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    Toraja: the woman mourning for her late brother who passed away a year ago: by liyaliyaliya, Views[192]
         		 The place where the ceremony is happen: by javanesewedding, Views[260]
         		 Feed each other to sign the love, respect and care both each other: by javanesewedding, Views[369]
         		 The sign of filial piety as a part of the ceremony: by javanesewedding, Views[276]
         		 The headman confirmation about the Wedding Witnesses of Both Parties: by javanesewedding, Views[236]
     
    The headman confirmation about the Bride and the Bridegroom: by javanesewedding, Views[246]
         		 The songs of the sea in Sentosa Island, Singapore. When the water meet colourfull light and songs = Songs Of the Sea: by blue_ocean, Views[337]
         		 The Sparkling of Deepavali in Little India, Singapore. When you walking around there, you can feel in India. Oh Beautiful Street: by blue_ocean, Views[713]
         		 All motorised vehicles are banned in the Gilis so
         		 Just off the path, a monitor lizard scuttles toward a village in the Gilis: by josheastwood, Views[1150]
     
    Men wash their horses in the surf at the Gili Trawangan beach: by josheastwood, Views[803]
         		 A woman serves up fish and noodles at the Gili Trawangan night market: by josheastwood, Views[687]
         		 Boys from the Gilis board a boat to go to school in nearby Lombok: by josheastwood, Views[241]
         		 At the top of Mt Bromo, a Tenggerese is wrapped up against the cold. He is one of the workers who collect sulphur from the inside the caldera. : by gmasters, Views[356]
         		 View through the morning mist from the top of the staircase up Mt Bromo to the Hindu temple Pura Luhur Poten on the Sea of Sand beside Mt Batok. Tourists on their morning sunrise tour finish the trip by climbing up from the temple, the smell of sulphur getting stronger as they near the top of the mountain.: by gmasters, Views[450]
     
    Sunrise over Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. To the left Mt Bromo steams in the early morning cold air while Mt Batok, the only non active volcano in the park, is the perfect volcano cone in the foreground. In the distance the highest peak on Java, Mt Semeru, can be seen.: by gmasters, Views[428]
         		 Waiting for sunrise on Mt Pananjakan, late arriving tourists try to obtain better viewing positions by climbing onto the communications building under the illumination of moonlight and security lights. Viewing the sunrise from this location is one of the main attractions of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park and the tourists are four deep around the edge of the platform.: by gmasters, Views[550]
         		 Lit only by moonlight, the view from Cemoro Lawang on the edge of the Tengger Caldera shows the Sea of Sand (Segara Wedi) covered by fog at 4:30am. Mt Bromo can be seen steaming to the left while the majestic Mt Batok is to the right. The early start is to enable us to get to view the sunrise over the Tengger Caldera, a 45 minute trip in a 4-wheel drive down into the caldera, across the Sea of Sand and up Mt Pananjakan on a different side of the caldera to the usual viewing location.: by gmasters, Views[466]
         		 Pizza Hut in Makassar. It's one of luxury and expensive restaurant in this city.: by rainy_season, Views[1284]
         		 A yellow Canary in its cage at the bird market: by drewsen, Views[242]
     
    A lizard, one of many reptiles, is talking a short brake from its restless wandering around in its little cage waiting to be traded at the bird market.: by drewsen, Views[218]
         		 A mouse snuggling up with a sleeping Python in a fish tank. Seemingly unaware it will be its prey on awakening.: by drewsen, Views[310]
         		 A group of little chickens, injected with color before hatching. They are now being sold at the market in bundles of four as a live toy and are very popular with kids. : by drewsen, Views[486]
         		 Two rather young owls for sale at the Bird Market in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, A place where all kinds of animals, captured in the wild, are sold as pets. : by drewsen, Views[595]
         		 Many of the children from the local residence choose this place as a playground. For those children, Taman Sari is not just a ruin of the Yogyakarta Palace, for them, Taman Sari is a place where they grow, play, and laugh together.: by novandardwi, Views[282]
     
    An old man demonstrates batik painting technique,this batik will be sold to the tourists who visit Taman Sari. Batik is Indonesia's traditional cloth, each batik has different meaning depends on its patterns.: by novandardwi, Views[472]
         		 The remaining greatness from the past. Taman Sari used to have a lot of sculptures as ornaments. But now all that left is only the remnants of those sculptures because of the damage that caused by the earthquake that often struck Yogyakarta.: by novandardwi, Views[235]
         		 Umbul winangun is a bathing complex for the royal family at Taman Sari. It consist of three pools that decorated with big flower pots and springs shaped like mushroom. In the era when this pools were still used, only females and sultan were allowed to enter this bathing complex.: by novandardwi, Views[441]
         		 Taman sari is a site of a former royal garden of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta. Taman Sari was built during the reign of Sultan Hamengkubuwono I, which was around the 17 century. Originally Taman Sari was built as resting place for Sultan and his family. Although today Taman Sari is no longer used by the Sultan of Yogyakarta and some parts of the building had been suffered some damage by the time, the local residents keep maintaining this site as a tourism site so that we can still enjoy the remaining beauty of Taman Sari.: by novandardwi, Views[334]
         		 Redecorated by Schoemaker in 1929, now functioned as a five star hotel: by footsteps, Views[548]
     
    Originally built in 1895 and renovated by Schoemaker in 1921 (the left part).: by footsteps, Views[551]
         		 Lifecycle continues. This place is a merge of human and nature. : by life-travel, Views[257]
         		 All his hope. Is yet in the unknown. : by life-travel, Views[221]
         		 All his life. He lived in the same village. : by life-travel, Views[251]
         		 Every time. These beautiful children find a reason to smile.: by life-travel, Views[236]
     
    Every morning. With the sunrise, the fishermen bring back their boats.: by life-travel, Views[240]
         		 Built in 1925,
         		 Established in 1922, and became a piano store named
         		 It was known as
         		 Dreadlocks hair kid is a rare phenomenon. Being unique dreads with a mystical origins. Combined with Ruwatan a symbolic ritual. Child dreads can only be found on the Dieng Plateau and its presence into jewelry that glorifies Dieng, land of the Gods.: by matafino, Views[1780]
     
    Dieng people prefer to do ruwatan their dreadlocks children together. They collecting money doing Ruwatan. Cost and energy for Ruwatan shared. Ruwatan mass will also be more festive. Thousands of people flocked Dieng gather and become the party of the Dieng Plateau people.: by matafino, Views[717]
         		 The process begins with the reading of a prayer ruwatan home elder by prominent Indigenous Peoples Dieng Kulon, Mbah Naryono. Then proceed with the Children's carnival procession towards Arjuna temple complex. The carnival includes items Gimbal Children demand that must be met before proceeding Ruwatan parents. If you are not forced to shave first with wish fulfillment, it could be a boy dreadlocks sickly even mad.: by matafino, Views[849]
         		 The legend said that the dreadlocks kid was the incarnation of Kyai Kolodete is regarded as the founder of Dieng. Their dreads formed naturally and not genetic problems that can be passed down from generation to generation.
         		 Dieng is the land of the Gods. Each angle is etched groove beauty, natural resources and culture. A lot of ancient artifacts of the past centuries spread across Dieng. Especially about indigenous people with mistic nuances. Story about Dieng traditional ancestors sites full with kontra rationality,dreadlocked kids of Dieng.: by matafino, Views[993]
         		 A couple is enjoying the view of runway. People really enjoy this place because its uniqueness. I also often visit this place just to have relax.: by odell, Views[353]
     
    Unfortunately this park still needs more attention from the local government. Many trash scattered on some spots.: by odell, Views[425]
         		 A young boy feels difficult to hold his change. This place also has helped the economy of local citizen around the Taman Lanud (Air Forces Park) for these last 8 years. After become opened for public, the authorized organized this vacant land as well as a cheap picnic area for public. Ice Cream, Bakso, toys, etc are available here.: by odell, Views[435]
         		 A young girl closed her ears because of the very loud sound of taking-off plane. This park's located very close to the runway, less than 500m. It's also featured with the CCTV controlled by the airport officials.: by odell, Views[760]
         		 Taman Dirgantara/Taman Lanud is a park located beside of Polonia Airport Medan, North Sumatera. It's the airport which is surrounded by the residential areas in the middle of city. Many people loves to spend their family time here, especially on the weekend. At the first time, this park was a vacant land authorized by Indonesian Air Forces. But when Tsunami disaster hit Aceh - made the higher flight frequency - more people started to come here see the flight take-off and landing. And finally the Indonesian Air Forces handled it and officially open this place to public for the cheap picnic in the city.: by odell, Views[2413]
         		 This is the example how the life should be. Bena village people teach us to become useful to other people. That is what we call a proper life. Help people without purpose. : by wiranurmansyah, Views[223]
     
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