Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
By Medan City Students from the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) at the Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) embarked on a cultural visit to Gwangju, South Korea, aiming to … Read More
Imagine drinking fresh coconut water while lying down on the beach and watching the sunset to make your soul at peace. Their white, powder-like sand will make your feet not want to go anywhere else. But do not stop there, as you should explore what lies beneath them – their underwater life.
Written by Zico Mulia In every armed conflict or massive violent event, women and children are among the most vulnerable victims. This was evidenced by the Indonesian Killings of 1965–66, … Read More
Written and photographed by Zico Mulia If you know about or have ever visited Indonesia, then you most likely know the city of Jakarta. Jakarta is the capital of … Read More
Gwangju’s Islamic community is growing and developing and an understanding of the Islam religion is developing too as non-Muslims become interested.
A look at ancient Indonesia’s buried Buddhist past: the rediscovered temple Borobudur
It’s no wonder that two famous hubs of culture and cuisine have been sister cities for well over a decade. Today, Gwangju and Medan continue to strengthen their long friendship.
Alliances between countries can have far-reaching positive impacts. Gwangju’s impact is spreading around the globe.
