"West Java tourism"

#13496647

26 Mar 2026

Visitors play the traditional Lolorian game in Ciherang Village, Garut, West Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year]. Made from palm fronds and featuring a 120-meter track, this game has existed since 1965 and is maintained through the efforts of the local community as a way to preserve culture while reducing children's reliance on electronic devices.

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#13496653

26 Mar 2026

Visitors play the traditional Lolorian game in Ciherang Village, Garut, West Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year]. Made from palm fronds and featuring a 120-meter track, this game has existed since 1965 and is maintained through the efforts of the local community as a way to preserve culture while reducing children's reliance on electronic devices.

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#13496654

26 Mar 2026

Visitors play the traditional Lolorian game in Ciherang Village, Garut, West Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year]. Made from palm fronds and featuring a 120-meter track, this game has existed since 1965 and is maintained through the efforts of the local community as a way to preserve culture while reducing children's reliance on electronic devices.

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#13496657

26 Mar 2026

Visitors play the traditional Lolorian game in Ciherang Village, Garut, West Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year]. Made from palm fronds and featuring a 120-meter track, this game has existed since 1965 and is maintained through the efforts of the local community as a way to preserve culture while reducing children's reliance on electronic devices.

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#13496652

26 Mar 2026

Visitors play the traditional Lolorian game in Ciherang Village, Garut, West Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year]. Made from palm fronds and featuring a 120-meter track, this game has existed since 1965 and is maintained through the efforts of the local community as a way to preserve culture while reducing children's reliance on electronic devices.

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#13496661

26 Mar 2026

Visitors play the traditional Lolorian game in Ciherang Village, Garut, West Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year]. Made from palm fronds and featuring a 120-meter track, this game has existed since 1965 and is maintained through the efforts of the local community as a way to preserve culture while reducing children's reliance on electronic devices.

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#13202855

16 Jan 2026

International tourists carry batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202848

16 Jan 2026

Workers dry batik traditionally at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202856

16 Jan 2026

Workers finish making stamped batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202861

16 Jan 2026

Workers dry batik traditionally at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202862

16 Jan 2026

Workers dry batik traditionally at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202842

16 Jan 2026

Workers complete the production of batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202844

16 Jan 2026

Workers complete the production of batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202847

16 Jan 2026

Workers complete the production of batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202849

16 Jan 2026

Workers complete the production of batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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#13202858

16 Jan 2026

Workers complete the production of batik cloth at the Komar Batik Production House in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Komar Batik opens its doors to local and international tourists to learn batik as part of cultural education while introducing the batik-making process firsthand. This activity is carried out as an effort to preserve batik, one of the archipelago's distinctive fabrics, which UNESCO designates as an Intangible Cultural Heritage on October 2, 2009.

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