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Pamona Cultural Reserve

Pamona Cultural Reserve

3 April, 2024

Melabot tumpe

Melabot Tumpe, Maleo Egg Offering Ceremony

Melabot Tumpe, Maleo Egg Offering Ceremony

10 April, 2024

The Tradition of Safar Bathing in Palu

The Tradition of Safar Bathing in Palu

3 April, 2024

Salt Farmers After the Tsunami

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19 January, 2020

The Maulid Karaeng Tradition in Sidondo

The Maulid Karaeng Tradition in Sidondo

3 April, 2024

Mosintuwu Festival in Tentena Poso

19 January, 2020

Spicy Mango-Carrots and Spicy Tomato Sambal

Spicy Sambals

Spicy Sambals

4 April, 2024

Grilled Tilapia Fish

Grilled Tilapia Fish

Grilled Tilapia Fish

4 April, 2024

Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia (7 February 2019) - This is the condition of the Arqam Baburrahman Mosque or Palu Floating Mosque after being hit by the tsunami on Kampung Lere Beach, Palu Bay, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, Thursday, February 7, 2019. The tsunami that hit the coastal area also hit the mosque which was once one of the tourist icons in Palu City. The 121 square meter mosque did not collapse, but because the tsunami preceded by the earthquake resulted in a decline in land on the beach up to 1.5 meters and also sank some of the mosque's buildings. The bridge to the mosque that was built in 2011 was broken and shifted up to tens of meters, but could no longer be used. Many residents came to this place after the tsunami to see first hand the conditions and take photos. Although local residents intended to repair the mosque, the local government banned because the mosque was in the red zone of the tsunami disaster, which meant no construction could be done on it. (bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki)

Floating Mosques After Being Hit By Tsunami Waves

Floating Mosques After Being Hit By Tsunami Waves

3 April, 2024

Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia (October 27): Two boys pushed a Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) down to sea on the Kampung Lere Beach, Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on 27 October 2019. The rare and protected turtle was released by the boy This is after a fisherman catches him when he catches fish in the sea and then leaves it tied to the hot beach. The children then came and felt sorry, then released him back to the sea. (bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki)

Action The Boys Save the Hawksbill Turtle

A hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) was caught by a fisherman while netting…

3 April, 2024