Maluku

Maluku, also known as the Maluku Islands or the Spice Islands, is an archipelago located in eastern Indonesia. Comprising numerous islands, it is historically renowned for being the source of valuable spices like cloves and nutmeg, which attracted global trade. The region features diverse cultures, languages, and environments, from lush rainforests to beautiful coastlines. Maluku played a significant role in the spice trade during the Age of Exploration, shaping its rich historical and cultural identity. Today, it continues to be an important part of Indonesia's maritime economy and cultural diversity.