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Culinary, Hobbies & Interest, Humans of Pekalongan, Sport & Adventure

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Abang Becak: The Best Guide of Pekalongan

“I want to go on an excursion. To go around the city. I want to see the crowds. I call a pedicab (becak), a train without a horse. Pedicab, pedicab, carry me around.” —Indonesian children song Isn’t it funny that there is a children song composed to describe the pleasure of traveling around the city…

Culinary

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The Legendary Botok Setan

The sweetness was immediately replaced by the spicy kick that took over after the first bite. Yes, Botok Setan’s faint spiciness on its first mouthful is known to have a shocking effect, as well as making us addicted to it. A sweet taste that ends in such spiciness. Herein, lies the pleasure of enjoying a…

Culinary, Hobbies & Interest

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Minggon Jatinan: An Eco-Friendly Market in The Pine Forest

Hutan Kota Rajawali (Rajawali City Forest), commonly abbreviated as HKR, is a green open space in the middle of Batang City. This 2-hectare forest, which is overgrown with teak trees, is now also an arena for Pasar Minggon Jatinan – a traditional market that offers an experience to go back in time while tasting traditional…

Art & Culture, History & Architecture, Humans of Pekalongan, People

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Visiting The “Meeting Point” of Batik Stamp in Pekalongan

Canting is a traditional tool used by batik makers to attach malam (hot wax) to the fabric as a color barrier. On batik tulis (hand-drawn batik), canting tulis that is shaped like a pen is used to trace patterns and draw batik motives on the fabric. On batik cap (stamped batik), the canting used is…

Culinary

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Have You Ever Tried These 7 Typical Iced Dessert from Pekalongan?

Located on the north coast of Java Sea, Pekalongan is prone to hot weather, especially when the sun shines brightly and dry season hits. During those times, nothing is more fitting than seeking shelter and enjoying the variety of sweet, cold, and fresh ice desserts of Pekalongan. Which one would you like to try? Pink…