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  • Apsara Dance: Capturing the Graceful Artistry of Cambodia Cultural Heritage

    The Apsara Dance, a celebrated folk dance within the Cambodian community, stands as a living testament to the nation’s rich cultural tapestry. Far surpassing a mere performance, this traditional dance transcends generations, embodying an eloquent convergence of history, heritage, and artistry. The roots of the Apsara dance delve deep into Cambodian mythology. According to this…

    17 Feb 2024
    SEA Folkdance, Southeast Asia Folk Dance, Stories
  • The Dragons in Southeast Asia Mythology and Tales

    The Dragons in Southeast Asia Mythology and Tales

    The dragon, a mythical and legendary being, holds a significant place in the folk traditions of various cultures worldwide. Divergent perspectives on dragons emerge across regions. In the Western depictions, since the High Middle Ages, dragons often been associated as creatures adorned with wings, horns, and the capacity to emit fire. While in the Eastern…

    10 Feb 2024
    SEA Folkdance, Southeast Asia Folk Tales, Stories
  • Adai Adai Dance, Brunei Darussalam

    Adai Adai Dance is a mesmerizing traditional folk-dance originating from Brunei Darussalam. According to the literature, the dance was originally born in Kampong Ayer influenced by the Malay genre. This graceful dance unfolds the narrative of a group of skilled fishermen embarking on the expedition into the vast sea, while their patient and resilient womenfolk…

    16 Jul 2023
    SEA Folkdance, Southeast Asia Folk Dance
  • The Legend of Timun Mas and Buto Ijo (Golden Cucumber and Green Giant)

    The Legend of Timun Mas and Buto Ijo (Golden Cucumber and Green Giant)

    This enchanting folktale shared below is a story originating from the Central Java, one of the province in Indonesia, that is renowned as Timun Mas or the Golden Cucumber. The story revolves around a young and courageous girl named Timun Mas, and a formidable giant known as Buto Ijo, or the Green Giant. Once upon…

    21 May 2023
    Southeast Asia Folk Tales, Stories
  • Capturing Southeast Asia’s Alluring Folk Dances

    Have you ever taken a moment to ponder the captivating identity of Southeast Asia, particularly when it comes to its mesmerizing art and cultural heritage? I hope that amidst the profound impact of massive inter-cultural relations which the globalization era offers, the cultural essence of the SEA region remains recognizable and deeply-rooted within us. The…

    19 May 2023
    Southeast Asia Folk Dance
  • Rooted in Shared-Tradition: Exploring the Southeast Asia’s Folk Dances

    Southeast Asia is a region renowned for its remarkable cultural diversity. It is characteristically defined by a rich mixture of evolving civilizations from the prehistoric and indigenous communities, as well as multiple foreign influences of colonialization and western. In addition, the region is heavily influenced by various religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam, which…

    7 May 2023
    Southeast Asia Folk Dance
  • It is always the Folk Dance

    In the earlier years, the world of folk dance presented me with a distinctive opportunity to immerse myself in understanding my own roots. This experience led me to contemplate my identity, allowing me to gain a comprehensive understanding of the values, customs, traditions, historical tales, legacies, and symbolism that are inherent in the communities where…

    29 Apr 2023
    Perspectives and Stories

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