Our EHTM NUIC students in the Intercultural Communication course had a truly special experience today — learning how to play the angklung, a traditional Indonesian bamboo musical instrument! 
Guided by Ajarn Pujo Laksono from the Faculty of Humanities, students not only discovered the unique sounds of the angklung but also learned why it is so meaningful — this beautiful instrument is recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. 
This hands-on activity is more than just music — it’s about connecting cultures, fostering understanding, and celebrating diversity. 
