Deep in the jungles of Indonesia, the Baduy Tribe lives by ancient traditions - without electricity, phones, or modern tools. Often compared to the Amish, the Baduy follow a lifestyle rooted in ...

Indonesia's reclusive Baduy community argue telecommunication towers built near their area could threaten their way of life and the morals of young people. Skip to main content ABC News Homepage ...

Baduy people ditch the word 'tourism' as plastic waste mounts. According to Lebak Tourism Agency head Imam Rismahayadin, visitors are still welcome to the regency but will be required to sign a ...

The Baduy are a community of around 26,000 people who live in 65 villages in Lebak regency, Banten. The tribe divides itself into an outer group called the Baduy Luar, ...