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Jakarta’s Old Town
Posted in: Heritage, Photoblog by admin on May 1, 2019 | No Comments
Activity : Heritage
Location : Sunda Kelapa Old Port & Fatahillah Square, Jakarta
Trip : December 2018
“About 1 km north of Jakarta Kota, lies the historic harbor of Sunda Kelapa, the most important in the Dutch empire. Although the bulk of the sea traffic docks at Tanjung Priok these days, a few of the smaller vessels, particularly some picturesque wooden schooners, still can in at this eight-hundred-year-old port. When visit Sunda Kelapa, you might also want to consider taking small boat tour around the port area, which provide you with alternative angles for photos and give you different perspective of th old port area. – Photographed by AIA SP Legacy Singapore”
My Buildings Will Speak For Me, Long After I’m Gone | Study Excursion Civil Engineering & Planning Trisakti University
Posted in: Heritage, Photoblog by admin on October 1, 2018 | No Comments
Activity : Study Excursion
Location : Batam & Singapore
Trip : August 2018
“Some of the best lessons take place outside of campus. Whether you take on an internship, a hobby that tests your skills, or even excursion trip. It’s important to put your education into practice. You’ll never fully understand some of the things you’re studying until you put them to the test.
Every year, students of Civil Engineering & Planning Trisakti University participate in a variety of excursion trips to cities in Indonesia, countries in Asia and beyond, to broaden and diversify their learning experience. This excursion trip provide the students with exposure to enriching experiences and abundant opportunities to learn from people in other cities of Indonesia and other countries.
How’s 4 days of excursion trip in the life of a civil engineering student? Arkhipelagos have the opportunity to accommodate the excursion trip to Batam and Singapore, and grateful for the trust. – Photographed by Ignatius Rabin & Ethan Samuel”
My Building, My Legacy | Study Excursion Civil Engineering & Planning Trisakti University
Posted in: Heritage, Photoblog by admin on September 1, 2018 | 1 Comment
Activity : Study Excursion
Location : Batam & Singapore
Trip : August 2018
“Civil Engineers as the heart of society, delivering sustainable development through skills, knowledge and professional expertise. Every year, students of Civil Engineering & Planning Trisakti University participate in a variety of excursion trips to cities in Indonesia, countries in Asia and beyond, to broaden and diversify their learning experience. The yearly excursion trip provide the students with exposure to enriching experiences and abundant opportunities to learn from people in other cities of Indonesia and other countries. Arkhipelagos have the opportunity to accommodate their excursion, and grateful for the trust. – Video Edited by: Ignatius Rabin”
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My Building, My Legacy | Study Excursion – Civil Engineering & Planning Trisakti University
Some Secrets Are Longing To be Told
Posted in: Go Green, Heritage, Photoblog by admin on April 8, 2015 | No Comments
Activity : River, Crater & Arts Performance
Location : Java & Bali
Trip : September 2014
” Indonesia is known for its natural beauty and cultural plurality. Let’s discover the hidden beauty of Cikaso Waterfall, White Crater and Balinese Arts Performance.
Cikaso waterfall is one of Indonesia’s natural beauties located in the south Sukabumi. It is known by the local as Curug Cikaso, formed from three points adjacent waterfall in one location. Each waterfall has name, the left named Curug Asepan; the middle named Curug Meong and the right named Curug Aki. You will be charmed by the beauty of Curug Cikaso that has jade-green pond where you can swim on this natural pool. You will also see beautiful natural painted canvas that will take your breath away.
Travelling to Ciwidey; located about 50 km south of Bandung, you will discover Kawah Putih (In English: White Crater). Kawah Putih formed by the eruption of Mount Patuha and located at 2,434 meters above sea level. You will develop admiration feeling at the sight of this crater that has characteristic view of greenish white with a contrast limestone colour of lake water accompanied by a puff of sulphur smoke on the surface. While the sun shining, the lake will emit chocolate milk colours.
Continue to Bali, the island of the gods. Religious ceremonies take place anywhere at any time in Bali. You will find various forms of rituals in many places, be they at temples or on beaches. One of the most regularly observed rituals is the Hindu ceremony of Odalan. Odalan is a festival to observe a temple’s anniversary. Most of the people observe Odalan for religious reasons rather than an occasion for merriment. The process of Odalan in a private temple usually lasts all day. The essentials of the ritual are a Hindu priest, gamelan players, offerings, dancers and meals for the congregation members.
Some secrets are longing to be told in Indonesia. – Photographed by Enriko M Sunanda, Ronny Jauw & Adolf Aditya Putra”
We Absolutely Loved Bali
Posted in: Culture, Heritage, Photoblog by admin on September 1, 2013 | No Comments
Activity : Historical Place, Village Trekking & Culinary
Location : Bali
Trip : May 2013
“By now, Dian, Ronny and Ah Liung have been to Bali countless times, and each time it never disappoints. Bright blue sky greets them as if saying welcome back, as the plane was landing. Being able to witness the beauty of the island of the gods, from the rice fields, temples, random spots to beautiful beach. Have you been in love with Bali? — Photographed by Ronny”
Preserve the Traditions
Posted in: Culture, Heritage, Photoblog by admin on June 1, 2013 | No Comments
Activity : Festivals & Traditions
Location : Indonesia
Trip : All the Year Round
“Indonesia is one of the most culturally developed countries in the whole of Asia. The lifestyle is expressed through dance and music during festivals and ceremonies. Visit this country and attend festivals and events that are held throughout the year. The colourful processions and cultural performances are worth indulging your senses into. You can join them to enjoy singing, dancing and organising grand feasts.- Photographed by Andrew Lioe & Enriko M Sunanda”
We (Heart) Jakarta
Posted in: Culture, Heritage, Photoblog by admin on June 1, 2012 | No Comments
Activity : Historical Place, Culinary
Location : Jakarta
Trip : May 2012
“Here’s a series of photos taken in Jakarta for 16 hours before Desmond, Wee Yang and Bao Lin stash themselves away in a private island for their first ever Discovery Scuba Dive Trip. Three things that they love to experience in this Metropolitan City: The adventure, the humbling and the delicious. All they wanted were more local tours and variety of local foods.
With new friends, they had so much fun exploring the city with local bus and motorbike. They chatted all day talking about food and comparing each food they ordered. We noticed the three kept melting during their day tour to Bank Museum and Fatahillah Square. They CAN’T stand the heat, but they CAN stand the local hot food! Hey-ho! We couldn’t believe to find a fellow foodie as crazy as them. They got us amaze especially when the three happily clearing the super hot chilli for Bakso (Meat Ball Soup). Very cool!
Enjoy their series of Jakarta City Tour photos and apologise for some blurry because we struggled to hold the camera while we had so much laugh and shaking like how they shaking Jakarta. Hee! – Photographed by Desmond Cheng & Neo Wee Yang”
Sleepy Undisturbed Coves
Posted in: Heritage, Photoblog by admin on November 1, 2010 | No Comments
Activity : Arts Performance / Historical Place
Location : Bali
Trip : March 2010
“A journey to a dramatic temple of Tanah Lot, that sits on a large offshore rock. Amaze this home of a pilgrimage temple that has been shaped continuously over the years by the ocean tide. Featured by a small dry forest and dwelt by lot of monkeys, Uluwatu Temple gives us scenery of a Hindu temple set on the cliff bank of Bali Peninsula. Kecak, the most unique Balinese Dance which is accompanied by “Cak” choir of hundred men let us feel the exciting atmosphere of Uluwatu. – Photographed by Cedric Lim, Janis Leong & Enriko M Sunanda”
We Show You Jogjakarta
Posted in: Culture, Heritage, Photoblog by admin on October 1, 2010 | No Comments
Activity : Heritage & Culture Immersion
Location : Jogjakarta
Trip : September 2010
“Jogjakarta is a province with status as special region of the Republic Indonesia. Surrounded by dense forests, lush paddy fields and picturesque mountains, Jogjakarta never fails to be a fascinating city to explore. Nicholas Tan flew miles away from Singapore just to clearly experience rich culture and savour a traditional way of life. Rich in history and culture dates back to the eighteenth century, and its magnificent palaces, temples and shrines are testament to that. What about the local markets and avenues milling with people and picking up art and craft lovingly created by Javanese craftsmen and painters? Come and experience it yourself! – Photographed by Nicholas Tan”
We Never be Bored with A Board
Posted in: Heritage, Photoblog by admin on August 1, 2010 | No Comments
Activity : Historical Place
Location : Bali
Trip : February 2010
“Make a visit to Royal Temple of Taman Ayun that set on the land surrounded by the big fish pond that look like a drift on the water, the scenery make us feels living in harmony with God, nature and human being. A chance to see the historic Garuda Wisnu Kencana atop the Peninsula hill completed our dramatic feels. We never be bored with a board, really! – Photographed by Cedric Lim, Janis Leong & Enriko M Sunanda”
