Exploring the Historical Trail of Spices, Through Education from Museums to Inhaling Aromas

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Exploring the Historical Traces of Spices, Through Education from Museums to Inhaling Aromas.

Let's try to take a peek at a little history about these spices.

Dream - Do you like food or drinks with strong spice flavors? All of these can be easily obtained in this Nusantara Land. Since ancient times, Indonesia has been blessed with abundant spice ingredients. This wealth is what makes many countries compete to dominate it. In ancient times, spices were like precious gold.

"History of Spices"

Spices have crossed more than just the boundaries of space and time. It turns out, spices have existed since ancient Egypt around the 13th century BC, and even until today spices are still present in dishes.

Exploring the Historical Trail of Spices, Through Education from Museums to Inhaling Aromas

Indonesia itself has the wealth of Spices King such as cloves, nutmeg, and sandalwood which were once valuable commodities, even surpassing the value of gold in their time.

"Spice Route"

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Spice routes, or known as the Spice Routes, were very important trading routes for the Nusantara community in the past. With numerous historical remains, ancient records, and cultural heritage, the Spice Routes depict global trading activities in the past."

"History of the Spice Route from time to time is a concrete example that cultural diplomacy has been practiced in all lines by individuals, community, and even nation-state levels. The Spice Route can be a foundation to revisit the possibilities of international cooperation."

"clear," said Hilmar Farid, Director General of Culture at the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, in a written statement received by Dream.

"Spice Route"

In line with this, the exhibition "Spice Route: The Home of World Spices" is present to educate the public, especially the younger generation, about the importance of the Spice Route, by presenting exhibition arrangements and various interesting activities. This exhibition was established by MCB in collaboration with the National Museum of Indonesia and the National Awakening Museum, in collaboration with various experts and parties such as Culture Lab Consultancy (CLC), the Spice State Foundation, and Cukup Cakap.

This exhibition features 6 main installations, namely the Spice Route Collection Area, Replica of Borobudur Bas Relief, Spice Plant Herbarium, Interactive Spice Route Map Installation, International Spice Application Panel, and Interactive Replica of Borobudur Ship Installation.

"Hirup Aroma" translates to "Smell the Aroma" in English.

This exhibition also provides interactive experiences for visitors with the opportunity to smell the aroma of spices, and feel the sensation of sailing on the ocean with a replica of the Borobudur Ship.

If Dream friends want to visit this exhibition, they can buy tickets at a price of Rp2 thousand for adults and Rp1,000 for children. Dream.co.id is available on the WhatsApp Channel, follow to get the latest information at this link https:\/\/bit.ly\/DreamcoidWAChannel.

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