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​​The Tidung People: Preserving Tradition in Northern Borneo

​Historical Background ​​The Tidung people are indigenous to the northern regions of Borneo, encompassing parts of Kalimantan Utara in Indonesia and Sabah in Malaysia.​​ ​​Historically, they established the Tidung Kingdom, which eventually declined due to colonial interventions.​​ ​​Over time, the Tidung have maintained their cultural identity amidst external influences.​​ ​​ Lifestyle and Livelihood ​​Traditionally, the […]

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The Sakai Tribe: Preserving Tradition in Riau’s Heartland

Historical Background ​​The Sakai Tribe, indigenous to the Riau Province in Sumatra, Indonesia, has a rich history intertwined with the region’s cultural tapestry.​​ ​​Historically, the Sakai were known as a nomadic group, relying on hunting, fishing, and shifting cultivation.​​ ​​Over time, they have transitioned to a more settled lifestyle, integrating with surrounding communities while striving […]

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The Osing People: Preserving Tradition in Banyuwangi

Historical Background ​​The Osing people, also known as the “Wong Blambangan,” are the indigenous inhabitants of Banyuwangi, located at the eastern tip of Java Island, Indonesia.​​ ​​Their history is deeply rooted in the remnants of the Blambangan Kingdom, which was the last Hindu-Buddhist kingdom in Java before the spread of Islam.​​ ​​The Osing have managed […]

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​​The Dayak People: Guardians of Borneo’s Heartland

Historical Background ​​The Dayak are the indigenous peoples of Borneo, encompassing the Malaysian states of Sarawak and Sabah, and the Indonesian provinces of Kalimantan.​​ ​​Historically, they were known as fierce warriors and headhunters, with a rich tapestry of cultures and languages.​​ ​​Over centuries, they have maintained their traditions amidst external influences.​​ Lifestyle and Livelihood ​​Traditionally, […]

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The Bali Aga: Preserving Tradition in the Heart of Bali

Historical Background ​​The Bali Aga, also known as Bali Mula, are the indigenous people of Bali, residing primarily in the mountainous regions of the island.​​ ​​Their history dates back to the pre-Majapahit era, with their ancestors believed to have migrated from Bedulu village.​​ ​​The Bali Aga communities have preserved their unique cultural practices, distinct from […]

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The Baduy Dalam: Preserving Tradition in a Modern World

Historical Background ​​The Baduy Dalam, also known as the Inner Baduy, are an indigenous community residing in the Kanekes region of Banten Province, Indonesia.​​ ​​Their history dates back centuries, with roots in the Sundanese culture.​​ ​​The Baduy people have maintained their traditional way of life, resisting external influences and preserving their customs and beliefs.​​ Lifestyle […]

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The Tengger Tribe: Guardians of the Bromo Highlands

Historical Background ​​The Tengger Tribe is an indigenous community residing in the Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park in East Java, Indonesia.​​ ​​Their origins trace back to the Majapahit Kingdom (1293–1500), with legends such as that of Rara Anteng and Jaka Seger symbolizing their establishment in the region.​​ ​​Over centuries, they have preserved their Hindu-Buddhist traditions amidst the […]

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The Kubu Tribe of Jambi: Guardians of the Forest

Historical Background ​​The Kubu Tribe, also known as the Orang Rimba or Suku Anak Dalam, are indigenous people residing in the dense forests of Jambi Province, Sumatra, Indonesia.​​ ​​Their origins are intertwined with the rich tapestry of Southeast Asian history, with some accounts tracing their lineage back to ancient Malay ancestors.​​ ​​Traditionally, they have lived […]

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The Bajau People: Navigators of the Sea

Historical Background ​​The Bajau, often referred to as “Sea Gypsies,” are indigenous maritime communities primarily found in the waters of Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.​​ ​​Their history is deeply intertwined with the ocean, having lived as nomadic seafarers for centuries.​​ ​​Traditionally, they resided on houseboats, known as lepa-lepa, navigating the vast waters in search of […]

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