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Archipelago 1 year ago
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Local businesses demand removal of Borobudur's visitor limit
Agusta Kalang, one of the business owners leading the movement, stated that tourist numbers have sharply declined since the government introduced a daily limit of 1,200 visitors allowed to climb the temple to preserve its structure.
Academia 1 year ago
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Cultural heritage and international cooperation: Keeping things in perspective
The general public should keep in mind that UNESCO inscribing an element on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage is not about exclusive ownership, but rather about sharing them toward inclusiveness and integration among humanity.
Europe 1 year ago
On Belgian coast, fishing on horseback—and saving a tradition
Once practiced throughout Europe, the custom of shrimp-fishing on horseback has all but died out, with a community of enthusiasts has kept the flame going in a Belgium coastal town, earning a spot on UNESCO's intangible heritage list
Society 1 year ago
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Indonesia lags in early childhood education
Data from Statistic Indonesia (BPS) shows that only a measly 36.36 percent of Indonesian children attended pre-primary schools last year. This puts the country far behind the regional average, as UNICEF data suggests that East and Southeast Asia have an average of 80 percent in 2022 when it comes to early school participation.
