Tari Patuddu is a traditional dance of the Mandar tribe, who predominantly inhabit the province of West Sulawesi, Indonesia. It is primarily a welcome dance performed for honored guests.It has its origins in historical and legend. Listen to know more!

Bete Dou No Mane Loro is a popular folktale or legend originating from East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), Indonesia. It is a romantic story that typically revolves around a princess and a prince.The legend is a beloved part of the cultural heritage of East Nusa Tenggara, representing themes of true love, sacrifice, and forgiveness

The story of Ai Mangkung is a folk legend (cerita rakyat) from Sumbawa, Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB), Indonesia. The name "Ai Mangkung" itself refers to a river or water source in the region.

After following the legend of Lagenda Danau Lipan, we fly to the Island of the Gods!

Have you ever wondered why pests like rats and plant hoppers are so determined to destroy rice crops?

The answer lies hidden in the mythological conflict of Batara Siwa's three sons in Bali: Batara Gunung Agung, Batara Andakasa, and Batara Batur.

Listen to how the carcasses of discarded livestock trigger the wrath of the sea god, who then curses the bones and maggots into various destructive pests.

Understand why the Balinese people (Subak) perform the ancient Nangluk Merana ritual every year—an effort to seek forgiveness from the sea god to appease the anger of the pests.

Tune in now to discover the spiritual connection between the gods, the pests, and the fertility of the earth!

The Legend of Danau Lipan (Centipede Lake) is a famous folk tale originating from East Kalimantan, Indonesia, specifically around the Muara Kaman region in Kutai Kartanegara Regency.

The location, despite its name, is now generally recognized not as a deep lake but rather as a vast plain or meadow overgrown with shrubs, believed to be the site of the historical event.

The story of Datung Ayuh and Bambang Siwara (sometimes spelled Bambang Basiwara) is a foundational folk tale in South Kalimantan.

It often serves as an origin myth to explain the familial relationship and cultural differences between the Banjar people and the Dayak Meratus (or Bukit Dayak) people.

Learn about the legendary healers Mangku Amat Sangen danNyai Jaya Sangiang and a race against time.

A story of familial ties, diseases and how a king died.