HP 2133 Mini-Note, Laptop Mini Ramping nan Modis

Jakarta - The popularity of mini laptops so cheap to soar. Do not want to miss, Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced the recent creation of mini-sized laptop.


Is the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC or HP Mini, the smallest laptop HP first released. With a simple yet elegant design, HP Mini equipped with 8.9-inch WXGA display, a QWERTY keyboard and touchpad.


Weighing just 1.19 kg, the HP Mini has an anode coated aluminum chassis with magnesium structure solid. To add a sense of security, not seen any one screw on this notebook so that the data and components in it to stay awake, in addition to adding aesthetic value.

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E-Learnig Education

Electronic learning (or e-Learning or eLearning) is a type of Technology supported education/learning (TSL) where the medium of instruction is computer technology. In some instances, no in-person interaction takes place. E-learning is used interchangeably in a wide variety of contexts. In companies, it refers to the strategies that use the company network to deliver training courses to employees. In the USA, it is defined as a planned teaching/learning experience that uses a wide spectrum of technologies, mainly Internet or computer-based, to reach learners. Lately in most Universities, e-learning is used to define a specific mode to attend a course or programmes of study where the students rarely, if ever, attend face-to-face for on-campus access to educational facilities, because they study online.

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Japan, Korea and China have much higher usage of mobile social networks than Western countries, generally thanks to better mobile networks and data pricing (flat rate notably is widespread in Japan). Most of them are extensions of PC-based services, but others are pure mobile-focused offerings. Leaders in the space are Mixi (Japan, web+mobile), Mobile Game Town (Japan, mobile), Cyworld (South Korea, web+mobile), Tencent/QQ (China, web+mobile), TX.com.cn (China, mobile). In Japan where 3G networks achieved over 80% user penetration, numerous other mobile SNS have popped up.

With the current software that is available, interactions within mobile social networks are not limited to exchanging simple text messages on a 1-to-1 basis (SMS) but are constantly evolving towards the sophisticated interactions of Internet virtual communities.

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Not to be confused with social network services.
A social network is a social structure made of nodes (which are generally individuals or organizations) that are tied by one or more specific types of interdependency, such as values, visions, ideas, financial exchange, friendship, kinship, dislike, conflict or trade. The resulting graph-based structures are often very complex.

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E-Tailing To The Future

E-tailing the future

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E-Tailing is emerging as an attractive alternative to the traditional brick-and-mortar retaining. Chances are that they will co-exist profitably

TO retail or to e-tail? That sounds like a Shakespearean dilemma. You ask any retailer, chances are that he will say both.

It all began a couple of years ago. Retailing as an attractive business was slowly emerging out of the shadows. Quite a few corporate houses began looking at retailing as one way to corporate salvation. Notable among them are: the R P Goenka group, the Tatas, the S Kumars, the Rajan Raheja group and the Ajay Piramal group. And many more are still in the process of finalising their forays into retailing.

The dilemma
Even as loose ends of retailing plans are being tied up, e-tailing has begun catching the attention of many entrepreneurs. Suddenly, you started hearing e-tailing names such as Rediff.com, Jaldi.com, Fabmart.com, Tsnshop.com and Satyamonline.com. This could well be the beginning of an e-tail revolution.

As the new sensation unfolds, it should be understood that retailing is serious business. Thanks to the popularity of the Internet, e-tailing is assuming greater significance. A number of products and services are on e-tail offer and novel plans are being worked out by many e-tailers. Consider Skumars.com for instance.

Skumars who had earlier wanted to offer its franchise only to those having 2,000 square feet space has now improved its offer. It is now offering its franchise in Skumars.com to those possessing just 50 square feet space. So, the dilemma continues: to retail or to e-tail?

How large is the retailing industry? Is e-tailing large enough to take on so many players? True, both retailing and e-tailing are still nascent and growing. One estimate by consultants KSA Technopak is that the organised retailing sector should be as large as Rs 5,000 crore and e-tailing in India should be just about Rs 12 crore. Says K Vaitheeswaran, vice president (marketing) of the Bangalore-based Fabmart: "But then the growth potential for both retailing and e-tailing is tremendous."

What is the rationale behind such an assertion? Basically anything which involves a direct sale to a consumer at any point of time could be termed as retailing, be it selling of books, apparels, footwears, music or even grocery among other things. Such a retail trade could take place in a shopping mall, in a department store or in a basic mom-and-pop store or in a friendly neighborhood grocer's shop. Most of such retail trades that can be done through the brick-and-mortar retailing route can be successfully replicated on the Internet as well.

Distinct features
True. However, if one bothered to get down to the nitty gritties of retailing and e-tailing, the differences in the way business is conducted in both the segments should become clear.

A retailer is restricted to a particular location, retailing is location-driven. But, an e-tailer can go global. Being local in nature, a brick-and-mortar retailer has to identify a good location for his operations and wait for customers. On the other hand, an e-tailer has to virtually attract a customer to his site and offer him exemplary services. In fact, location is no longer the key to success if e-tailing is what we are talking about. Thus, while the target customer remains the same both in retailing and e-tailing, the mode of conducting business is changing dramatically.

There is another distinct feature of e-tailing that is challenging. In retailing, as much as 50 per cent of the initial investment could go towards acquiring real estate. Post-acquisition of real estate, a retailer has to spend considerable time, effort and money in setting up his shop, stocking inventory and creating display patterns. Thanks to web-driven retailing, an e-tailer has no such hassles. But, there is a challenge before him: retaining a customer who has shopped through his site.

Retaining an e-tail customer
That is more than just a challenge. The primary aim of every e-tailer is to attract a prospective customer to his e-tail site. That calls for a large adspend. Naturally, there has been a surge in dot.com advertising in countries such as the United States. Dot.com adspends are so large that as much as two-thirds of the capital raised by dot.com companies are spent towards advertising. Adspends by dot.com companies are so huge that whatever savings achieved in the areas of real estate and inventory is more than offset.

The question still remains: after all that ad-spend, will the customer remain loyal to the e-tailing site? Says Kumud Goel, managing director of KLG Systel which owns the site Jaldi.com: "The Internet customer is very hard to predict and is different from the normal customer. Retaining him is not so simple. While a retailer expects strong loyalty, such a loyalty on the Net is difficult to obtain. A customer may shift from the Internet if someone else offers him a better deal."

That is why Jaldi.com will be using a mix of marketing tools such as public relations, advertising, promotions, direct marketing and Internet advertising to spread awareness among its target audience. Jaldi.com went a step ahead. Its offline promotions started with a successful consumer launch held at Priya PVR I theatre in New Delhi where 3,600 free Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani tickets were given to every customer who logged on and registered at the site Jaldi.com.

What all these tell you is one simple thing: customer retention is the toughest thing on the web. Says K Ramesh, vice president of i2inext.com: "First of all, it is difficult to get a consumer come to your site. After he comes in, the task is to retain him and get him frequently. Once he is confident about you, he will use his credit card to make his purchases at your site."

On balance, retaining an e-tail customer is certainly a costly affair. For, in the world of the web there is nothing such as loyalty. Says Goel: "If you offer some freebies, a customer may keep on coming to your site, with the expectation everytime that there would be some freebies out there. The moment you stop freebies, you could simply lose the customer." So, managing e-tailing promotion through freebies could be a tricky affair.

Changing economics
That is one aspect of the e-tailing promotion. In fact, it has been observed in countries such as the USA, traditional retailers, despite the strength of their brand equity and their existing relationships with suppliers and customers find it extremely hard to compete online. Reason: the vast difference between the retailing and the e-tailing segments.

Though this is true, the web offers a host of advantages which may tilt the economics in its favour. The Internet world could transform much of the traditional economics of retailing. While a physical store caters only to a particular locality, the Internet reaches out to the world. The fallout: in e-tailing, the e-tailer goes for a bigger and wider audience and still be in touch with individual preferences.

Another approach that is emerging in e-tailing is to re-examine the normal retailing value chain. The web makes it possible to dispense with much of the traditional value chain altogether, thanks to direct sales by manufacturers to consumers. There is another side to this approach. According to some e-tailing specialists, web retailing also creates new points in the value chain. Example: Internet portals that act as shopping malls or intermediary aggregators such as Vasool.com that offer a new way of amassing buying power.

Certainly, the economics of the Internet offers a powerful first mover advantage. An e-commerce operation on the web can be scaled up at a low cost in such a way that its physical equivalent cannot. And even among e-tailers there is the first mover advantage. If the first mover gets everything right - its website, its order fulfillment and distribution - a newcomer might find it much harder to beat an established person at the game. Says Biren Ghose, chief executive officer (new media) of United Television which owns the site Tsnshop.com: "The first time a person shops on the Net is always a special occasion."

Shopping on the Net
Fine. But, the question is why should anyone shop on the Net? What is the incentive to try a new medium of shopping?

If anyone has to try this new medium of shopping, there should be overwhelming reasons for doing so. The benefits must go beyond mere convenience. For one, the consumer will certainly be interested if he gets things cheaper on the net. Says Ghose: "The Net being a new medium, we have to convince people to use this new medium to buy." Adds Vaitheeswaran: "For convincing a customer to use this new medium, one has to offer an incentive to buy on the Net. Otherwise, it would be very difficult to get a customer to shop with you." According to consultants KSA, easier and faster shopping are the reasons for shopping on the Net.

How? You can go to a brick-and-mortar retailer who could offer you 10,000 items in his store. Chances are that he might be 10 per cent out of stock. On the other hand, the Internet offers millions of products with no chances of an out of stock situation.

Easy and comfortably-obtained info is another advantage that shopping on the Net offers. On the Internet, product information is just a few clicks away, all accessed in the comfort of a home. Traditional retailing stands out in stark contrast: the consumer searches frantically, runs up and down, grills a poorly trained store assistant who is unable to help him out. In the bargain, valuable time is lost. Simply put, shopping on the Internet for, say 15 minutes, could save a two hour trip to the mall. Consumers prefer to save this time so that they can devote more time for their professional and domestic priorties.

The hurdles
Is shopping on the Net really catching on in India? The Indian scenario is quite different from that of the West. For good reasons. Indians have always been great shoppers and enjoy shopping anywhere in the world. With malls and departmental stores springing up in India now, Indians are just beginning to get a taste of things to come. Internet shopping is one such taste which the Indians have begun to savour.

There are hurdles here, however. One, need for a critical mass. This is vital for any successful e-commerce project. Consider: growth in e-commerce will come not from well-designed websites or web-marketing but from deeper penetration of the Internet. That is why a case has been made out for increasing broadband Internet connections which are faster than the dial-up connections.

One estimate is that India has a mere 20 lakh Internet users, mostly concentrated in the metros. Web analysts feel that in many areas of retailing and commerce, Internet is unlikely to garner a sizable slice of the market. And that could be for several years to come. This is true, especially in businesses where margins are thin. Consider fast moving consumer goods, the FMCG sector. Says Devangshu Dutta, general manager of KSA Technopak: "In the Indian FMCG business, margins are as low as 10 per cent. Hence, e-tailing in such areas might not catch on."

Two, despite a higher Internet penetration, cities like Mumbai or New Delhi might not be a haven for an e-tailer. Reason: for things like grocery, there is a shop out there at every nook and corner. All that an individual has to do is just make a phone call and the goods are delivered at his doorstep. Thrown in along with free home delivery is a month's credit. In case of perishables such as fruits and vegetables, the Indian buyer prefers them farm-fresh. What does he do? While returning from work, they drop in at the vegetable market and complete their purchases.

Three, cheap labour. Thanks to easy availability of domestics at an affordable wage bill, quite a few of the rich customers hire them for doing domestic chores which include shopping. Four, the usual Indian aversion to use credit cards. Thanks to low penetration of credit cards and the lack of popularity of debit cards, e-tailing might find it an uphill task to catch on.

It is not just the aversion to credit cards. Says Viraj Savant, director, DBS Internet Services: "Elder citizens are averse to using even the computer." However, they are at ease while using the remote control of a television set. That throws up an interesting solution. Accessing the Internet through a television in the near future might be something that an individual should be offered if e-tailing is to grow faster. The last and the most important hurdle to the growth of the e-tailing industry is the efficient management of logistics. Here the role of a courier company is extremely important. Most portals offering e-commerce have tied up with courier companies. For instance, Jaldi.com has tied up with Gati for taking care of their delivery logistics.

There are other examples too. Blue Dart plans to enter the household shipment business in a big way to serve the needs of the online community in India. Looking at the coming e-commerce boom, Blue Dart is targeting a 80 per cent annual jump in its business, mostly from the shipment requirements of its online customers. For this purpose, Blue Dart has already invested Rs 40 crore to tune up its existing infrastructure and interface it with e-commerce potential.

On the technological front, Blue Dart is upgrading its intranet facility, linking 1,300 terminals with over 2,000 people at 70 locations to meet the e-commerce requirements. This means that e-shoppers in these locations can log on to Bluedart.com and ask for the shipment of ordered goods from these e-shops. Also, Blue Dart has aligned with leading portals and e-shops like Rediff.com and Fabmart.com to meet their distribution needs.

What will work
The most important question now is this: what kind of retailing model is going to deliver the goods in the Indian scenario?

For an answer, consider the following. The most important cost advantage of e-tailing comes from whittled down shopfront costs and elimination of intermediaries and economical distribution. For example, book e-tailing means dispensing with big shops replete with slow-moving stock. Consider the case of Amazon.Com, where the orders go straight to the wholesaler. That means the working capital costs are cut down drastically. Not just that, an e-tailer is paid before he pays his distributor. The implication: need for lower working capital.

However, one has to compare these gains against certain web-related costs that have to be provided for. Running a website and servicing it to ensure that it is cent per cent reliable is not easy. Logistics and distribution are of utmost importance and that is where many e-tailers are known to have gone wrong. While it is true that many e-tailers have been able to cut costs, they have lost large sums of money in the process of offering goods at low prices. A few of them who have made profits have ploughed them back for financing customer acquisition or retention.

All these do not mean an end to traditional retailing. E-tailing will have to co-exist with traditional retailing. Says Vaitheeswaran: "For things such as music and books, a whole new market will be created. This will increase the market manifold." E-tailers will have to work in combination with traditional retailers. Even the biggies in the business such as Amazon.com have realised this and are setting up distribution warehouses for the same.

As the combination of retailing and e-tailing set to deliver the goods, the trend of using the Internet as another service medium will gradually catch up. E-tailers like Jaldi.com have already set up kiosks in various cities which have been successful. Tsnshop.com makes use of its teleshopping network franchisees in various cities for selling its products. Says Ghose: "It helps in gaining customers fast as individuals have the option of returning the goods purchased if they do not like it. They can just go across to the shop. This gives them a certain level of comfort and confidence." Such a comfort and confidence-level is a must for a successful e-tailing venture.

Forecasts about e-tailing abound. Sample one of them here. Says Goel: "My forecast is that a 10-crore population shopping for a minimum of Rs 100 per year in the next one year. This should translate into a business of Rs 1,000 crore."

On balance, what we are witnessing at the moment is certainly a tip of the iceberg. Such is the growth potential in the e-tailing industry that it is not possible to put a figure against the industry's size or growth. So, there are pluses and minuses in the case of retailing and e-tailing. With so many hurdles around for e-tailing, it would be long time before e-tailing really catches up. But, the trend has begun. The model which will work in such an Indian context is this: a peaceful and complementary co-existence of retailing and e-tailing.

About E-Learning

ELECTRONIC LEARNING (E-LEARNING)
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Electronic learning (or e-Learning or eLearning) is a type of education where the medium of instruction is computer technology. In some instances, no in-person interaction takes place. E-learning is used interchangeably in a wide variety of contexts. In companies, it refers to the strategies that use the company network to deliver training courses to employees. In the USA, it is defined as a planned teaching/learning experience that uses a wide spectrum of technologies, mainly Internet or computer-based, to reach learners. Lately in most Universities, e-learning is used to define a specific mode to attend a course or programmes of study where the students rarely, if ever, attend face-to-face for on-campus access to educational facilities, because they study online.


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About E-Commerce

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE (E-COMMERCE)
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Electronic commerce, commonly known as e-commerce or eCommerce, consists of the buying and selling of products or services over electronic systems such as the Internet and other computer networks. The amount of trade conducted electronically has grown extraordinarily since the spread of the Internet. A wide variety of commerce is conducted in this way, spurring and drawing on innovations in electronic funds transfer, supply chain management, Internet marketing, online transaction processing, electronic data interchange (EDI), inventory management systems, and automated data collection systems. Modern electronic commerce typically uses the World Wide Web at least at some point in the transaction's lifecycle, although it can encompass a wider range of technologies such as e-mail as well.

A large percentage of electronic commerce is conducted entirely electronically for virtual items such as access to premium content on a website, but most electronic commerce involves the transportation of physical items in some way. Online retailers are sometimes known as e-tailers and online retail is sometimes known as e-tail. Almost all big retailers have electronic commerce presence on the World Wide Web.

Electronic commerce that is conducted between businesses is referred to as Business-to-business or B2B. B2B can be open to all interested parties (e.g. commodity exchange) or limited to specific, pre-qualified participants (private electronic market).

Electronic commerce is generally considered to be the sales aspect of e-business. It also consists of the exchange of data to facilitate the financing and payment aspects of the business transactions.

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Tips Nyaman Mudik & Balik

MUDIK atau pulang kampung saat lebaran, bukanlah soal buat mereka yang kampung halamannya dekat. Namun kalau kampungnya harus menempuh perjalanan berhari - hari apalagi membawa kendaraan pribadi, perlu persiapan yang matang agar mudik dan balik berjalan nyaman.Ikuti tips mudik dan balik nyaman berikut ini. Selamat berlebaran di kampung halaman.

1. Kondisi Tubuh. Sebelum pergi mudik, jagalah kondisi tubuh agar selalu sehat dan fit selalu, terutama sang pengemudi kendaraan.
2. Kondisi mobil atau motor serta perlengkapan. Periksa kembali kondisin kendaraan sebelum dipakai 'bertempur' mulai dari tune-up, oli, rem, ac, ban wiper, radiator, kipas, aki, dan dongkrak. Jangan lupa bawa perlengkapan PPPK(P3K), perlengkapan mobil seperti tools kit,tali derek, ban serep, segitiga pengaman, kunci roda, palang, senter, dan keperluan lainnya.
3. Bawa peta jalur mudik. kalau membawa kendaraan pribadi apalagi baru pertama kali mudik sebaiknya membawa peta jalur mudik terkini yang mencantumkan jalur alternatif mudik secara detail. peta ini dapat membantu anda jika terjadi kemacetan di salah satu titik. Pilih peta yang mencantumkan nomor telepon penting, info tol sepanjang pulau Jawa dan sebagainya.
4. Pakailah pakaian yang nyaman. Kenakan pakaian yang sifatnya casual, fungsinya agar mudah menyerap keringat. Dan yang terpenting pakaian itu membuat anda nyaman saat mengendarai atau di dalam kendaraan.
5. Bekal makanan. Pastikan membawa bekal makanan yang cukup selama dalam perjalanan. bekal tersebut harus di kemas dalam kemasan praktis, sehingga dapat dimakan saat berkendaraan. kalau mudik menggunakan kendaraan umum seperti bis, disarankan untuk tidak asal makan di tempatpemberhentiaan bis antar kota , perhatikan kebersihannya agar tidak sakit perut.
6. Packing barang dengan benar. Urutkan barang berdasarkan kebutuhan. Barang yang kerap di perlukanselama perjalanan sebisa mungkin ditempatkan pada tempat yang mudah dijangkau supaya tidak membongkar semuanya.
7. Kalau kebelet pipis? untuk pria tentu bisa dimana saja, namun tidak untuk wanita dan anak-anak. Carilah pom bensin terdekat atau pusat pertokoan, wartel, kantor polisim losmen, dan masjid.
8. Bawa HP dan charger. Sebaiknya charge HP sampai penuh sebelum berangkat, karena untuk beberapadaerah akan "blank spot" untuk kartu tertentu. Solusi terkena blank spot dapat memakai hp yang satu lagi.
9. Obat-obatan pribadi baik untuk keperluan sendiri maupun untuk anak-anak harus tersedia selama perjalanan mudik hingga balik.
10. Bawalah uang tunai secukupnya dan pergunakanlah karena sudah banyak tersedia ATM di beberapa daerah.
11. Bawalah kaset, CD atau buku bacaan favorit untuk menemani perjalanan agar suasana tidak membosankan.
12. Bawalah air mentah minimal 5 liter dalam dirijen untuk mengisi air radiator dan sebagainya.
13. Mengemudilah dengan benar. Patuhi semua aturan lalu-lintas. Jangan mengemudi bila lelah, selingi dengan rehat sejenak di warung/resto, masjid atau objek wisata di tengah perjalanan mudik.
14. Lakukan langkah yang sama saat balik. Sebisa mungkin kondisi badan tetap prima saat balik. Jangan balik pas mendekati masuk kantor atau anak - anak masuk sekolah. Sisakan waktu minimal sehari di rumah untuk istirahat sebelum keesokan harinya kembali beraktivitas. Selamat Mudik dan Balik dengan nyaman. TC Ratna
    

Wandering in Wonosobo

The high Dieng Plateau at Wonosobo (Indonesia) is the centre of some of Central Java's more famous tourist attractions.

Some tourist sites you can visit on the plateau are as high as 2,400m above sea level, including ancient sites and temples, the Sikidang and Sinila volcanic craters and the totally green landscape of the Tambi tea plantation that covers an area of eight hectares.

The plantation, which dates back to 1865, during the Dutch colonial era, is now owned by Agrowisata and open to the general public. It's a suitable place if you want to be refreshed by nature or look into the agricultural aspects of tea production.

Located in Wonosobo regency, the plantation is in Tambi village in Kejajar subdistrict, 16km north of the regency capital, Wonosobo city. From the city, local transportation will get you out to the village in around 20 minutes.

If you want to spend the night at the Agrowisata complex, a comfortable homestay is available with both good facilities and green surroundings, with views of the hills. The homestay rates range from 225,000 rupiah (US$24) per room per night to the most expensive at 1.25 million rupiah ($136).

Agrowisata also offers a hall and restaurant big enough to accommodate about 75 people. Near the homestay is a pond where visitors can relax and fish.

If you come with a group and spend the night, a local band is ready to provide entertainment for tourists in the yard of the homestay complex. They staff will even light a campfire to ward off the chilly night air of the Dieng Plateau.

Don't come with lowered expectations; Even though the homestay staff come from the surrounding mountains they play a broad repertoire of music, including pop, dangdut, rock, jazz and Western songs guaranteed to entertain.

Since the high altitude climate can penetrate the body, don't forget to take a thick sweater to protect you from chilly weather.

Exploring the area around the Agrowisata tea plantation can make for a fascinating trip. If you're fed up with the stale city weather and want to get away to enjoy some fresh air, a visit here might be just the thing. The view alone is restorative. You can see across the spread of the tea plantation which is vast and neatly managed. At a distance it looks like a giant green carpet.

"Almost every week there's a group that comes through. Many spend the night here and we give them the best possible service," Titik Zubaedah, from Agrowisata's operations department, told The Jakarta Post.

Titik can easily answer all your questions regarding the tea plantation. He said that every day the enterprise produces around six tons of dry tea.

"A large part of the production is exported," said Titik. That's why Tambi tea products are less well known in this country. Some of the countries that import Tambi tea include the United States, Poland, Russia, New Zealand and Australia, she said.

Exploring the Agrowisata complex starts with setting out on the paths that crisscross the plantation which covers three hectares. "Usually in the morning we start at 7am and go until 9am. The temperature is pleasant so it's suitable for walking. We follow that with a visit to the factory area, then go back to the hotel to have breakfast," Titik said.

She said that planting the tea, maintaining the area, picking and processing in the factory--which stands at the middle of the Agrowisata area--required a workforce of around 1,100 people.

"All the processing is done here including the packing, so the tea is ready to sell. Tourists can also walk through the factory to see the process of making tea from A to Z. We will guide them from start to finish."

She said the process of making Tambi tea started by picking the fresh tea leaves by hand. The tea leaves are then left to wilt.

"After the leaves have wilted the next process is milling in the factory for 60 minutes," said Titik. After this, the fermentation process takes another 120 minutes.

"When the fermentation has finished the tea is dried in the oven for an average of 25 minutes. The next step is sorting the tea before packing.

"Once the process and packing has been completed, the tea is ready to be exported," Titik said.

After your visit, plan to buy a pack of Tambi tea to take home with you. Near the homestay, a market sells Tambi tea products and a number of special Wonosobo snacks.


From Yogyakarta the journey takes around 2.5 hours by car.

From Semarang to Wonosobo allow for two hours of travelling.

If you are coming from Jakarta and want to go directly by land, the best route is from the south. The Jakarta-Cirebon-Purwokerto-Wonosobo route takes around 10 hours.