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teradesa.com  Refresh your mind by enjoying the view of Mount Fuji and the lushness of the Japanese Alps in summer. Mount Fuji and the Japanese Alps are located in Yamanashi and Nagano prefectures. Here, you can enjoy various activities amidst the mesmerizing nature. Experience Japanese tradition and culture by staying at or visiting a shrine…

teradesa.com Mount Krakatau, also known as Krakatoa or Cracatoa, is a volcanic archipelago located in the waters of the Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra. After a major eruption, Mount Krakatau left the Krakatau archipelago complex consisting of four islands, namely Rakata Island, Sertung Island, Panjang Island and Anak Krakatau. The first three islands are…

teradesa.com Any visitor to Bangkok must see the magnificent buildings within the Grand Palace complex to experience the splendor of the architectural style. Since the establishment of Bangkok as the Nation’s capital by King Rama I, the Grand palace has been the main architectural symbol of the Thai Royal family. Today, the Royal Family resides…

teradesa.com Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s famously busy districts. With around 2.4 million people crossing the streets every day, it’s certainly a unique sight for non-Japanese people like us. But what makes Shibuya so special and the busiest place in the world? The reason why Shibuya is so crowded! Go back to 100 years ago when…

teradesa.com Borobudur Temple is one of the wonders of the world that is the pride of Indonesia. Parallel to that in Cambodia there is also Angkor Wat which is included in the cultural wonders of the world. Angkor Wat is not just a temple, but a source of culture and heritage of the Khmer people….

teradesa.com The history of the Great Wall of China can be traced back to its construction in the 700s BC. The construction of this giant wall was then continued by a number of emperors from various dynasties ruling mainland China until 2000 years (2 millennia) later. The Great Wall of China is a series of…

teradesa.com  Each country has its own characteristics, one of which can be in the form of icons. The existence of landmarks makes a country easier to recognize. Here are the famous icons in Southeast Asian countries: 1. Monas – Indonesia The National Monument or popularly abbreviated as Monas or Tugu Monas is a 132 meter…

teradesa.com The Suro and Boyo statue is known as the symbol of the city of Surabaya. This icon has a very interesting history and story behind it. Surabaya is one of the most iconic cities in Indonesia, marked by the Shark and Crocodile statue landmark that symbolizes this city. Talking about the Suro and Boyo…

teradesa.com The Srivijaya Empire is known as one of the largest maritime kingdoms in Indonesia. At that time, Sriwijaya controlled the main trade route in the Malacca Strait. Sriwijaya was a Buddhist kingdom. It is said that the name Sriwijaya, taken from Sanskrit, means ‘Sri’ which means light or luminous and ‘Wijaya’ which means victory…

teradesa.com Cirebon Kingdom is an Islamic kingdom or sultanate located in Cirebon, West Java. The history of the establishment of the Cirebon Kingdom dates back to the 14th century. The kingdom reached its heyday in the 15th century with the famous king being Syarif Hidayatullah or Sunan Gunung Jati. The following is the history of…

teradesa.com Perlak Kingdom or Peureulak Sultanate is the oldest and first Islamic kingdom in the archipelago. Perlak Kingdom is located in Perlak region, East Aceh. It is estimated that the Perlak Kingdom was established in the 9th century, precisely in 840 – 1292 AD. Although touted as the oldest kingdom, some evidence about the Perlak…

teradesa.com There are many Islamic kingdoms spread across the archipelago. One of them is the Ternate Kingdom which is the oldest Islamic kingdom in the archipelago. The kingdom was founded by Baab Mashur Malamo in 1257 AD. Quoted from the Ministry of Religion’s Lektur page, Ternate was known as a city producing spices, such as…