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AMAN

News 6 years ago

Luxury hotelier Aman launches sister brand Janu

Top-tier luxury hotel brand Aman has launched a new sister brand that will offer more affordable rates and target primarily younger, digitally savvy pleasure seekers.

Environment 6 years ago

Young Dayaks continue their cultural legacy

Young Dayaks consider technology the perfect tool to celebrate and preserve their cultures and traditions.

Politics 6 years ago

American environmental journalist detained in Palangkaraya: Report

Palangkaraya Legal Aid Foundation head Aryo Nugroho, who is representing Jacobson, confirmed that the journalist was currently being held in the Palangkaraya Class II detention center.

News 6 years ago

Aman announces private jet service

The company calls the service ‘an airborne extension of the Aman resort philosophy’.

Tips 6 years ago

Searching for tranquility in Ubud and east Bali

The quaint little town of Ubud in Gianyar regency, Bali, is still the answer for travelers looking for tranquility, although it may have become too crowded for some. Those expecting more blissful solitude, though, may travel further to eastern Bali.

Activities 6 years ago

Delving deeper into Ubud’s cultural, spiritual and natural sides in Amandari

Amandari boasts activities that allow guests to explore various sides of Ubud.

Destinations 6 years ago

Weekend treat: Enjoying outdoor comforts at ‘Amankila’

Taking place on Indrakila Hill in Karangasem regency, Amankila highlights East Bali’s natural landscape through outdoor activities.

National 7 years ago

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How Moi Kelim tribe saves millions of dollars by preserving forests in West Papua

According to a study conducted by Padjajaran University, the villagers’ use and conservation of its traditional forest and coastal regions is valued value at Rp 156 billion (US$11.2 million).