From Four Months to 20 Years: Meet Kim HesselGail G. CollinsFebruary 23, 2016 by Gail G. CollinsFebruary 23, 20160Where were you when the Berlin Wall came down on November 10, 1989? The concrete block barrier, topped by barbed...
Beyond Bunaken: Touring the Minahasa HighlandsGail G. CollinsFebruary 10, 2016March 2, 2017 by Gail G. CollinsFebruary 10, 2016March 2, 20173 Divers dig the underwater magic of Bunaken’s world class reef. The biodiversity is unmatched, but even experienced divers needs 24...
Thriving Coral Reef, Thriving Community: Wakatobi Resort ConservationGail G. CollinsDecember 15, 2015December 15, 2015 by Gail G. CollinsDecember 15, 2015December 15, 20150The Coral Triangle has been likened to an underwater Amazon rainforest for its density and diversity of species. Stretching from...
Bada Valley Arcas: Indonesia’s Easter IslandGrace SusetyoSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 2017 by Grace SusetyoSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 20170The Bada, Napu, and Doda Valleys of Central Sulawesi’s vast Lore Lindu National Park are perhaps most famous for the...
Sulawesi – Don’t WaitKeimmy XuSeptember 7, 2015June 13, 2024 by Keimmy XuSeptember 7, 2015June 13, 20240A dry look at what’s left on Sulawesi After 12 years working in Makassar and Manado, I came to view...
A Sulawesi Story : Meet Horst LiebnerRemko TanisSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 2017 by Remko TanisSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 20170Maritime expert, anthropologist, Malayologist and linguist Horst Liebner shares his deep knowledge of and love for the amazing cultures, language...
A Sulawesi Story: Meet Horst LiebnerIndonesia ExpatSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 2017 by Indonesia ExpatSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 20170Maritime expert, anthropologist, Malayologist and linguist Horst Liebner shares his deep knowledge of and love for the amazing cultures, language...
Appetite for DestructionKenneth YeungSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 2017 by Kenneth YeungSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 20171The Indonesian president, the maritime minister and the Supreme Court are all too weak to stop a Chinese mining company...
Minahasa Highlands | Land of Volcanoes, Bizarre Food, and Ancient HeroesGrace SusetyoApril 20, 2015August 8, 2017 by Grace SusetyoApril 20, 2015August 8, 20170I remember my first flight into Manado in 2011. From the aircraft window the sea glittered under the sun, with...
Tana Toraja: Love for the DepartedGrace SusetyoFebruary 9, 2015September 5, 2017 by Grace SusetyoFebruary 9, 2015September 5, 20170Grace always knew that honouring the dead is central to Toraja culture. But on her second visit to Tana Toraja...
Bunaken: Two Sides of an Underwater ParadiseMartin JenkinsAugust 25, 2014August 8, 2017 by Martin JenkinsAugust 25, 2014August 8, 20170The Sulawesi city of Manado is known for many things: its spicy (and sometimes wacky) food, its cosmopolitan and beautiful...
The Salvador Dali QuestLisa BarronJuly 1, 2014August 11, 2017 by Lisa BarronJuly 1, 2014August 11, 20170After living in Southeast Asia back and forth for over twenty years, I have come to realize that most of...
Last Chance to See?Kenneth YeungJanuary 13, 2014August 16, 2017 by Kenneth YeungJanuary 13, 2014August 16, 20172 An unspoiled island off the northern coast of Sulawesi is scheduled for partial destruction despite a Supreme Court ruling that...
A Dive Paradise in SulawesiHush PetersenSeptember 10, 2012September 6, 2017 by Hush PetersenSeptember 10, 2012September 6, 20170Prince John Dive Resort isn’t in Palu. It’s about an hour up the road, in a tiny place called Donggala....
Diving WakatobiMaureen SDecember 6, 2011September 6, 2017 by Maureen SDecember 6, 2011September 6, 20170“What a great idea – if only I had thought of it: take a trip to paradise, stay in a...