatawan dapat menikmati layanan Uber yang transparan dan terjangkau," kata kepala kebijakan publik Uber Indonesia John Colombo dalam sebuah pers. rilis pada hari Kamis

UberTRIP mampu menampung hingga enam penumpang, dengan masing-masing penumpang berhak mendapatkan asuransi.

Di antara daerah yang didukung oleh layanan ini adalah Yogyakarta, Wates, Sleman, Bantul, Wonosari, Magelang dan Klaten.

Menurut data Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS), jumlah kunjungan wisatawan mancanegara ke Indonesia meningkat 21,57 persen di bulan Juli dari bulan sebelumnya, sementara jumlah kunjungan wisatawan mancanegara tercatat di Bandara Internasional Adisutjipto Yogyakarta.

Uber juga menyoroti Yogyakarta sebagai kota terpopuler di Indonesia. Dalam tiga bulan terakhir, penumpang Uber yang mengunjungi kota tersebut dilaporkan berasal dari 64 negara


Please correct me if you think the text is not correct! 

Sunday, December 17, 2017

December 17, 2017

Toll rises to three dead after Indonesia quake


Toll rises to two dead after Indonesia quake

The quake struck at a depth of 91 kilometres (56 miles) just outside the coastal town of Cipatujah on Java island late Friday, the US Geological Survey said.

The tremor was felt across the island including in the capital Jakarta, some 300 kilometres (190 miles) from the epicentre.
A 62-year-old man in Ciamis and an 80-year-old woman in Pekalongan city were killed when the buildings they were in collapsed, national disaster mitigation agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said, while a 34-year-old woman from the city of Yogyakarta died when she fell while running out of her house.
"Several hospitals in several areas have also been damaged and patients had to be evacuated," Nugroho said.
A hospital in Banyumas suffered damage to ceilings, cracked walls and leaks to oxygen pipelines, forcing around 70 patients to be moved to temporary shelters.
At least nine hundred houses were also damaged in addition to schools and government offices across West Java and Central Java provinces, the national disaster mitigation agency said.
Jakarta resident Web Warouw, 50, was on the 18th floor of a building in the capital when the quake struck just before midnight local time (1700 GMT).
"Suddenly, we felt dizzy... We then realised it was a quake and immediately ran downstairs," Warouw told AFP.
Aid is being distributed and temporary tents have been set up for those who have lost their homes.
The agency was still evaluating the impact of the disaster and urged people to be cautious and stay alert.
Indonesia experiences frequent seismic and volcanic activity due to its position on the Pacific "Ring of Fire", where tectonic plates collide.
Some 170,000 lives were lost when a 9.1-magnitude quake and tsunami struck Aceh province in December 2004, which also hit coastal areas as far away as Somalia.
An earthquake struck Aceh again in December 2016, killing more than 100 people, injuring many others and leaving tens of thousands homeless.

Saturday, December 16, 2017

December 16, 2017

Gedung Rumah Sakit Rusak Hingga Rumah Roboh di Banyumas Akibat Gempa

TRIBUNJATENG COM BANYUMAS  -A number of buildings in Banyumas Regency are reported to have been damaged by an earthquake that occurred around 23.47 Wib, Friday (15/12/2017).



Commander Tagana Banyumas Adi Candra said, until recently, it has received reports of some damaged buildings in Banyumas due to the earthquake.

Radiology Building Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Banyumas reported some parts of the wall had cracks and roof ambrol.

Damage also occurs in the Medika Siaga Medika Banyumas where the glass wall is broken until the material is scattered on the floor.

"In RSUD, the wall is cracked, while in the Medika Alert glass breaks out, we prioritize first to the homes of collapsed people," he said.

In addition to damaging hospital facilities, the earthquake also destroyed several houses in Banyumas residents . In the village of Kracak RT 06 RW 02 Ajibarang District, a house belonging to Kuseri (42), collapsed due to the earthquake.

Fortunately, all residents have been out of the house during the earthquake so escaped the ruins of the house.

The earthquake also damaged the homes of residents in the village of Windujaya Kecamatan Kedungbanteng. Wastuti's house was severely damaged, the roof was seized by an earthquake.

Currently Banyumas residents are still on standby outside the home. They rushed out of the house during the earthquake.

"While the new data entry to us, we are still monitoring the conditions on the ground," he added.

source : tribunnews

Monday, November 20, 2017

November 20, 2017

Amazing Places that aren't Bali

It is composed of over 17,000 islands and is home to a multitude of cultures, languages, and religions. In a place so vast, it’s a shame that most travelers choose to visit only one of its many islands – namely, Bali. So next time you’re planning a Pacific holiday, maybe give some thought to these lesser-known destinations. Avoid the crowds and skip the relative expense of Indonesia’s ever-popular holiday haven.

Kuta, Lombok


If you’re just after a nice place to chill out, Kuta Lombok is your answer. Close to several great beaches and full of cafes to hang out in, it’s the perfect destination if you want the easy Bali lifestyle without the crowds.

Komodo National Park

Every day in Indonesia seems to involve a volcano in one way or another, but Mount Ijen is pretty special. If you visit in the middle of the night, you’ll get to witness one of nature’s most fantastic spectacles: bright blue flames flickering around the crater. Make sure to hire gas masks because those sulfur fumes aren’t just stinky, they’re dangerous, too.


Please check the next post for more places 

Monday, November 13, 2017

November 13, 2017

Self-Learning: Learning Bahasa Indonesia (part 1)

To get you started and introduce you to the Indonesian national language, here are some basic phrases in Bahasa Indonesia.




How are you?Apa kabar?
Good/ Not so good.Baik / kurang baik.
What’s your name?Siapa nama Anda?
My name is Anna.Nama saya Anna.
Where are you from?Dari mana Anda berasal?
I’m from Australia.Saya berasal dari Australia.
Where do you live?Di mana Anda tinggal?
I live in Jakarta.Saya tinggal di Jakarta.
Are you married?Sudah Menikah?
Yes, already/ Not Yet.Ya, sudah / Belum.
Nice to meet you.Senang bertemu dengan Anda.
Do you speak English?Bisa bicara bahasa Inggris?
Does anyone speaks English?Ada yang bisa bicara bahasa Inggris?
I don’t speak Indonesian [well].Saya tidak bisa bicara bahasa 

Saturday, November 11, 2017

November 11, 2017

Indonesians is allowed entry to South Korea without Visa

Most of young Indonesians like Korean drama and Korean Song such as K-POP, 2NE1....

As reported by The Korean Time, Indonesians will be allowed entry to South Korea without Visa. After this country will be hosted the Winter Olympics next year and South Korea temporary eased immigration rules. 
 


Visitors from Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines will be allowed to enter South Korea without visa through Yangyang International Airport until April, as PyeongChang, near the airport, hosts the Winter Olympics in February. [source]

The South Korean government has also extended discounts for e-visas for Chinese tour groups, which were due to end by Dec. 31, to be put in place until 2018. 

"There will be progress in tourism exchange between South Korea and China through the South Korea-China summit," said Kim Dong-yeon, the South Korean Finance Minister, at a meeting to discuss tourism revitalization on Friday, as quoted by the Times. "We will open a meeting to strategize tourism and collect the opinions of the tourism industry and institute necessary measures."