In the area of East Yapen, in areas where there is a Wawuti Revui mountain named Kemboi Rama. Community gathered and partied on the mountain. On the mountain was also the ground there lived a king or a god named Iriwo Nowai. God it has a drum tipa or Sokirei named

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Indonesia folklore: Kemboi Rama

Near the city of Yogyakarta there areHindu temples of the most beautiful in Indonesia. This temple was built in the ninth century AD. Because the village is located in Prambanan, the temple of Prambanan temple is called but it is also known as the temple Lara Jonggrang, a name derived from the legend Lara Bondowoso Jonggrang and Bandung. Here’s the story.
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Indonesia Folklore: Prambanan Temple legend

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Bali Folklore – In earlier times in the kingdom of Daha there lived a Brahmin who benama Sidi very famous mantra miracle. Trance Guru Widya or property, and presented him with a beautiful wife. After years of marriage, they have a child who they named Manik Angkeran.
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Bali Folklore: Manik Angkeran

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Sangkuriang In ancient times, in West Java, there lived a princess named Dayang Sumbi. He has a son named Sangkuriang. Children are very fond of hunting in the woods. Every hunting, he was always accompanied by her lovely dog named Tumang. Tumang is the incarnation of the god of truth, and also the biological father Sangkuriang, but Sangkuriang not know about it and she was deliberately concealing it.

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Indonesia folklore: Sangkuriang