Only One House Remains in This Abandoned Ghost Village-And It’s For Sale!

A solitary residential structure remains standing in the village of Kampung Sukamulya, located in the Majalengka Regency of West Java, Indonesia, following a large-scale land acquisition project. The property, currently held by a single remaining resident, has been the subject of public discussion due to its valuation and the surrounding landscape, which has been cleared … Read more

Free Rp 52 Million Sultan Island House? Catch This Rare Government Giveaway (But Check the Brutal Conditions First!)

Indonesia’s Free Housing Program on Para Sultan Island: Strict Eligibility for Rp 52 Million Homes By Maria Petrova | Editor, World | May 19, 2026 | Updated: May 19, 2026 In a bold move to address Indonesia’s persistent housing shortage, the government is offering free homes valued at approximately Rp 52 million ($3,300 USD) each … Read more

Inside Jirayut’s New Luxury 4-Story Home: 8 Bedrooms and American Classic Design

Jirayut, a prominent Indonesian entrepreneur and social media personality, has recently drawn public attention for his newly acquired four-story residence in Indonesia. The property, reported to feature eight bedrooms and dedicated spaces for family and staff, has sparked discussions about luxury real estate trends among high-profile individuals in Southeast Asia. Whereas details about the home’s … Read more

Inside Jirayut’s Stunning New 4-Story Luxury Mansion: 8 Bedrooms and a Massive Rooftop

Thai singer Jirayut Afisan has moved into a new four-story luxury residence in Indonesia, featuring eight bedrooms and a spacious rooftop area, according to verified reports from Indonesian media outlets dated April 2026. The property, located in an undisclosed area within Indonesia, was showcased in a house tour video uploaded to Jirayut’s official YouTube channel, … Read more

Pompeii’s Ancient Baths: Shocking Discovery Reveals Stagnant Water and Poor Sanitation

Analysis of Source Material Core Topic: the study investigates the water quality and hygiene conditions of the earliest public baths in Pompeii during the Roman Republic period (130-30 BC),revealing they were likely unsanitary due to infrequent water changes and contamination. Intended Audience: The article is aimed ⁢at a general‍ audience interested in Roman⁤ history, archaeology, … Read more