Month: August 2026
Posts published in this period.
Travel Journal West, Southwest, East? Sumba’s Regions Explained The island of Sumba NTT holds an extraordinary variety of beauty. From dry savannas to green hills, from preserved indigenous…
Travel Journal Top 10 Most Beautiful Beaches in Sumba Pulau Sumba, the wild, untouched paradise tucked away in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. It is the land far away from…
Travel Journal Reading the Textile: All About Sumba Ikat Textiles For the Sumbanese, ikat textiles are not decorative commodities but a spiritual thread binding the living to the Marapu, the…
News Government Allocates Significant Funds for Sumba’s Rural Road Infrastructure Upgrades The Ministry of Public Works and Housing has announced a substantial allocation of funds for improving rural road networks across Sumba Island. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility for both local communities and tourists, particularly to remote natural attractions and traditional villages. The upgrades are expected to boost local economies by facilitating easier transport of goods and increasing visitor numbers to previously hard-to-reach areas.
Travel Journal West, Southwest, East? Sumba’s Regions Explained The island of Sumba NTT holds an extraordinary variety of beauty. From dry savannas to green hills, from preserved indigenous villages to luxury resorts that are beginning to…
Travel Journal Top 10 Most Beautiful Beaches in Sumba Pulau Sumba, the wild, untouched paradise tucked away in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. It is the land far away from the rat race of metropolises, where the only…
Travel Journal Reading the Textile: All About Sumba Ikat Textiles For the Sumbanese, ikat textiles are not decorative commodities but a spiritual thread binding the living to the Marapu, the ancestors and the supreme creator. The ability to…
News Government Allocates Significant Funds for Sumba’s Rural Road Infrastructure Upgrades The Ministry of Public Works and Housing has announced a substantial allocation of funds for improving rural road networks across Sumba Island. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility for both local communities and tourists, particularly to remote natural attractions and traditional villages. The upgrades are expected to boost local economies by facilitating easier transport of goods and increasing visitor numbers to previously hard-to-reach areas.