The people of Java have many ceremonies that honor their ancestors and preserve their legacies. Take a look at some of these festivals across Java that remain very much alive to this day.

Bebek Cibeber Traditions passed down through families, communities, and regions had long shaped Indonesia’s culinary identity—a rich patchwork of flavors that continued to inspire chefs across the country. In Jakarta, one of the most devoted guardians of this heritage was Kaum, celebrated for its commitment to traditional techniques and indigenous recipes. Through a special collaboration with Kayu Manis, the signature Indonesian restaurant at Hotel Tentrem Jakarta, they deepe

Satay, known as Sate in Indonesia, is one of the country's most iconic culinary identities. Check out this article to find out more about Indonesian Satay

If you drive down the road to the Mandalika area in Central Lombok, you will come across a village that feels frozen in time. This is Sade, the traditional home of the Sasak tribe. It’s a place where centuries-old customs still thrive amid the rush of modernization and the glitter of international tourism brought by the Mandalika Circuit. Here, still retains its traditional way of life amid the rapid pace of modernization and the glitz of international tourism brought by the

This November, Oh Beauty Festival comes back bigger and better. This is the second Oh Beauty Festival this year since March 2025. Due to high demands from Jakarta’s beauty and lifestyle enthusiasts. This time, Oh Beauty Festival comes back with the theme of “In Full Bloom”. According to Rara Emiria, the Co-Founder of Overheard Beauty Universe, carrying the theme In Full Bloom, Oh Beauty Festival 2.0 is not only about the latest beauty trends, but also about passion. This them