Pintu Kota
Rumah Tiga
Pattimura Statue
Night View 
Sunset View 
The logo of the foundation depicts leaves and flowerets of the Cinnamomum tahijaum Koster, which is a native cinnamon tree first discovered in Borneo and described in 1970 by Dr. A.J.G.H Kostermans, dedicated to Julius and Jean Tahija thus; “…this beautiful tree is named in honour of Mr. Julius Tahija, Chairman Managing Board of the PT Caltex Pacific Indonesia, Jakarta, who donated a substantial sum to the Herbarium Bogoriense, Bogor, for the preservation of the material, deposited in that worldwide known Institute and whose wife is immensely interested in plants and in maintaining a beautiful garden upcountry off Bogor.”For the Tahija foundation, the leaves and flowerets of the Tahija cinnamon tree represent the foundation’s core values: empathy, equality, pluralism.
My name is Nyong Ullath. I have been currently working as an E-Commerce Supervisor at Swiss-Belhotel Manokwari International. I build and write this Blog all refers to my life, my home town, my work, Tahija Foundation (They offered me a Scholarship Program to study at STP Trisakti) and STP Trisakti "Trisakti Institute of Tourism (The University where I started to learn about tourism).
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