Figur TKW Uripah di Malaysia yang Menghilang Kembali ke Desanya dan Tercengang Melihat Perubahan Yang Terjadi

Berikut adalah ceritanya tentang Uripah, seorang Tenaga Kerja Wanita atau TKW di Malaysia yang shock ketika melihat desa asalnya telah mengalami perubahan. Sudah biasa saja, Uripa telah berusia 19 tahun dan tinggal di hutan Malaysia. Uripa adalah seorang penduduk dari Batang, Jawa Tengah. Pulangnya Ribut Uripah menjadi mungkin karena adanya bantuan dari Yoyok Riyo Sudibyo. Keberadaannya...

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House: A Prairie Style Gem

In the University at Buffalo's library sit numerous pages filled with letters concerning Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House, a historically significant residence in the city commemorating its 120th anniversary since completion this year. These documents were penned by both Wright and Darwin...

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New 4 Million Hectare Indigenous Sanctuary Unveiled in Central Western Desert

The Anangu traditional owners have warmly greeted the establishment of the Central Western Desert Indigenous Protected Area (IPA). An Indigenous Protected Area is a piece of land or ocean managed by traditional owners for the purpose of conserving biodiversity, under an accord with the Commonwealth...

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Heritage Destination #3: Follow in Mozart's Footsteps Through Salzburg

The gathering of the northern and southern parts of Europe might not be unconnected to the brilliance of Salzburg’s foremost prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. There are 1,223 locations recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These areas encompass natural landscapes, cultural treasures,...

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Discover 19th-Century England Revived Through Newly Acquired Photograph Collection

Over 8,000 photographs showcasing English architecture, landscapes, and maritime history from the late 1700s through the early 1900s have been donated to Historic England. The Janette Rosing collection boasts an exceptionally varied array of pictures that vividly capture the essence of industrialization...

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Retro Japan: 1914 "Hammerhead" Crane Symbolizes Yokohama Port’s Timeless Legacy

YOKOHAMA — The port city boasts an enormous crane shaped like a hammer, constructed back in 1914 for loading ships with cargo. This iconic structure remains a testament to the area’s rich industrial history. The Hammerhead Crane can be found in Yokohama’s Naka Ward, particularly within the well-known Minato Mirai 21 area, which has been featured frequently in television shows and movies. Designed...

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