Brief Notes of Toraja Indonesia

Five Regent Candidates Reject Election Results in Tana Toraja

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 23:55:00 +0000

Tana Toraja election 2010, held on Wednesday (06/23/2010), ended with a riot. A number of offices located in Makale, Tana Toraja, such as Election Commission office, Panwaslu, DPRD I office, DPD II Golkar office, home office of Tana Toraja Regent and Hotel Pantan, destroyed by the masses who are not satisfied with the election results.

As a result, five pairs of participants of the Toraja elections, agreed to reject the Tana Toraja election results, which was won by the candidate of the Golkar Party, Theofilus Allorerung - Edelheid A Situru. From the recapitulation, the pair number five, Theofilus Allorerung-Adelheid Sosang win with 32 percent of the votes from a total permanent voters list.

Here is the Tana Toraja Regent Candidate Name:
- Yohanis Embon Tandipayuk - Ophirtus Sumule
- Viktor Datuan Batara - Rosina Palloan
- Cosmas - Danial Tonglo
- Nichodemus Biringkanae - Kendek Rante
- Theofilus Allolerung - Edelheid A Situru
- Yunus Kadir - Jansen Tanketasik.

Sejarah Garuda Indonesia Airlines

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 00:08:00 +0000

Garuda Indonesia is the national airline of Indonesia. Garuda is a mythical bird of legend puppet. The history of Garuda Indonesia began from the 1940s, where the Indonesian war of independence against the Dutch.

January 26, 1949 is considered as the anniversary of Garuda Indonesia Airlines. At that time the airline's name is Indonesian Airways. Their first aircraft named Seulawah or Gold Mountain, the funds to purchase the aircraft is obtained from contributions of people of Aceh. The aircraft was purchased for 120 000 dollars in Malaya, which is equal to 20 kg of gold. Garuda Indonesia continues to support Indonesia against the Dutch until the revolution ended.

The origin of the Garuda name started when on December 25, 1949, Dr. Konijnenburg, facing and report to President Sukarno in Yogyakarta that KLM Interinsulair will be submitted to the government in accordance with the results of Konferensi Meja Bundar or Round Table Conference (KMB), and requested the President to give a name for the company because the plane that would take him from Yogyakarta to Jakarta will be painted in accordance name.

President Sukarno responded to this by quoting a verse of Dutch poem.

Ik ben Garuda, Vishnoe's Vogel, die zijn hoog vleugels uitslaat Boven eilanden uw ("I am Garuda, Vishnu's bird that stretched the wings soaring above your islands")

So on December 28, 1949, there was a historic flight of the DC-3 aircraft with the registration PK-DPD own by KLM Interinsulair flies carrying President Sukarno from Yogyakarta to Kemayoran - Jakarta, for his inauguration as President of the Republic of Indonesia (RIS) with a new logo, Garuda Indonesian Airways . The name was given by President Sukarno.

The Burmese government contributed a lot to Garuda Indonesia Airlines in the early days the airline is standing. Therefore, when the airline was incorporated as a company on March 31, 1950, Garuda Indonesia contribute a DC-3 aircraft to the government of Burma. In 1953, Garuda Indonesia has 46 aircraft, but in 1955 its Catalina fleet had retired. In 1956 they made the first flight to Mecca.

1960s is now rapid progress of this airline. In 1965, Garuda Indonesia got two new jet aircraft, Convair 990 aircraft and turboprop Lockheed Electra L-118 aircraft. In 1961, ~~Garuda Indonesia Airlines~~ opened a new flight routes to Kai Tak International Airport in Hong Kong, and in 1965 they opened a flight route to Schiphol Airport in Haarlemmeer, Netherlands, Europe.

In the 1990s, Garuda Indonesia has experienced several disasters, and the airline is experiencing difficult economic period. However, in the 2000s the airline managed to bounce back, and in good economic circumstances.

Indonesian Batik, The Cultural Heritage Of Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:21:00 +0000

Batik is the art of drawing on fabric for clothing, made with the technique of resist, using the wax material. The word of batik is derived from the Java language, which means writing. Batik technique has been known for thousands of years ago. There is no historical information is quite clear about the origins of batik. Some say that this technique comes from the Sumerian, then developed in Java after being taken by Indian traders. Batick, batic, bathik, battik, batique, Batek and batix is another term of batik fabric. Currently, batik can be found in many countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka and Iran. Besides Asia, batik is also very popular in several countries on the African continent. However, batik, which is very famous in the world is derived from Indonesian Batik.

Batik tradition was originally a family tradition of Indonesian kings in olden times. At that time, batik is done only in the courts only limited and the results for the clothing of kings and their families and their followers. Because many of the followers of the king who lived outside the palace, they brought the art of batik out of the palace and do it themselves.

Indonesian Batik, The Cultural Heritage Of Indonesia

During its development, Yore Javanese batik is a symbol of feudalism, where there are batik to the king and his family, and for most people there batik, batik handicraft gradually was imitated by the people nearest and subsequently expanded into a very popular folk clothes, both men and women . Batik originally made only on the material with white color made of cotton cloth. Today batik has become a traditional Indonesian fabrics and are also made on other materials such as silk, polyester, rayon and other synthetic materials. In addition, the manner of manufacture is also changing. In addition to batik, there are currently developing several types of batik such as batik cap (stamp), printing batik, painting batik and silk screening batik.

Type of Indonesian Batik

According to the technique

* Batik Tulis, batik's textures and patterns on batik fabric decorated by hand. Batik-making takes approximately 2-3 months.
* Batik Cap, batik's texture and pattern on batik fabric decorated with stamp (usually made of copper). Batik-making process takes approximately 2-3 days.

According to the origin of creation

Javanese Batik
Javanese Batik art is a cultural heritage of Indonesia, especially Java. Javanese batik has a different motive and meaning, that is not just an image but it contains the meaning that comes from their ancestors, as in animism, dynamism, or Hindus and Buddhists. Javanese Batik expanded rapidly in several areas such as Solo (Solo Batik), Yogyakarta (Yogya Batik), Pekalongan (Pekalongan Batik), Cirebon, and Madura.

Suku-Suku Bangsa Di Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 23:52:00 +0000

Suku-Suku Bangsa Di Indonesia. Indonesia is a country that has a diversity of ethnic groups, some of the largest ethnic groups include Javanese, Sundanese, Acehnese, Madurese, Batak, Minangkabau, Balinese, and Buginese.

If viewed from the population, The Javanese are the largest tribe in Indonesia, the Sundanese are the second largest tribe, the third largest tribe is the Madurese, while Minangkabau tribe is the fourth largest ethnic group in Indonesia, they were in the provinces of West Sumatra.

Here are tribes in Indonesia - Suku-Suku Bangsa Di Indonesia.

1. Abai - Kalimantan Timur
2. Abung - Sumatra
3. Aceh - DI Aceh
4. Adang - Kalimantan
5. Adonara - NTB/NTT
6. Akit - Sumatra
7. Alas - DI Aceh
8. Alifuru - Maluku
9. Alor Solor - NTB/NTT
10. Ambon - Maluku
11. Ampana - Sulawesi
12. Anak Dalam - Riau
13. Anabas - Sumatra
14. Aneuk Jame - Sumatra
15. Anggi - Papua
16. Angkola - Sumatra
17. Aput - Kalimantan
18. Arab - DKI Jakarta
19. Arguni - Papua
20. Aru - Maluku
21. Asmat - Papua
22. Atoni - NTB/NTT
23. Awiu - Papua
24. Ayou - Kalimantan
25. Bacan - Maluku
26. Bada - Sulawesi
27. Badar - Maluku
28. Bahau - Kalimantan
29. Bajau - Jambi
30. Bajo - Sulawesi
31. Baku - Sulawesi
32. Balantak - Sulawesi
33. Balatan - Sulawesi Tengah
34. Bali - Bali
35. Bali Aga - NTB/NTT
36. Banda - Maluku
37. Banggai - Sulawesi Tengah
38. Bangka - Sumatra
39. Banjar – Kalimantan Selatan
40. Banjar Hulu – Kalimantan Selatan
41. Banjar Kuala – Kalimantan Selatan
42. Banten - Jawa Barat
43. Bantenan - Sulawesi
44. Bantik - Sulawesi Utara
45. Banyak - Sumatra
46. Basap - Kalimantan
47. Batak - Sumatra
48. Batang Lupar - Kalimantan
49. Batanta - Papua
50. Batin - Jambi
51. Batu - Sumatra
52. Batu Blah - Kalimantan
53. Bawean - Jawa
54. Bela - Sumatra
55. Belang - Sulawesi
56. Belu - NTB/NTT
57. Bengkulu - Bengkulu
58. Benua - Sumatra
59. Berusu - Kalimantan Timur
60. Besoa - Sulawesi
61. Betawi - DKI Jakarta/Jawa Barat
62. Biaju - Kalimantan
63. Biak - Papua
64. Biasaya - Kalimantan
65. Biliton - Sumatra
66. Bima - NTB
67. Bituni - Papua
68. Bobongko - Sulawesi
69. Bodha - NTB/NTT
70. Boh - Kalimantan
71. Bolaang Mongondow - Sulawesi Selatan
72. Bonfia - Maluku
73. Bonai - Riau
74. Bugis - Sulawesi Selatan
75. Bukar, Dayak - Kalimantan
76. Bukar, Punan - Kalimantan
77. Bukit - Kalimantan
78. Bukitan - Kalimantan
79. Bukupai - Kalimantan Barat
80. Buli - Maluku
81. Bulungan - KalimantanTimur
82. Bungku - Sulawesi
83. Buol - Sulawesi
84. Buru -Maluku
85. Busang - Kalimantan
86. Buton - Sulawesi Tenggara
87. Buyu - Sulawesi
88. Caniago - Sumatra Barat
89. Cina - Jawa / Kalimantan / DKI Jakarta / Sumatra
90. Damar - Maluku/NTB/NTT
91. Dani - Papua
92. Darat - Sumatra
93. Dawan - NTT
94. Dayak – Kalimantan Barat / Kalimantan Tengah
95. Demta - Papua
96. Desa - Kalimantan
97. Dodongko - NTB/NTT
98. Dompo - NTB/NTT
99. Dusun - Kalimantan Barat
100. Ende - NTB/NTT
101. Enggano - Bengkulu
102. Flores - NTT
103. Furuaru - Maluku
104. Galela - Maluku
105. Gene - Maluku
106. Gayo - DI Aceh
107. Genyem - Papua
108. Gimpu - Sulawesi
109. Goram - Maluku
110. Gorontalo - Sulawesi Utara
111. Guai - Papua
112. Guci - Sumatra Barat
113. Halmahera -Maluku
114. Hattam - Papua
115. Helong - NTT
116. Hutan - Riau
117. Iban - Kalimantan
118. Iha - Papua
119. Jakui - Papua
120. Jambak - Sumatra Barat
121. Jambi - Jambi
122. Jawa - DI Yogyakarta /Jawa Timur/Jawa Teangah/Bali/Sumatra
123. Juru - Sumatra
124. Kabaena - Sulawesi
125. Kadayan - Kalimantan
126. Kahayan - Kalimantan
127. Kadipan - Sulawesi
128. Kaili - Sulawesi Tengah
129. Kalabit - Kalimantan
130. Kangean - JawaTengah
131. Kanowit - Kalimantan
132. Kapauku - Papua
133. Karimun - JawaTengah
134. Karo - Sumatra Utara
135. Katingan - Kalimantan
136. Kayan - Kalimantan Timur
137. Kayoa - Maluku
138. Kei - Maluku
139. Kelai - Kalimantan
140. Kenya - Kalimantan Timur
141. Kerinci - Jambi
142. Kiman - Papua
143. Kinadu - Sulawesi
144. Kinjing - Kalimantan
145. Kisan - Sumatra Selatan
146. Kisar - Sumatra Selatan
147. Klamantan - Kalimantan
148. Kluet - DI Aceh
149. Kodombuku - Sulawesi
150. Komering - Sumatra Selatan
151. KotaWaringin - Kalimantan
152. Koto - Sumetra Barat
153. Kubu -Jambi /Sumatra Selatan
154. Kulawi - Sulawesi Tengah
155. Kulisusu - Sulawesi Tenggara
156. Kupang - NTB/NTT
157. Lage - Sulawesi
158. Lajolo - Sulawesi
159. Laki - Sulawesi Tenggara
160. Lalaeo - Sulawesi
161. Lambatu - Sulawesi
162. Lampu - Sulawesi
163. Lampung - Lampung
164. Land Dayak - Kalimantan
165. Larantuka
166. Laras Fordata - Maluku
167. Laut - Riau
168. Lawangan - Kalimantan Barat
169. Lebong - Bengkulu
170. Leboni - Sulawesi
171. Lematang - Sumatra Selatan
172. Leti - NTB/NTT/Maluku
173. Lindu - Sulawesi
174. Lingga - Sumatra
175. Lio - NTB/NTT
176. Lisum - Kalimantan
177. Loda - Maluku
178. Loinang - Sulawesi
179. Lom - Sumatra
180. Lombleng - NTB/NTT
181. Lombok - NTB
182. Long Giat - Kalimantan
183. Long Kiput - Kalimantan
184. Long Wai - Kalimantan
185. Lundu - Kalimantan
186. Lugat - Kalimantan
187. Lubu - Sumatra
188. Maayan - Kalimantan Barat
189. Maba - Maluku
190. Madura - Jawa Timur/Bali
191. Mairasi - Papua
192. Makasar - Sulawesi Selatan
193. Makian - Maluku
194. Mamak - Sumatra
195. Mamasa - Sulawesi
196. Memberamo - Papua
197. Membaro - NTB/NTT
198. Mamuju - Sulawesi
199. Manado - Sulawesi Utara
200. Mandailing - Sumatra Utara
201. Mandar - Sulawesi Selatan
202. Manggarai - NTB/NTT
203. Mangki - Sulawesi
204. Manikion - Papua
205. Manyukei - Kalimantan
206. Mapia - Papua
207. Mapute - Sulawesi
208. Marea - NTB/NTT
209. Marindanim - Papua
210. Maronene - Sulawesi
211. Masenrempulu - Sulawesi
212. Matano - Sulawesi
213. Mbaluh - Kalimantan
214. Medan - Sumatra
215. Meibrat - Papua
216. Melanau - Kalimantan
217. Melayu - Kalimantan/Sumatra Utara/Riau/Jambi/Bengkulu/Lampung
218. Mengkongga - Sulawesi
219. Mimika - Papua
220. Minahasa - Sulawesi Utara
221. Minangkabau - Sumatra Barat
222. Misol - Papua
223. Moa - Maluku
224. Moni - Papua
225. Morotai - Maluku
226. Mualang - Kalimantan
227. Muna - Sulawesi Tenggara
228. Murik - Kalimantan
229. Murung - Kalimantan
230. Murut - Kalimantan Tengah
231. Musihulu - sumatra
232. Muyu - Papua
233. Mori - Sulawesi Tengah
234. Moronene - Sulawesi Tengah
235. Bage Keo - NTB/NTT
236. Nafuna - Sumatra
237. Ngada - NTB/NTT
238. Ngayu - Kalimantan Barat
239. Nias - Sumatra Utara
240. NilaTeun Serui - Maluku
241. Numfor - Papua
242. Obi - Maluku
243. Orang Depok - DKI Jakarta
244. Orang Laut - Sumatra
245. Orang Tugu - DKI Jakarta
246. Osing - Jawa Timur
247. Ot Danum Ngayu - Kalimantan Barat
248. Ot Danum Punan - Kalimantan Tengah
249. Pakambia - Sulawesi
250. Pakawa - Sulawesi
251. Pakpak - Sumatra
252. Palembang - Sumatra Selatan
253. Palu - Sulawesi Tengah
254. Pamona - Sulawesi Tengah
255. Pantai Timur - Papua
256. Pantar - NTB/NTT
257. Panyalai - Sumatra Barat
258. Parigi - Sulawesi
259. Patai - Kalimantan
260. Patani - Maluku
261. Patasiwa Putih - Maluku
262. Patasiwa Hitam - Maluku
263. Pebato - Sulawesi
264. Penghulu - Jambi
265. Penyabong - Kalimantan
266. Piliang - Sumatra Barat
267. Pipikoro - Sulawesi
268. Pisang - Sumatra Barat
269. Pitu Ulama - Sulawesi
270. Prihing - Kalimantan
271. Ponosokan - Sulawesi
272. Pontianak - Kalimantan
273. Poso - Sulawesi
274. Pulo - Sumatra
275. Punan - kalimantan Tengah /Kalimantan Barat
276. Pu'u Mboto - Sulawesi
277. Rampi - Sulawesi
278. Ranau - Sumatra Selatan
279. Rato - Sulawesi
280. Rawas - Sumatra Selatan/Lampung
281. Rejang - Bengkulu/Sumatra Selatan
282. Riau - Sumatra
283. Riung - NTB/NTT
284. Roma Dama - Maluku
285. Rongkong - Sulawesi
286. Rote - Nusa Tenggara Timur
287. Ruma - NTB/NTT
288. Saban - Kalimantan
289. Sabu - Nusa Tenggara Timur
290. Sadang - Sulawesi
291. Sadong Dayak - Kalimantan
292. Sakai - Riau
293. Salawati - Papua
294. Saluan - Sulawesi
295. Salu Maogge - Sulawesi
296. Samarinda - Kalimantan
297. Samin - Jawa Tengah
298. Sangau - NTB/NTT
299. Sangir - Sulawesi Utara
300. Sapudi - Jawa
301. Saputan - Kalimantan
302. Sami - Papua
303. Saruyan - Kalimantan
304. Sasak - NusaTenggara Barat
305. Schouten - Papua
306. Sebop - Kalimantan
307. Segal - Kalimantan
308. Sekadau - kalimantan
309. Sekah - Sumatra
310. Seko - Sulawesi
311. Selaru - Maluku
312. Selayar - Sulawesi
313. Samendo - Lampung
314. Senggi - Papua
315. Sentani - Papua
316. Seram - Maluku
317. Sermana - Maluku
318. Serua - Maluku
319. Serut - Papua
320. Seti - Maluku
321. Seumeulu - Sumatra
322. Siang - Kalimantan
323. Sichole - Sumatra
324. Sidin - Kalimantan
325. Sigi - Sulawesi
326. Sikka - NTB/NTT
327. Sikumbang - Sumatra Barat
328. Simalungun - Sumatra Utara
329. Simalur - Sumatra
330. Simelu - DI Aceh
331. Singkil - DI Aceh
332. Siong - Kalimantan
333. Sokah - Bengkulu
334. Solor - NTB/NTT
335. Sula - Maluku
336. Sumba - NusaTenggara Timur
337. Sumbawa - Nusa Tenggara Barat
338. Sunda - Jawa Timur
339. Tabuyan - Kalimantan
340. Tagal - Kalimantan
341. Talaud - Sulawesi
342. Tali Abu - Maluku
343. Talang - Riau
344. Tampus - Jawa
345. Tanibar - Maluku
346. Taman - Kalimantan
347. Tabe'e - Sulawesi
348. Tambelan - Sumatra
349. Tambak - Sumatra Barat
350. Tamiang - Di Aceh
351. Tangalan - Kalimantan
352. Tanjung - Sumatra Barat
353. Tapung - Sumatra
354. Tamonan - Kalimantan
355. Tarakan - Kalimantan
356. Tawaelia - Sulawesi
357. Teluk Jayapura - Papua
358. Tengger - Jawa Timur
359. Ternate -Maluku
360. Teun - Maluku
361. Tidung - Kalimantan Timur
362. Timur - Sumatra
363. Toala - Sulawesi
364. Toba - Sumatra Utara
365. To Balantik - Sulawesi
366. To Belo - Maluku
367. To Ganti - Sulawesi
368. To Gian - Sulawesi
369. Togitil - Maluku
370. Tojo - Sulawesi
371. To Laiwa - Sulawesi
372. To Landawe - Sulawesi
373. Toli - Toli - Sulawesi
374. To Loinang - Sulawesi
375. Tolour - Sulawesi
376. Tombolu - Sulawesi
377. To Mini - Sulawesi
378. To Mori - Sulawesi
379. Tompakawe - Sulawesi
380. Tondano - Sulawesi
381. Tonsawang - Sulawesi
382. Tonsea - Sulawesi
383. Tonsina - Sulawesi
384. Toraja - Sulawesi Selatan
385. Totemboan - Sulawesi
386. Treng - Kalimantan
387. Tring - Kalimantan
388. Uhundun - Papua
389. Ukit - Kalimantan

Daftar Juara Piala Dunia - World Cup Champions

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 23:29:00 +0000

Daftar Juara Piala Dunia - World Cup Champions. Football World Cup is one of the most prestigious event on earth. Millions of football fans await this event with great enthusiasm, willing to snatch up tickets to watch his favorite players who competed in the World Cup. Until recently, the World Cup has been held 19 times. Starting from the First World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 until the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Well, here is a list of all-time World Cup champion.

Daftar Juara Piala Dunia - World Cup Champions
1. Uruguay 1930 Juara Uruguay.
2. Italia 1934 juara Italia.
3. Prancis 1938 juara Italia.
4. Brasil 1950 juara Uruguay.
5. Swiss 1954 juara Jerman.
6. Swedia 1958 juara Brasil.
7. Cili 1962 juara Brasil.
8. Inggris 1966 juara Inggris.
9. Meksiko 1970 juara Brasil.
10. Jerman 1974 juara Jerman.
11. Argentina 1978 juara Argentina.
12. Spanyol 1982 juara Italia.
13., Meksiko 1986 juara Argentina.
14. Italia 1990 juara Jerman.
15. Amerika Serikat 1994 juara Brasil.
16. Prancis 1998 juara Prancis.
17. Korea Selatan-Jepang 2002 juara Brasil.
18. Jerman 2006 juara Italia.
19. Afrika Selatan 2010 Juara ?????.

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Bandung - Cheap Hotels in Bandung

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 23:18:00 +0000

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Bandung - Cheap Hotels in Bandung. Vacation is one of the best options for those of you who are bored with your job. With a vacation, you can be more calm and clear the mind of many problems in work or household. One of the tourist destination as a favorite vacation spot is Bandung. Bandung is the capital of West Java province, which is known as' Parijs van Java " because of the beauty of this city.

For those of you who want to vacation to the city of Bandung, the following is a list of cheap hotels in Bandung, whose price ranges from Rp. 100,000 to Rp. 300 000.

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Bandung - Cheap Hotels in Bandung

Edelweiss Hotel
Jl. Sukajadi No. 206
Bandung - 40161
Jawa Barat, Indonesia
Telp: 022-2032369

Graha Sartika Hotel
Jl. Pelajar Pejuang 45 No 42
Bandung
Telp: 022-7312516, 022-7303369
Standard Room Rp150.000,-(NON AC)
Executive Room Rp 180.000,-(AC)
Deluxe Room Rp 200.000,-(AC)
Superior Room Rp 220.000,-(AC)
Suite Room Rp 240.000,-(AC)

Cherry Home Residence
Daerah Pasteur
Telp : 022-2021628

Wisma Telkom
Jl. Geger Kalong, 100m dr Enhai
Telp : 022-2014508 ext. 2715

Marala
Pelajar Pejuang 45/114-116
Telp: 022-7307946
Weekday Std Rp 225,000, Deluxe Rp 300,000
Weekend Std Rp 250,000, Deluxe Rp 300,000

Puri Tomat Dago
Jl. Ir. H. Juanda 420 (seberang Hotel Jayakarta)
Telp : 022-2501746

Puri Gardenia Hotel
Telp : 022-2501221
Ext : 225.000

Wisma Pertamina Sawunggaling
Telp : 022-4231897 atau 021-3860994
Double : Rp 160.000
Triple : Rp 180.000

List of Presidents and Vice Presidents of Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 04:59:00 +0000

List of Presidents and Vice Presidents of Indonesia. Here is a list of Presidents and Vice Presidents of Indonesia, the president and first vice-president, Ir.Soekarno - Moh. Hatta, until the President and Vice President of Indonesia today, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono - Boediono.

I. Ir. Soekarno - Hatta (1945 - 1967)

In 1956, Mohammad Hatta resigned, so the position of vice president of blanks. The new position of vice president recharged when Hamengkubuwono IX become vice president in 1973.

II. Suharto - Hamengkubuwono IX (1967 - 1978)

III. Suharto - Adam Malik (1978 - 1983)

IV. Suharto - Umar Wirahadikusumah (1983 - 1988)

V. Suharto - Sudharmono (1988 - 1993)

VI. Suharto - Try Sutrisno (1993-1998)

VII. Suharto - Baharuddin Jusuf Habibie (1998)

During this leadership, Soeharto resigned on May 21, 1998 because of the insistence of the people who want reform. Government delegated to the Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia, BJ Habibie.

VIII. Baharuddin Jusuf Habibie (1998 - 1999)

When Suharto stepped down in 1998, his position was replaced by BJ Habibie. Because of "UUD 1945" (before amended) does not explain about the vacancy of vice president, then this position remains empty. Habibie is a Vice President and also President of Indonesia with the shortest tenure.

IX. Abdurrahman Wahid - Megawati Sukarnoputri (1999 - 2001)

X. Megawati Sukarnoputri - Hamzah Haz (2001 - 2004)

XI. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono - Jusuf Kalla (2004 - 2009)

XII. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono - Boediono (2009 - 2014)

Lirik Bagimu Negeri (Padamu Negeri) - Lagu Nasional

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 02:12:00 +0000

Lirik Bagimu Negeri (Padamu Negeri) - Lagu Wajib Nasional. All corners of Indonesia ever heard and sang the patriotic song "Bagimu Negeri", created by Kusbini. He managed to create a phenomenal song that remains blown up until now because the song could evoke the spirit of nationalism for Indonesian people. Kusbini including one of the freedom fighters who struggled through art and song.

In addition to the song Bagimu Negeri, Kusbini also the author of other patriotic songs such as Cinta Tanah Air, Merdeka, Pembangunan, and Salam Merdeka.

Bagimu Negeri

Lyrics and song by Kusbini

Padamu negeri kami berjanji
Padamu negeri kami berbakti
Padamu negeri kami mengabdi
Bagimu negeri jiwa raga kami

Lirik Indonesia Raya - Lagu Kebangsaan (National Anthem)

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 23:00:00 +0000

Lirik Indonesia Raya. Indonesia's National Anthem - Lagu Kebangsaan Indonesia. Indonesia Raya is the national anthem of the Republic of Indonesia. Indonesia Raya song was first introduced on October 28, 1928, by its composer, Wage Rudolf Soepratman, when the Second Youth Congress in Batavia. This song marks the birth of nationalist movements throughout Indonesia. The first stanza Indonesia Raya was chosen as the national anthem when Indonesia proclaimed its independence on August 17, 1945.

Lirik Lagu - Song Lyrics

Indonesia Raya
by Wage Rudolf Supratman

Indonesia, tanah airku
Tanah tumpah darahku
Di sanalah aku berdiri
Jadi pandu ibuku

Indonesia, kebangsaanku
Bangsa dan tanah airku
Marilah kita berseru
"Indonesia bersatu!"

Hiduplah tanahku, hiduplah negeriku
Bangsaku, rakyatku, semuanya
Bangunlah jiwanya, bangunlah badannya
Untuk Indonesia Raya

REFRAIN :

Indonesia Raya, merdeka, merdeka!
Tanahku, negeriku yang kucinta
Indonesia Raya, merdeka, merdeka!
Hiduplah Indonesia Raya!

Indonesia Raya, merdeka, merdeka!
Tanahku, negeriku yang kucinta
Indonesia Raya, merdeka, merdeka!
Hiduplah Indonesia Raya!

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Indonesia, my native land
The land where I shed my blood
There, I stand
To be the guard of my motherland

Indonesia, my nationality
My nation and my homeland
Let us exclaim
"Indonesia unites!"

Long live my land, long live my state
My nation, my people, entirely
Build its soul, build its body
For the Great Indonesia

REFRAIN :

Great Indonesia, independent & sovereign!
My land, my country which I love
Great Indonesia, independent & sovereign!
Long live Great Indonesia!

Great Indonesia, independent & sovereign!
My land, my country which I love
Great Indonesia, independent & sovereign!
Long live Great Indonesia!

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Indonesia, tanah yang mulia
Tanah kita yang kaya
Di sanalah aku berdiri
Untuk s'lama-lamanya

Indonesia, tanah pusaka
P'saka kita semuanya
Marilah kita mendoa
"Indonesia bahagia!"

Suburlah tanahnya, suburlah jiwanya
Bangsanya, rakyatnya, semuanya
Sadarlah hatinya, sadarlah budinya
Untuk Indonesia Raya

REFRAIN

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Indonesia, a noble country
Our wealthy land
There, I stand
Forever and ever

Indonesia, a hereditary land
A heritage of ours
Let us pray
"For Indonesians' happiness!"

Fertile may its soil, flourish may its soul
Its nation, its people, entirely
Aware may its heart, aware may its mind
For the Great Indonesia

REFRAIN

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Indonesia, tanah yang suci
Tanah kita yang sakti
Di sanalah aku berdiri
N'jaga ibu sejati

Indonesia, tanah berseri
Tanah yang aku sayangi
Marilah kita berjanji
"Indonesia abadi!"

S'lamatlah rakyatnya, s'lamatlah putranya
Pulaunya, lautnya, semuanya
Majulah Neg'rinya, majulah pandunya
Untuk Indonesia Raya

REFRAIN

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Indonesia, a sacred land
Our victorious country
There, I stand
To guard the pure motherland

Indonesia, a radiant land
A land which I adore
Let us pledge
"Indonesia is eternal!"

Safe may its people, safe may its children
Its islands, its seas, entirely
Progressive may the state, its scouts advance
For the Great Indonesia

REFRAIN

Daftar Nama Stasiun TV di Indonesia & Website

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:47:00 +0000

Daftar Nama Stasiun TV di Indonesia & Website. Do you still watch TVRI Channel? Seeing the increasing number of TV stations in Indonesia today, I am very confident that the majority of Indonesian people would answer "No!". Competition among private TV stations in Indonesia is more competitive. Each TV station should be able to present creative events and accepted by the community. In fact, every TV station must have an event that became the mainstay.

For example, Trans 7 (TV7) presents "Live MotoGP." TransTV presents the Reality Show Termehek-mehek, SCTV with his famous soap operas, Global TV and RCTI with the live broadcast of World Cup 2010, ANTV with the live broadcast of Indonesia Super League, and many more.

Well, here is a list of tv stations in Indonesia.

Daftar Nama Stasiun TV di Indonesia

National TV

* Televisi Republik Indonesia (TVRI) (Website: http://www.tvri.co.id )
* Cakrawala Andalas Televisi (ANteve) (Website: http://www.an.tv )
* Global TV (GTV) (Website: http://www.globaltv.co.id )
* Indosiar (Website: http://www.indosiar.com )
* Lativi (Website: http://www.lativi.com )
* MetroTV (Website: http://www.metrotvnews.com )
* Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia (RCTI) (Website: http://www.rcti.tv )
* Surya Citra Televisi (SCTV) (Website: http://www.sctv.co.id )
* Televisi Pendidikan Indonesia (TPI) (Website: http://www.tpi.tv )
* Televisi Transformasi Indonesia (Trans TV) (Website: http://www.transtv.co.id )
* Trans 7 (TV7) (Website: http://www.tv7.co.id )

Regional TV

* TVRI Regional stations Surabaya, Makassar, Bandung, Padang, Jogja, Denpasar, etc. (Website: http://www.tvrisby.com http://www.tvrimakassar.com )
* Agropolitan TV (ATV)- Batu, East Java
* Batu Televisi - Batu, East Java ( Website: http://www.geocities.com/batutelevisi )
* Bali TV - Bali
* Batam TV - Batam (Riau Pos Group)
* Bukittingi Televisi (BiTV) - Bukit Tinggi, Sumatra
* Bunaken TV - Manado
* Cahaya Televisi Banten (CTV) - Tangerang, Banten
* Gospel Overseas Television Network (GOTV) - Manado
* Jawa Pos Televisi (JTV) (Website: http://www.jtvrek.com )
* Jogja TV - Jogjakarta
* Makassar TV - Makassar
* O Channel - Jakarta
* Pacific TV - Manado
* Riau Televisi (Riau TV) - Pekanbaru, Riau (Riau Pos Group)
* Reksa Birama TV (RBTV) - Jogjakarta ( RB Group - Galeri Video - Amikom )
* Sri Gemilang TV (SGTV) - Inhil,Riau
* Televisi Manado (TVM)
* Tugu TV - Jogjakarta
* TV Borobudur (TVB) - Semarang, Central Java
* Bogor TV- Bogor, West Java
* GO TV- Cikarang, Bekasi, West Java
* Terang Abadi TV (TATV) - Solo, Central Java
* TVKU - Semarang, Central Java

Cable TV

* Indovision (Indovision) (Website: http://www.indovision.tv )
* Kabelvision (Kabelvision) (Website: http://www.kabelvision.com )

Daftar Nama Gunung/Pegunungan Di Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 23:30:00 +0000

Daftar Nama Gunung/Pegunungan Di Indonesia. Mount Merapi is one of the famous mountain in Indonesia. The mountain is located on the island of java, or more precisely located in the province of Central Java. This mountain is known for a very unique natural beauty. But Mount Merapi was not the only mountain in Indonesia, because Indonesia has a large collection of mountain, which are also very nice. Some mountains are famous, and became a tourist destination. Here is a list of mountains in Indonesia.

Daftar Nama Gunung/Pegunungan Di Indonesia - List of Mountains in Indonesia

Bali
Gunung Abang (2.152 m) Gunung Agung (3.142 m)
Gunung Batukau (2.276 m) Gunung Batur (1.717 m)

Gunung Catur (2.098 m) Gunung Sangiang (2.087 m)

Bengkulu
Gunung Bapagat (2.732 m)                        Gunung Dempo (3.159 m)
Gunung Dingin (2.020 m)                           Gunung Gadang (2.466 m)
Gunung Patah (2.817 m)                            Gunung Runcing (2.221 m)
Gunung Seblat (2.883 m)                           Gunung Tangkitlebak (2.115 m)

DI Aceh
Gunung Abong-abong (3.015 m)                Gunung Bandahara (3.030 m)
Gunung Bateekeubeu (2.840 m)                  Gunung Bateemecica (1.140 m)
Gunung Bumi Geureudong (2.670 m)          Gunung Bumi Telong (2.600 m)
Gunung Geureudong (2.590 m)                   Gunung Leuser (4.446 m)
Gunung Mueajan (3.079 m)                         Gunung Panet Sagu (3.019 m)
Gunung Panjang (2.023 m)                         Gunung Perkison (2.532 m)
Gunung Segama (2.015 m)                         Gunung Sorik Merapi (2.145 m)
Gunung Tangga (2.500 m)                          Gunung Tinjaulaut (2.105 m)
Gunung Ulumasen (2.390 m)

Jambi
Gunung Sumbing (2.507 m) Gunung Masurai (2.935 m)

Jawa Barat
Gunung Bukittunggul (2.203 m)                   Gunung Burangrong (2.064 m)
Gunung Cikurai (2.821 m)                           Gunung Cireme (3.078 m)
Gunung Galunggung (2.168 m)                   Gunung Gede (2.958 m)
Gunung Guntur (2.249 m)                           Gunung Kancana (2.182 m)
Gunung Malabar (2.321 m)                         Gunung Masigit (2.078 m)
Gunung Pangrango (3.019 m)                     Gunung Papandayan (2.665 m)
Gunung Patuha (2.434 m)                           Gunung Salak (2.211 m)
Gunung Tangkuban Perahu (2.084 m)          Gunung Telaga Bodas (2.201 m)
Gunung Tilu (2.040 m)                                Gunung Wayang (2.181 m)
Gunung Windu (2.054 m)

Jawa Tengah
Gunung Bismo (2.365 m)                           Gunung Merapi (2.914 m)
Gunung Merbabu (3.142 m)                        Gunung Muria (1.602 m)
Gunung Perahu (2.565 m)                           Gunung Rogojembangan (2.177 m)
Gunung Slamet (3.418 m)                           Gunung Sumbing (3.371 m)
Gunung Sundoro (3.150 m)                        Gunung Ungaran (2.050 m)

Jawa Timur
Gunung Anjasmoro (2.282 m)                     Gunung Argomayang (2.198 m)
Gunung Argopuro (3.088 m)                       Gunung Arjuna (3.339 m)
Gunung Bromo (2.392 m)                           Gunung Butak (2.868 m)
Gunung Cemarakuning (2.248 m)                Gunung Jambangan (2.482 m)
Gunung Kawi (2.651 m)                              Gunung Kelud (1.731 m)
Gunung Lawu (3.265 m)                             Gunung Liman (2.512 m)
Gunung Mahameru/Semeru (3.676 m)         Gunung Merapi (2.800 m)
Gunung Raung (3.332 m)                           Gunung Suket (2.950 m)
Gunung Welirang (3.166 m)                        Gunung Wilis (2.169 m)

Kalimantan Barat
Gunung Bukitraya (2.278 m)

Kalimantan Timur
Gunung Harun (2.160 m) Gunung Liangpran (2.240 m)

Lampung
Gunung Krakatau (913 m) Gunung Tanggamas (2.102 m)

Maluku
Gunung Binaiya (3.019 m)                          Gunung Gamalama (2.700 m)
Gunung Kapaladmada (2.429 m)                Gunung Laworkawra (4.481 m)
Gunung Legatala (4.241 m)                        Gunung Nieuwerkerk (4.185 m)
Gunung Serawema (4.355 m)                      Gunung Sibela (2.111 m)
Gunung Wetar (5.282 m)                            Gunung Wurlali (4.668 m)

Nusa Tenggara Barat
Gunung Ebulolobo (2.123 m)                     Gunung Rinjani (3.726 m)
Gunung Kalimutu (1.640 m)                        Gunung Kondo (2.947 m)
Gunung Nangi (2.330 m)                            Gunung Tambora (2.851 m)

Gunung Inerie (2.245 m)

Nusa Tenggara Timur
Gunung Batutara (3.750 m) Gunung Keknemo (2.070 m)
Gunung Ranakah (2.400 m)

Papua
Gunung Arfak (2.940 m)                             Gunung Derabaro (4.150 m)
Gunung Dwikora (4.750 m)                         Gunung Jaya/Ngapulu (5.030 m)
Gunung Kwoko (3.000 m)                           Gunung Mandala (4.700 m)
Gunung Redoura (3.083 m)                        Gunung Togwomeri (2.680 m)
Gunung Trikora (4.750 m)                           Gunung Yamin (4.595 m)
Gunung Yaramamafaka (3.370 m)

Pulau Sangir

Gunung Api (5.000 m)

Sulawesi Selatan
Gunung Anuan (3.673 m)                            Gunung Balease (3.016 m)
Gunung Gandadinata (3.074 m)                  Gunung Kabinturu (2.655 m)
Gunung Kambuno (2.950 m)                       Gunung Lampobatang (2.871 m)
Gunung Paroreang (2.616 m)                      Gunung Rantemado (3.445 m)
Gunung Sinajai (2.669 m)                           Gunung Tolondokalaud (2.884 m)

Sulawesi Tengah
Gunung Butumpu (2.400 m)                        Gunung Daku (2.304 m)
Gunung Dali (2.253 m)                               Gunung Dampal (2.304 m)
Gunung Gawalisi (2.023 m)                         Gunung Gentilomatinan (2.207 m)
Gunung Kulawi (3.311 m)                           Gunung Lambuno (2.443 m)
Gunung Lompopana (2.480 m)                   Gunung Lumut (2.234 m)
Gunung Mad (2.552 m)                              Gunung Malino (2.443 m)
Gunung Maruwali (2.280 m)                        Gunung Nokilalaki (2.355 m)
Gunung Ogoamas (2.565 m)                      Gunung Pekawa (2.314 m)
Gunung Rerekautimdu (2.508 m)                 Gunung Salai (2.040 m)
Gunung Sidole (2.099 m)                           Gunung Sonjo (3.225 m)
Gunung Tambusisi (2.422 m)                      Gunung Tanamatua (2.543 m)
Gunung Tinombala (2.183 m)                      Gunung Towengkeli (2.229 m)
Gunung Tumpu (2.400 m)

Sulawesi Tenggara
Gunung Mengkoka (2.790 m) Gunung Watuwila (2.000 m)

Sulawesi Utara
Gunung Awu (3.330 m)                               Gunung Boliohutu (2.065 m)
Gunung Colo (2.509 m)                              Gunung Karangetung (2.700 m)
Gunung Klabat (2.022 m)                           Gunung Tentolomatinan (2.207 m)

Sumatra Barat
Gunung Gedang (2.050 m)                         Gunung Kerinci (3.800 m)
Gunung Maitang (2.262 m)                         Gunung Marapai (2.891 m)
Gunung Ophir (2.191 m)                             Gunung Pantai Cermin (2.690 m)
Gunung Pasaman (2.900 m)                       Gunung Singgalang (2.877 m)
Gunung Talakmau (2.912 m)                       Gunung Talang (2.597 m)
Gunung Tandiket (2.438 m)

Sumatra Selatan
Gunung Besagi (2.232 m)

Sumatra Utara
Gunung Sibayak (2.094 m)                         Gunung Sibuatan (2.457 m)
Gunung Sihabuhabu (2.300 m)                   Gunung Sinabung (2.412 m)
Gunung Sipoimcim (2.199 m)                     Gunung Tampunanjing (2.008 m)
Gunung Kalau (2.171 m)

Daftar Danau/Waduk Di Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 21:30:00 +0000

Daftar Danau/Waduk Di Indonesia. Lake Toba is one of the famous lake in Indonesia. The lake is located on the island of Sumatra, or more precisely located in the province of North Sumatra. This lake is known for a very unique natural beauty. But lake Toba was not the only lake in Indonesia, because Indonesia has a large collection of lakes, which are also very nice. Some lakes are famous, and became a tourist destination. Here is a list of lakes / reservoirs in Indonesia.

Daftar Danau/Waduk Di Indonesia - List Of Lake in Indonesia

Batas Lampung and SumSel
Danau Ranau

Bengkulu
Danau Dendam Tak Sudah, Danau Emas, Danau Tes

DI Aceh
Danau Ancueloot, Danau Laut Realoih, Danau Laut Tawar

Jambi
Danau Dipacampat, Danau Sipin

Sumatra Barat
Danau Di Atas, Danau Di Bawah, Danau Kerinci, Danau Maninjau, Danau Singkarak

Sumatra Selatan
Danau Airhitam, Danau Jembawan, Danau Lubuk Deling, Danau Teloko

Sumatra Utara
Danau Toba

Lampung
Danau Jepara, Danau Waduk Way Rarem

Jawa Barat
Danau Pangkalan, Danau Rawa Dano, Danau Situ Bagendit, Danau Situ Cileunca, Danau Situ Langkung, Danau Situ Lengkong, Danau Situ Sipanunjang, Danau Telaga Patenggang, Danau Waduk Cirata, Danau Waduk Darma, Danau Waduk Jatiluhur, Danau Waduk Saguling

Jawa Tengah
Danau Rawa Pening, Danau Telaga Menjer, Danau Waduk Cacaban, Danau Waduk Cengklik, Danau Waduk Gajah Mungkur, Danau Waduk Melahayu, Danau Waduk Sempor, Danau Waduk Wadas Lintang

Jawa Timur
Danau Kawah Ijen, Danau Kawah Kelut, Danau Pacai, Danau Rawa Kelindingan, Danau Telaga Sarangan, Danau Waduk Gonclang, Danau Waduk Karangkates, Danau Waduk Klampis, Danau Waduk Lahor, Danau Waduk Ngebel, Danau Waduk Selarego, Danau Waduk Widas

Kalimantan Tengah
Danau Mepara

Kalimantan Barat
Danau Bekuan, Danau Belida, Danau Genali, Danau Sentarum, Danau Tang

Kalimantan Selatan
Danau Bangkau, Danau Bitin, Danau Waduk Riam Kanan

Kalimantan Tengah
Danau Bambenan, Danau Cembulu, Danau Ganting, Danau Gatel, Danau Kenamfui, Danau Limut, Danau Matur, Danau Raya, Danau Sembuluh, Danau Terusan, Danau Tete

Kalimantan Timur
Danau Jempang, Danau Melintang, Danau Semayang

NTB
Danau Segara Anak, Danau Batu Jai, Danau Tambara

Nusa Tenggara Timur
Danau Kalimutu/Telaga Tiga Warna

Papua
Danau Anggi Giji, Danau Anggi Gita, Danau Biru, Danau Paninai, Danau Rombebai, Danau Sentani, Danau Tage, Danau Ti Bi, Danau Tonjidat, Danau Yamur, Danau Yawasi

Sulawesi Selatan
Danau Mahalona, Danau Matana, Danau Sidenreng, Danau Tempe, Danau Towuti

Sulawesi Tengah
Danau Lindu, Danau Poso

Sulawesi Utara
Danau Danau, Danau Limboto, Danau Linouw, Danau Moat,Danau Tondano

Bali
Danau Batu, Danau Bratan, Danau Buyan, Danau Tamblingan

Daftar Nama Provinsi/Propinsi di Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 00:28:00 +0000

Daftar Nama Provinsi di Indonesia. Here is a list of provinces in Indonesia. Currently, there are 33 provinces in Indonesia which is divided from, 30 provinces, 2 special regions (daerah istimewa), and a special area of the capital (daerah khusus ibukota).

Daftar Nama Provinsi di Indonesia
Provinsi Nanggro Aceh Darussalam - Capital city : Banda Aceh
Provinsi Sumatera Utara - Capital city : Medan
Provinsi Sumatera Barat - Capital city : Padang
Provinsi Riau - Capital city : Pekan Baru
Provinsi Kepulauan Riau - Capital city : Tanjung Pinang
Provinsi Jambi - Capital city : Jambi
Provinsi Sumatera Selatan - Capital city : Palembang
Provinsi Bangka Belitung - Capital city : Pangkal Pinang
Provinsi Bengkulu - Capital city : Bengkulu
Provinsi Lampung - Capital city : Bandar Lampung
Provinsi DKI Jakarta - Capital city : Jakarta
Provinsi Jawa Barat - Capital city : Bandung
Provinsi Banten - Capital city : Serang
Provinsi Jawa Tengah - Capital city : Semarang
Provinsi Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta - Capital city : Yogyakarta
Provinsi Jawa Timur - Capital city : Surabaya
Provinsi Bali - Capital city : Denpasar
Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Barat - Capital city : Mataram
Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur - Capital city : Kupang
Provinsi Kalimantan Barat - Capital city : Pontianak
Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah - Capital city : Palangkaraya
Provinsi Kalimantan Selatan - Capital city : Banjarmasin
Provinsi Kalimantan Timur - Capital city : Samarinda
Provinsi Sulawesi Utara - Capital city : Manado
Provinsi Gorontalo - Capital city : Gorontalo
Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah - Capital city : Palu
Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara - Capital city : Kendari
Provinsi Sulawesi Selatan - Capital city : Makassar
Provinsi Maluku - Capital city : Ambon
Provinsi Maluku Utara - Capital city : Ternate
Provinsi Papua Barat - Capital city : Sorong
Provinsi Papua Tengah - Capital city : Timika
Provinsi Papua Timur - Capital city : Jayapura

Tari-Tarian Daerah/Tradisional - Indonesia Dance

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 23:43:00 +0000

Tari-Tarian Daerah/Tradisional di Indonesia - Indonesian Traditional Dance. Indonesia is one nation that has a unique cultural diversity. One of Indonesia's cultural heritage is a traditional dance. Even some traditional Indonesian dances are shown in foreign countries and received tremendous appreciation from the international community. Therefore, as the next generation, we are obliged to preserve the traditional dances of Indonesia as the pride of the Indonesian nation ever.

Here are a few traditional dances that exist in Indonesia.

Daftar Tari-Tarian Daerah/Tradisional di Indonesia - ~~Indonesian Traditional Dance~~

Tari-tarian Daerah Bali
Tari legong
Tari Kecak
Tari Pendet

Tari-tarian Daerah Istimewa Aceh
Tari Seudati
Tari Saman Meuseukat

Tari-tarian Daerah Bengkulu
Tari Andun
Tari Bidadari Teminang Anak

Tari-tarian Daerah Riau
Tari Tandak
Tori Joged Lambak

Tari-tarian Daerah DKI Jakarta
TariTopeng
Tari Yopong

Tari-tarian Daerah Jambi
Tari Sekapur Sirih
Tari Selampir Delapan

Tari-tarian Daerah Jawa Barat
Tari Topeng Kuncaran
Tari Merak
Tari Jaipong

Tari-tarian Daerah Jawa Tengah
Tari Serimpi
Tari Blambangan Cakil

Tari-tarian Daerah Jawa Timur
Tari Remo

Tari-tarian Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
Tari Serimpi Sangu Pati
Tari Bedaya

Tari-tarian Daerah Kalimantan Barat
Tari Monong
Tari Zapin Tembung

Tari-tarian Daerah Kalimantan Selatan
Tari Baksa Kembang
Tari Radab rahayu

Tari-tarian Daerah Kalimantan Tengah
Tari Tambun dan bungai
Tari Balean Dadas

Tari-tarian Daerah Kalimantan Timur
Tari Gong
Tari perang

Tari-tarian Daerah Lampung
Tari Jangget
Tari Malinting

Tari-tarian Daerah Maluku
Tari Lenso
Tari Cakalele

Tari-Tarian Daerah Maluku Utara
Tari Perang
Tari Nahar Ilaa

Tari-tarian Daerah Nusa Tenggara Barat
Tari Mpaa Lenggogo
Tari Batunganga

Tari-tarian Daerah Nusa Tenggara Timur
Tari Perang
Tari Gareng Lameng

Tari-tarian Daerah Papua Barat dan Tengah
Tari Suanggi
Tari Perang

Tari-tarian Daerah Papua Timur
Tari Selamat Datang
Tari Musyoh

Tari-tarian Daerah Sulawesi Selatan
Tari Kipas
Tari Bosara

Tari-tarian Daerah Sulawesi Tengah
Tari Lumense
Tari Peule Cinde

Tari-tarian Daerah Sulawesi Tenggara
Tari Balumpa
Tari Dinggu

Tari-tarian Daerah Sulawesi Utara
Tari Maengket
Tari Polopalo

Tari-tarian Daerah Sumatra Barat
Tari Piring
Tari Payung

Tari-tarian Daerah Sumatra Selatan
Tari Tanggal
Tari Putri Bekhusek

Tari-tarian Daerah Sumatra Utara
Tari Serampang Dua Belas
Tari Tor Tor

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Yogyakarta - Cheap Hotels in Yogyakarta

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:09:00 +0000

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Yogyakarta - Cheap Hotels in Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta as one of the biggest tourist city in Indonesia, and one of the favorite destinations for both foreign tourists and local tourists certainly have a lot of lodging. Ranging from five star hotels, costing millions of rupiah per night, up to the hostel which cost just under a hundred thousand rupiah, everything can be found in Yogyakarta.

Here is a cheap hotels in Yogyakarta, you can consider if you visit Yogyakarta.

Daftar Hotel Murah di Yogyakarta - Cheap Hotels in Yogyakarta

* HOTEL AGUNG MASHOTEL AGUNG MAS melati 2Area: near Sasana Wiratama
Rp. 93.500 per malam

* HOTEL SATYA NUGRAHAHOTEL SATYA NUGRAHA melati 3Area: near JEC & Ambarrukmo Plaza
Rp. 100.000 per malam

* WISMA ARY'SWISMA ARY'S melati 2Area: Prawirotaman
Rp. 120.000 per malam

* HOTEL KRISTINAHOTEL KRISTINA melati 2Area: Malioboro
Rp. 130.000 per malam

* DUTA GUEST HOUSEDUTA GUEST HOUSE melati 3Area: Prawirotaman
Rp. 140.000 per malam

* HOTEL BHINNEKAHOTEL BHINNEKA melati 2Area: Malioboro
Rp. 150.000 per malam

* FORTUNA GUEST HOUSEFORTUNA GUEST HOUSE melati 1Area: Kraton
Rp. 150.000 per malam

* HOTEL RAJASAHOTEL RAJASA melati 1Area: Borobudur
Rp. 160.000 per malam

* HOTEL RUBA GRHAHOTEL RUBA GRHA melati 3Area: Panggung Krapyak
Rp. 160.000 per malam

* HOTEL CRISTALITHOTEL CRISTALIT melati 2Area: Prawirotaman
Rp. 175.000 per malam

* HOTEL KUSUMAHOTEL KUSUMA melati 1Area: Condong Catur
Rp. 178.000 per malam

* HOTEL KANAHOTEL KANA melati 2Area: Kaliurang
Rp. 200.000 per malam

* HOTEL 1001 MALAMHOTEL 1001 MALAM melati 1Area: Malioboro
Rp. 200.000 per malam

* HOTEL MAWAR ASRIHOTEL MAWAR ASRI melati 1Area: Kraton
Rp. 200.000 per malam

* INDRALOKA HOMESTAYINDRALOKA HOMESTAY melati 1Area: UGM
Rp. 215.000 per malam

* ROEMAH DJAWA RESORTROEMAH DJAWA RESORT melati 1Area: Condong Catur
Rp. 225.000 per malam

* WISMA NENDRAWISMA NENDRA melati 3Area: Jl. Dr. Soetomo
Rp. 240.000 per malam

* HOTEL UNIVERSITYHOTEL UNIVERSITY melati 2Area: Airport
Rp. 249.000 per malam

* BUKIT INDAH RESTORAN & HOTELBUKIT INDAH RESTORAN & HOTEL melati 2Area: Bukit Patuk
Rp. 250.000 per malam

* HOTEL CINKA GARINIHOTEL CINKA GARINI melati 3Area: Kotagede
Rp. 250.000 per malam

* RUMAH PALAGANRUMAH PALAGAN melati 3Area: Monjali
Rp. 280.000 per malam

* RUMAH MERTUARUMAH MERTUA melati 3Area: Monjali
Rp. 295.000 per malam

* HOTEL EDOTELHOTEL EDOTEL melati 3Area: Timoho
Rp. 300.000 per malam

* HOTEL TIGERHOTEL TIGER melati 2Area: Airport
Rp. 305.000 per malam

* HOTEL BIFAHOTEL BIFA melati 3Area: Kotagede
Rp. 313.000 per malam

* NDALEM PADMA ASRINDALEM PADMA ASRI melati 1Area: Monjali
Rp. 325.000 per malam

* JAVA LAND HOTELJAVA LAND HOTEL melati 2Area: Ambarukmo Plaza
Rp. 325.000 per malam

* THE SRIKANDI HOTELTHE SRIKANDI HOTEL melati 3Area: Tugu Jogja
Rp. 325.000 per malam

* SAKANTI CITY HOTELSAKANTI CITY HOTEL melati 2Area: Malioboro
Rp. 350.000 per malam

* HOTEL DUTA GARDENHOTEL DUTA GARDEN melati 3Area: Prawirotaman
Rp. 350.000 per malam

* HOTEL KIRANAHOTEL KIRANA melati 2Area: Prawirotaman
Rp. 395.000 per malam

* HOTEL DISASTER OASISHOTEL DISASTER OASIS melati 1Area: Jl. Kaliurang
Rp. 400.000 per malam

* HOTEL D'COKROHOTEL D'COKRO melati 2Area: Jl. Tamansiswa
Rp. 400.000 per malam

* ADYA NALENDRA BOUTIQUE HOTELADYA NALENDRA BOUTIQUE HOTEL melati 3Area: City
Rp. 425.000 per malam

* HOTEL PETI MASHOTEL PETI MAS melati 3Area: Malioboro
Rp. 476.000 per malam

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Bali - Cheap Hotels in Bali

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 23:49:00 +0000

Daftar Hotel Murah Di Bali - Cheap Hotels in Bali.
Bali is one of the famous tourist destination to the world. The uniqueness of local culture, which maintained, coupled with the natural beauty of mountains and beaches, is a treasure and make Bali as the number one tourist destination in Indonesia. If you want to visit Bali, or a vacation to Bali, one of the most important thing for you to consider is where you stay or hotel. There are some cheap hotels that can be found in Bali, and you need to know about it carefully.

Here is a list of Cheap Hotels in Bali.

Daftar HOTEL MURAH di BALI & Harga

Alila Manggis Bali
Manggis
USD 153

Alila Ubud Bali
Countryside / Ubud
USD 178

Ayodya Resort Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 220

Batu Karang Lembongan Resort & Day Spa
Lembongan Island Boutique
USD 177

Discovery Kartika Plaza
Tuban, Bali
USD 110

DISINI Luxury Spa Villas
Seminyak / Bali
USD 199

Grand Hyatt Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 145

Hard Rock Hotel Bali
City Center / Kuta Beach
USD 140

InterContinental Bali Resort
Beach / Jimbaran
USD 155

Melia Bali
Nusa Dua [STH]
USD 110

The Bali Khama
Tanjung Benoa -
Nusa Dua
USD 120

Uma Sapna Villa
Seminyak / Bali Boutique
USD 121

Adirama Beach Hotel
Oceanfront / Bali
USD 32

ALU Bali
Beach / Seminyak
USD 205

Agung Raka Bungalows
Central Ubud
USD 55

Alila Manggis Bali
Manggis
USD 153

Alila Ubud Bali
Countryside / Ubud
USD 178

Amarta Bali Villa
Beach / Seminyak
USD 100

Aston Bali Resort & Spa
City Center / Tanjung Benoa
USD 165

Aston Inn Tuban
South Bali
USD 84

Aston Sun Island Villas & Spa
Jalan Raya / Seminyak
USD215

Ayodya Resort Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 98

Baleka Beach Resort
Legian / Kuta
USD 30

Bali Hyatt
City Center / Sanur
USD 200

Bali Taman Beach Resort & Spa
Beach / Lovina
USD 92

Batu Karang Lembongan Resort &Day Spa
Lembongan Island
Boutique
USD 177

Bulgari Resort & Spa Bali
Coastal / Southern Jimbaran Peninsula
USD 840

Cocos Villa
Downtown Bali
USD 200

Conrad Bali Resort and Spa
Southern Coast Bali/ Nusa Dua
USD 150

d'boutique Payogan
Ubud, Gianyar / Oos River
USD 200

DISINI Luxury Spa Villas
Seminyak / Bali
USD 199

Grand Hyatt Bali
Peninsula / Nusa Dua
USD 175

Hard Rock Hotel Bali
City Center / Kuta Beach
USD 103

Hotel Hapel Negara
West of Denpasar / Bali
USD 30

Hotel Karthi
Kuta beach / Bali
USD 24

InterContinental Bali Resort
Beach / Jimbaran
USD 155

Keraton Jimbaran Resort and Spa
Kuta Area, Keraton Bali
USD 87

Kunja Hotel
Outskirts of Seminyak
USD 265

Le Meridien Nirwana Golf & Spa Resort
Beach / Tabanan
USD 115

Matahari Beach Resort & Spa
Mountainside / Pemuteran
USD 186

Matahari Bungalow
Denspasar / Bali
USD 28

Maxi Hotel
Legian-Kuta
USD 32

Maya Sayang Pool Villa & Bar
Heart of Seminyak / Bali
USD 210

Melia Bali [STH]
Nusa Dua
USD 110

Melia Benoa [STH]
Tanjung Benoa / Nusa Dua
USD 100

Mentari Sanur Hotel
Heart of Sanur Village / Bali
USD 37

Mercure Kuta Bali
City Center / Kuta
USD 65

Mercure Resort Sanur
City Center / Sanur
USD 68

Nathan Hotel
Kuta / South Bali
USD 35

Nikko Bali Resort And Spa
Near Nusa Dua
USD 147

Novotel Benoa Bali
Beach / Tanjung Benoa
USD 109

Novotel Nusa Dua Bali
Jl Pantai Mengiat Nasa Dua
USD 111

Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
City Center / Nusa Dua
USD 130

Panorama Hotel
Artist Colony / Ubud
USD 50

Parigata Resort & Spa
Coastal fringe / Sanur
USD 65

Perdana Dadi Hotel
Island of the Gods / Bali
USD 40

Pita Maha
Tjampuhan Valley / Ubud
USD 288

Puri Bendesa II
Dreamland Beach Ungasan
USD 80

Putri Bali Villa
Town of Night Life Seminyak
USD 170

Putu Bali Villa and Spa
Shopping Area Seminyak
USD 48

Ramada Bintang Bali Resort
City Center / Tuban Beach
USD 230

Ramada Resort Benoa Bali
City Center / Tanjung Benoa
USD 65

Respati Beach Hotel
Coral Sandi / Sanur
USD 50

Restu Bali Hotel
Heart of Kuta / Bali
USD 25

Royal Pita Maha
Ayung River / Ubud
usd 400

Santi Mandala Villa and Spa
Outskirts of Ubud / Bali
USD 110

Sofitel Seminyak Bali
Seminyak Bali Beach
USD 130

Suly Resort and Spa
Mas / Woodcarving district of Bali
USD 50

Sunari Villas & Spa Resort
Lovina Beach / Singaraja
USD 40

Swiss-Belhotel Bay View
Nusa Dua / Bali
USD 57

Swiss-Grand Bali
Denpasar / Nusa Dua
USD 154

Taman Ayu Cottage
Petitenget Beach / Kerobokan
USD 30

Tepi Sawah Villas and Spa
Near Arma museum / Bali-Indonesia [STH]
USD 60

The Bali Khama
Tanjung Benoa -Nusa Dua
USD 120

The Chedi Club at Tanah Gajah,
Ubud City / Ubud
USD 330

The Dusun
Waterbroom park / Bali
USD 210

The Elysian
Beach / Seminyak
USD 250

The Jimbaran Villas
Jalan Uluwatu / Jimbaran Bali
USD 215

The Laguna Resort & Spa,
Nusa Dua, Bali
City Center / Nusa Dua
USD 195

The Oasis
Tanjung Benoa / Kuta Beach / City Center
USD 60

The Oberoi, Bali
City Center / Seminyak
USD 270

The Ritz-Carlton Bali Resort
Beach / Jimbaran
USD 245

The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 135

Tugu Hotel, Villa, & Exotic Spa
Old area of Canggu
USD 315

Uma Sapna Villa
Seminyak / Bali Boutique
USD 121

Villa Diamondstar Hill
Nusa Dua / Southern Bali
USD 75

White Rose Hotel & Spa
Near Center / Kuta Beach
USD 55

Lagu-Lagu Daerah/Tradisional Indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 23:31:00 +0000

Lagu-Lagu Daerah or Lagu Tradisional Indonesia. Indonesian Folk Songs.
Not only has the beautiful art of dance, Indonesia also has a musical heritage that is very famous. Some of the Indonesian traditional songs are often sung even been abroad and favored by people from other nations. That's why, as the next generation we must recognize and preserve the folk songs of the ancestors of Indonesia, in order to maintain the continuity from generation to generation.

Here are some Indonesian folk songs from all over Indonesia. Hopefully, this information is useful and enriches us.

Daftar Lagu-Lagu Daerah - Lagu Tradisional Indonesia
Lagu Ampar-Ampar Pisang berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Selatan
Lagu Anak Kambing Saya berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTT
Lagu Angin Mamiri berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Selatan
Lagu Anju Ahu berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Apuse berasal dari daerah / provinsi Papua
Lagu Ayam Den Lapeh berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Barek Solok berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Batanghari berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jambi
Lagu Bolelebo berasal dari daerah / provinsi Nusa Tenggara Barat
Lagu Bubuy Bulan berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Barat
Lagu Bungong Jeumpa berasal dari daerah / provinsi NAD
Lagu Burung Tantina berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Butet berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Cik-Cik Periuk berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Barat
Lagu Cing Cangkeling berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Barat
Lagu Dago Inang Sarge berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Dayung Palinggam berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Dek Sangke berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Selatan
Lagu Desaku berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTT
Lagu Esa Mokan berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Utara
Lagu Gambang Suling berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Tengah
Lagu Gek Kepriye berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Tengah
Lagu Goro-Gorone berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Gundul Pacul berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Tengah
Lagu Haleleu Ala De Teang berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB
Lagu Fluhatee berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu llir-llir berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Tengah
Lagu Indung-Indung berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Timur
Lagu Injit-Injit Semut berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jambi
Lagu Jali-Jali berasal dari daerah / provinsi DKI Jakarta
Lagu Jamuran berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Tengah
Lagu Kabile-bile berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Selatan
Lagu Kalayar berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimatan Tengah
Lagu Kambanglah Bungo berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Kampung nan Jauh Di Mato berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Ka Parak Tingga berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Keraban Sape berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Timur
Lagu Keroncong Kemayoran berasal dari daerah / provinsi DKI Jakarta
Lagu Kicir-Kicir berasal dari daerah / provinsi DKI Jakarta
Lagu Kole-Kole berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Lalan Belek berasal dari daerah / provinsi Bengkulu
Lagu Lembah Alas berasal dari daerah / provinsi NAD
Lagu Lipang Lipangdang berasal dari daerah / provinsi Lampung
Lagu Lisoi berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Macep-cepetan berasal dari daerah / provinsi Bali
Lagu Madedek Magambiri berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Malam Baiko berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Mande-Mande berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Manuk Dadali berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Barat
Lagu Ma Rencong berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Selatan
Lagu Mejangeran berasal dari daerah / provinsi Baii
Lagu Meriam Tomong berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Meyong-Meyong berasal dari daerah / provinsi Bali
Lagu Moree berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB
Lagu Na Sonang Dohita Nadua berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Ngusak Asik berasal dari daerah / provinsi Bali
Lagu Nuluya berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Tengah
Lagu 0 Ina Ni Keke berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Utara
Lagu Ole Sioh berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu 0 Re Re berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB
Lagu Orlen-Orlen berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB
Lagu 0 Ulate berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Pai Mura Rame berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB
Lagu Pakarena berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Selatan
Lagu Palu Lempong Pupoi berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Tengah
Lagu Panon Hideung berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Barat
Lagu Paris Barantai berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Selatan
Lagu Peia Tawa-Tawa berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara
Lagu Pileuleuyan berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Barat
Lagu Pinang Muda berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jambi
Lagu Pitik Tukung berasal dari daerah / provinsi DI Yogyakarta
Lagu Potong Bebek berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTT
Lagu Putri Ayu berasal dari daerah / provinsi Bali
Lagu Rambadia berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Rang Talu berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Barat
Lagu Rasa Sayang-Sayange berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Ratu Anom berasal dari daerah / provinsi Bali
Lagu Saputanga Bapuncu Ampat berasal dari daerah / provinsi Kalimantan Selatan
Lagu Sarinande berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Selendang Mayang berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jambi
Lagu Sengko-Sengko berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Sepakat Segenap berasal dari daerah / provinsi DI Aceh
Lagu Sinanggar Tulo berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatera Utara
Lagu Sing Sing So berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Utara
Lagu Sinom berasal dari daerah / provinsi DI Yogyakarta
Lagu Sipatokahan berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Utara
Lagu Sitara Tillo berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Utara
Lagu Soleram berasal dari daerah / provinsi Riau
Lagu Surilang berasal dari daerah / provinsi DKI Jakarta
Lagu Suwe Ora Jamu berasal dari daerah / provinsi DI Yogyakarta
Lagu Tahanusangkara berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Utara
Lagu Tanduk Majeng berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Timur
Lagu Tanase berasal dari daerah / provinsi Maluku
Lagu Tari Tanggai berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sumatra Selatan
Lagu Tebe O Nana berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB
Lagu Tekate Dipanah berasal dari daerah / provinsi DI Yogyakarta
Lagu Tokecang berasal dari daerah / provinsi Jawa Barat
Lagu Tondok Kadindangku berasal dari daerah / provinsi Sulawesi Tengah
Lagu Tope Gugu berasal dari daerah / provinsi SulawesiTengah
Lagu Tumpi Wayu berasal dari daerah / provinsi KalimantanTengah
Lagu Tutu Koda berasal dari daerah / provinsi NTB

Pantai Losari, The Icon Of Makassar City

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 00:22:00 +0000

Pantai Losari, The Icon Of Makassar City. Makassar residents are very fortunate indeed to have direct access to the beach in the middle of town, where they live, work and play freely. Yes, the citizens of the city of Makassar should take pride, because it has Losari Beach or Pantai Losari. It lies just west of town, but in the middle of town. Where every moment of Makassar city residents can enjoy the ocean view, or watch a magnificent sunset view in the afternoon.

First, on this beach lined food vendors began the afternoon until night. Ranging from fried rice, meatballs and nyuknyang, noodles, pisangeppe until sarabba. Because that's often described as the world's longest dinner table. Approximately 800 meters long. The meaning 'table' here is a stone dike that holds the shoreline from erosion.

Pantai Losari, The Icon Of Makassar City

But now, these stalls have been moved to the tent special locations around the area. At Pantai Losari, is also the home office of Mayor of Makassar, then there are two hotels that jutted into the sea, namely Makassar Golden Hotel, and Pantai Gapura Hotel. In the northern part of Losari Beach, there are boat terminal for day trips to the island of kahyangan. Also the historic site of Fort Rotterdam. Come the morning for calisthenics or jogging here, or just breathe the fresh coastal air. Or late afternoon to enjoy the sunset.

In the year 2006, Losari renovated to new faces emerged as an icon of the city of Makassar. More clean and beautiful. And for people in other big cities in Indonesia that has no beach in the middle of town like this, Pantai Losari or Losari Beach is the enviable magnificence.

Tautoto Tana Ranggina Sarongallo, Caretaker Bupati Toraja Utara

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 02:54:00 +0000

Tautoto Tana Ranggina Sarongallo, Caretaker Bupati Toraja Utara. As the youngest district in South Sulawesi, North Toraja officially led by Tana Tautoto Ranggina Sarongallo as the second acting regent replacing YS Dalipang , the first regent of North Toraja.

Determination of Tautoto Tana Ranggina Sarongallo as regents based on SK Mendagri No 131.73-231 thn 2010 Tertanggal 26 Mei 2010. The inauguration was done by the South Sulawesi Governor Syahrul Yasin Limpo on behalf of the President of RI in Home Office Regent North Toraja, Rantepao.

Tautoto will be on duty at most one year from the date of the inauguration of the main task of facilitating the implementation of the North Toraja Regent Selection that will be held in November 2010.

Tautoto deemed capable of embracing and utilizing all elements of North Toraja society to create safe conditions and conducive to the implementation of the regional election in North Toraja.

Tanjung Bira, The Paradise Beach in Bulukumba

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 00:52:00 +0000

Tanjung Bira, The Paradise Beach in Bulukumba. Did you ever stood on the beach when the weather is sunny? Among the sparkling white sand, while the smell of the sea, and stared at the dazzling blue waters. How you feeling now? Do you feel being in heaven?

This tropical paradise, you can enjoy when you come to South Sulawesi, precisely in Tanjung Bira, which is the major tourist sites in the District of Bonto Bahari, Bulukumba.

The distance needed from the City of Bulukumba to Tanjung Bira is around 40 kilometers, or 200 km from Makassar City. This far but fun traveling can be reached by using public transportation. The rates offered ranged from Rp.10.000 - Rp.40.000.

Tanjung Bira (Pantai Bira)

Arriving at the scene tours, prepare Rp5.000 money as the entry ticket. This amount is not comparable with the beauty of the beach that you'll feel. Imagine, with this amount of money you could feel the glow of white sand that became the main charm of its beaches.

Glance everything looked beautiful and interesting. But you may still wonder, how when it comes from distant places and unlikely return trip in one day? This does not need to worry because Tanjung Bira Beach tourist area has been equipped with various facilities such as restaurants, lodging, villas, bungalows, and hotels.

The price offered is also relatively affordable. Per day you only need to set aside money amounting to Rp100.000-Rp600.000. In addition, also provided the diving equipment to get to the Selayar island.

With all the facilities there, you just think about when the right time to go on holiday as well as how much money should be taken if you want to stay a few days at this beach.

You want to swim or sunbathe? All this activity will be felt complete with the beauty of sunrise and sunset seen from the point of horizontal, at the end of the horizon of Bira Beach. Make sure your eyes stay awake at this beautiful moment.

Salatiga, A Small Town In Central Java

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sat, 29 May 2010 15:36:00 +0000

Salatiga is a small town under the foothills of Mount Merbabu. Salatiga city community is very friendly and generous smile. Beautiful panorama, and wonderful nature, make this city be missed by anyone who has ever stopped in this city.

This small town, bordered by the districts of Semarang on the north side, south, west and east. Although the city is spelled out small, but the economy is running very fast. Greater financial regulation, the abundant agricultural produce, high natural resources, and quality human resources, and many other advantages possessed this city. In addition, in education, Salatiga have universities and high schools with international standards. One of them is the International School. On this International School, the majority of students come from foreign countries such as Poland, Germany, Holland, England, and others. STAIN Salatiga, which is the best STAIN in Indonesia, Satya Wacana Christian University, and many more.

Religious diversity is clearly visible in the town of Salatiga, 6 kinds of religions gathered here. But harmony is maintained. Because all people respect, appreciate and work together. So do not be surprised if there is a mosque, church, temple, monastery or pagoda side by side. Similarly, the diversity of organizations, parties, and others do not make people hostile to each other. Although sometimes there is a problem, but can still controlled by understanding.

Centers of the city, urban planning is taken into account. So that the cleanliness and beauty of the city awoke. This is certainly a positive impact on health. In addition the society was aware of the cleanliness. They were ordered to dump trash in its place. Very decent if Salatiga have the motto "Salatiga Hatti Beriman", which has a meaning that the city of Salatiga is a healthy (Sehat), orderly (Tertib, clean (Bersih), beautiful (Indah) and safe (Aman).

Makassar City - South Sulawesi

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Sat, 22 May 2010 23:27:00 +0000

Makassar City - South Sulawesi. The city of Makassar (formerly level II status of the municipal area; from 1971 until 1999 officially known as Ujungpandang or Ujung Pandang) is a municipality and also the capital of South Sulawesi province. The municipality is the largest city in the 5 ° 8? S 119 ° 25? E? /? 5133 ° S 119 417 ° E? / -5133; 119 417 Coordinates: 5 ° 8? S 119 ° 25? E? /? 5133 ° S 119 417 ° E? / -5133; 119 417, on the southwest coast of Sulawesi island, facing the Makassar Strait. In Makassar, you can visit the beautiful Losari Beach.

Makassar, bordered by "Makassar Strait" in the west, Pangkajene Islands District in the north, Maros Regency in the east, and south of Gowa.

There are many tribes who lived here. In this city there are tribes of Makassar, Bugis, Toraja and Mandar. In this city there are also large enough Sino community. The Traditional Foods from Makassar are Coto Makassar, Maros Bread, Es Palabutung, Deppa Tori', Pisang Ijo, Sop Saudara, and Sop Konro.

Toraja, The Second Tourist Destination After Bali

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Thu, 20 May 2010 02:12:00 +0000

Toraja, the second Tourist destination after Bali in Indonesia. Around 18 tourists, familiarization trips (Famtrip), which consists of senior scientists and journalists arrived in the Japanese media Makassar Hasanuddin International Airport, Saturday (03/13/2010).

They made visits and tours to Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, which is expected to become a major tourist destination in Indonesia after Bali.

Director of Buraku Liberation and Human Rights Research Institute, Osaka, Japan, Nobuaki Teraki PhD, says that Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, is expected to become the second tourist destination after Bali.

The delegation consisting of 14 citizens of the city of Osaka, Tokyo and four villagers, visited attractions in Makassar, Maros, even Parepare, and spent time in Tana Toraja.

Live Streaming TV Online - Spacetoon TV

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Thu, 13 May 2010 01:29:00 +0000

Live Streaming TV Online - Spacetoon TV . Watch Spacetoon TV Online on the Internet. For all friends who always wanted to watch television broadcasts on the Internet, especially Spacetoon TV channel, this time you are able to watch TV Online via Blog Toraja Indonesia. Maybe the results are not much fun, so do not blame me. ^_^

Live Streaming TV Online - Spacetoon TV

DAAI TV Online Streaming - Nonton TV Online

noreply@blogger.com (Blog Toraja Indonesia) — Mon, 10 May 2010 00:27:00 +0000

DAAI TV Online Streaming - Nonton TV Online . Watch DAAI TV Online on the Internet. For all friends who always wanted to watch television broadcasts on the Internet, especially DAAI TV channel, this time you are able to watch TV Online via Blog Toraja Indonesia. Maybe the results are not much fun, so do not blame me. ^_^

DAAI TV Online Streaming - Nonton TV Online