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While Morotai island in North Maluku has been earmarked for tourism development under the government's 10 New Balis plan, beautiful scenery and fascinating cultures can be found throughout the province. Tourism Minister Arief Yahya and acting North Maluku Governor Natsir Thaib officially announced three festivals in North Maluku on Tuesday, the Tidore Festival, Jailolo Bay Festival and Kora-Kora Festival. Tempo.co reported that these festivals were included among the top 100 Wonderful Events of Indonesia. These festivals have been held annually, attracting domestic and foreign tourists alike.
(The Jakarta Post / News Desk)
