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Muara Jambi Temple
Muaro Jambi Temple, built since the 13th Century, is one of Indonesia’s national cultural heritage sites. The complex of Muaro Jambi temple is one of the largest temple complexes in Indonesia, which was constituted as a legacy during the reign of Srivijaya and the Malay Kingdoms in Jambi. The Muaro Jambi temple area is a Hindu and Buddhist-style temple complex, which can be reached by 20 minutes’ traverse by car from Jambi city.
Tourist Attractions in Jambi
Batanghari Pedestrian Bridge
Batanghari Pedestrian bridge is also another iconic landmark of Jambi. This bridge was
Gentala Arasy
Built as high as 80 meters, the tower also highlights the historical side of
Jambi
Batik Motifs
Angsa Duo
According to legend, the Angso duo batik motif is a pair of swans that are believed to have led Princess
Durian Pecah
Broken Durian motifs depict the foundation of faith. The second half signifies the mastery of
Merak Ngeram
The hatching peacock motif has a very deep meaning which refers to the sacrifice and
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Karawo Mahkuta
Mahkuta refers to Gorontalo’s traditional crown. It represents noble characters of
Ikan tambal
The word “Ikan” refers to fish. The philosophical meaning of Ikan Tambal means is
Pati-Pati Pinehiku
It symbolizes the hierarchy in society and the social status of the Mekongga
Burung Bidadari
Bidadari birds are endemic birds in Halmahera. This motif represents an
Kawung
The Kawung motif was created by Sultan Agung Hanyokrokusumo (1593 – 1645) as a symbolic gift for
Bomba Mawar
This motif means sacred love for family, kingdom, and God; It also illustrates
Gajah Way Kambas
The motif illustrates the Lampung’s natural reserve, the Way Kambas. it also symbolizes
Bultiya
The word ‘Bultiya’ is an acronym of the three major tribes in North Kalimantan, namely
Rangkiang
The word “Rangkiang” refers to the rice granary in the Minangkabau language. It symbolizes
Pucuk Rebung Riau
Pucuk Rebung symbolizes heart determination in achieving goals, good luck, and
Durian Pecah
Broken Durian motifs depict the foundation of faith. The second half signifies the mastery of
Rumah Mamuju
the Batik motif illustrates the house of Mamuju King with the stairs, located on the left of the wooden stage house
Tenun Bima
The motifs are adopted from Bima woven textile. This pattern has received a great
Merak Ngeram
The hatching peacock motif has a very deep meaning which refers to the sacrifice and
Sekomandi
Its philosophical meaning is the eternal union which refers to a saying “until death do us part”
Kaganga Tanah Rejang
If Batik Besurek combines Arabic calligraphy motifs, then the Kaganga batik takes
Teguh Bersatu
This batik motif shows the strength of the people of Kupang. It also represents a sense of
Tangerang Herang
Tangerang Herang motif is a symbol of Tangerang city. The Tangerang Herang batik motif consists of
Singayaksa
The Singayaksa motif comes from the name of a place where Sultan Hasanuddin used to
Jumputan Bintang
The word Jumputan means the tie-dye technique, while the word “Bintang” refers to
Tikar Natuna
The Tikar Natuna motif is adapted from the traditional making of pandanus mats in
Buketan Bali
The Balinese bouquet (Buketan Bali) is a floral arrangement and the name is
Daun Simpor
This motif is inspired by the Simpor plant (Dillenia Suffruticosa) which is a typical
Kain Cual
Cual textile tradition has existed since the 17th century. The word “Cual” refers to
Jupri Kembang Teh
Kembang Teh illustrates the tendrils of tea plants that grow in the highlands of
Tabir Tanjung
Tanjung flower is a type of Cherry tree flower, which is commonly found in
Sido Mulyo
Sidomulyo is one of the classical motifs, which is specifically used for the bride’s costume in
Bale Lumbu
This motif signifies the welfare of the ancient Sasak society. Bale also symbolizes the
Besurek Rafflesia
The term “Basurek” refers to a textile that contains letters or inscriptions
Malinau Cultural Festival
You will witness a unique competition that might not be found other than in
Sekar Jati
Sekar means flower and Jati refers to teak trees that symbolizes a strong mental character that
Lok Baintan Floating Market
As you can imagine, the most authentic thing is that you can buy things and even
Pala Salawaku
This motif illustrates the unique weapons of the Maluku region, namely
Bekantan Pakis
This motif represents Pakis Haji (Polystichum setiferum), an endemic plant in
Gentala Arasy
Built as high as 80 meters, the tower also highlights the historical side of
Gonggong Siput
Gonggong (Strombus Turturella) is one type of sea snail found around
Lipaq Sabe
Lipaq Saqbe contains a simple geometric classical motif with various flower decorations. This textile is
Gigi Haruan Lidi
The Gigi Haruan Lidi motif is taken from the name of the cork fish and is a symbol of
Hiu Taliyasan
Indonesia is also home to the world’s largest fish, the whale shark (Rhincodon typus). Hiu Taliyasan refers to
Lontara
The Lontara script itself is a typical ancient script of Bugis and Makassar communities. History records that
Kasih Tak Sampai
‘Kasih Tak Sampai’ is an idiom in the Indonesian language which refers to
Angsa Duo
According to legend, the Angso duo batik motif is a pair of swans that are believed to have led Princess
Taiganja
Taiganja is a precious gold pendant that shows the social status of the Kaili family. It is
Manguni Minahasa
Manguni is identified as the symbol of the Minahasa people. Manguni is known as a
La Galigo
La Galigo is a literary work of the Buginese Epic that has 300 thousand epic lines. It is considered even
Gumin Tambun
Based on Hindu mythology, this motif symbolizes lucks, abundant wealth, and
Keluak Daun Pakis
The word “Keluak” is a Minang language which means twisted or tangled. The Motif of
Tengkawang Ampiek
With its many advantages, the Dayaks use this leaf in ritual ceremonies. This plant is a symbol of
Insang Ikan
Insang refers to the gills of the fish. This is a typical pattern of Malay ethnic who inhabits
Gorga Simeol-Meol
The Gorga Simeol-meol is a pattern of plant tendrils. it is regarded as a symbol of longevity and
Salakanagara
Salakanagara batik motif illustrates the first kingdom in the Betawi land
Awan Berarak
Awan Berarak is a combination of Dayak motifs and Malay patterns. The word ‘Awan Berarak’ means the
Dayak Taghol
Dayak Taghol has a distinctive style of four curved lines and small dots. This motif represents
Srimanganti
The name of the Srimanganti motif is derived from Palace’s hallway that connects to
Kerawang Tegak Aceh
The Vertical Upright (Kerawang Tegak) Motif symbolizes a person who has a strong
Wirasat
Wirasat or divine inspiration is a gift from God. This inspiration is symbolized by
Enggang Dayak
Local people beliefs that hornbills are an incarnation of the Commander of the Birds. It has supernatural
Honai
The Honai is inspired by the traditional house of the Papuan community living in
Mahkota Siger
Siger is the crown of a noblewoman in ancient time. It is a symbol of femininity, strength, and
Pinawetengan
The Pinawetengan Batik pattern was taken from a prehistoric inscription in
Cengkeh
The clove flower motif is the main commodity of the Tolitoli Regency. This motif represents
Gonggong Beruntun
This motif illustrates that a person should maintain a positive attitude and
Gedhog Kembang Waluh
a combination of Javanese cultural motif of the Majapahit kingdom (XII-XIV century) with
Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat motif represents the marine life at Raja Ampat archipelago in
Kaharingan
The Kaharingan or ‘tree of life’ based on the Dayak tribes’ belief system. This tree symbolizes
Wakatobi
It symbolizes the coastal beauty of the Wakatobi island and the symbol of Patra symbolizes
Parang Seling
Parang Seling or “alternating daggers” is a royal batik motif. It is a feminine variant of
Kuda Kupang
Horses symbolize wealth. It contains noble values of virtuous characters that bring
Gamolan
This motif illustrates Gamolan, a bamboo musical instrument of Lampung that is
Tampuk Manggis Sasirangan
The motif illustrates the philosophy of the mangosteen fruit, which is
Parang Rusak
Another meaning behind this motif is an unconquerable spirit, symbolized by