Fakfak's Pride, Nutmeg: A Link Between Regional Culture and Economy
Nutmeg cultivated in Fakfak, West Papua, holds significance beyond its status as an agricultural commodity. It is deeply rooted in the region's family histories, clan identities, traditional practices, and relationship with nature, serving as a symbol of the area.
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