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    pohon itu seolah sedang melihat sunset yang indah dipesisir pantai aceh.: by rezahidayat, Views[294]
         		 mesjid baiturahman adalah simbol dari kota banda aceh.: by rezahidayat, Views[133]
         		 The Uluwatu temple sits on the highest point of the cliff. Its an incredibly rich location to imerse yourself in culture. You respect the religion by wearing sacred sarongs and are permitted to take photos only in certain areas. Not inside the temple itself. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[152]
         		 The rice fields outside of Bali are spectacular. The greenery and arrangements are clean and mesmerising. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[282]
         		 Jimbaran Bay sunsets changed all colours of the rainbow in a matter of minutes. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[127]
     
    Padang Padang beach lagoon. Wow. No better chance for mother nature to show off its beauty than here. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[120]
         		 The expression is priceless. They were intrigued by the sound of my camera click. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[136]
         		 The monkeys were inquisitive and would eat anything just as humans do! : by heatherkatemiller, Views[143]
         		 The colour is indescribable and it was the perfect photo opportunity: by heatherkatemiller, Views[140]
         		 Jimbaran Bay sunsets : by heatherkatemiller, Views[158]
     
    Simply put, untouched beach is breathtaking.: by heatherkatemiller, Views[389]
         		 A newborn is still cradled by her mother and father. The parents got cranky at me after they heard my camera lense click with each photo : by heatherkatemiller, Views[191]
         		 Pedang Pedang Beach presented itself beautifully for me: by heatherkatemiller, Views[945]
         		 Cliff Faces in Uluwatu: by heatherkatemiller, Views[217]
         		 by rbugiaditya, Views[158]
     
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         		 by rbugiaditya, Views[155]
         		 This is one of my favourite photos where I took a photo of a young boy who was unprepared. He was kind of suprised that I took a photo of him because there was a lot of other people and I think he feels kind of lonely. Othervise the photo is not so sharp but I put it on just because of the boy, his eyes and his look. : by ziga182, Views[211]
         		 Old woman at our villas backyard was walking bye when I saw here and asked here If she can stop that I take a photo of her. She kindly stopped and waited for me to take my camera from my backpack that I took a photo.: by ziga182, Views[220]
         		 Near dreambeach was a local fisherman that was standing on a very sharp rocks, and the waves was so strong that one wave almost got me and my camera, that is why I admire this local fisherman.: by ziga182, Views[283]
     
    Photo of this young girl was taken in a local village market, and my girlfriend noticed that she was there crying so she went to her to make her feel better. After a while a girl stopped crying and I have taken a photo.: by ziga182, Views[1194]
         		 Old man was working on a rice field everyday from 6.00 till 22.00. I asked him to pose for me and then I took this shot. Man was very happy that someone noticed him.: by ziga182, Views[289]
         		 by sharingandinspiring, Views[223]
         		 But there are also kids who are able to drink down the jamu without the hassle to be cekok. But these are usually jamu which doesn't taste bitter and has already been added a natural sweetener: by sharingandinspiring, Views[541]
         		 Most of its consumers are children who are brought by their mothers which have trouble in eating, having a cold, fever, and many other illnesses. Because of its bitter taste and pungent smell, kids usually refuses to drink down this herbal medicine. So in order for them to consume the jamu, the child is held down, especially their head, arms, and legs so they wont resist. Then his mouth is forced to be open and drink the liquid jamu. This is method is called cekok and where jamu cekok got its name: by sharingandinspiring, Views[2070]
     
    Jamu itself is made by natural ingredients, mostly extracted herbs. Every ingredients has its own savor. The herbs are then mixed together to produce a unique blend, depending on the type of illness or complaints: by sharingandinspiring, Views[867]
         		 For some people in the Javanese society who lives in Yogyakarta, traditional medication is still favored and considered better than modern treatment. One of the most common is by drinking a herbal medicine so called Jamu, like the ones known in a local shop
         		 New life is all around: by heatherkatemiller, Views[137]
         		 Uluwatu Temple is situated on the cliffs of Bali. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[141]
         		 Padang Padang beach was breathtaking. : by heatherkatemiller, Views[510]
     
    This little guy loves his bananas : by heatherkatemiller, Views[123]
         		 Monkey at Uluwatu temple stole our bananas : by heatherkatemiller, Views[159]
         		 by theadventuregirl, Views[129]
         		 by theadventuregirl, Views[141]
         		 by theadventuregirl, Views[178]
     
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         		 trekking in Bromo sea sand is the option if you have high interest of adventure: by wordstraveler, Views[265]
         		 exploring sea sand of Bromo highland with morning fog: by wordstraveler, Views[292]
         		 the most popular vehicle in Bromo Maountain is Jeep. tourist can rent this car : by wordstraveler, Views[392]
     
    a Hindu's temple in the middle of Bromo Mountain's sea sand: by wordstraveler, Views[313]
         		 a misty morning fog in Bromo mountain's highland, east Java, Indonesia: by wordstraveler, Views[625]
         		 Saying good-bye to her parents, her home and her childhood. Everybody tried to throw a glance at this emotional event, where the village kids turned into husband and wife: by lombok, Views[322]
         		 the procession took place on the main street of her village in southern Lombok, where all the participants and the orchestra marched to her parents' house. the bridal couple and their families are expected to be serious throughout the entire ceremony which lasts for 4 days. In fact she really was in a sad mood during the whole time.: by lombok, Views[372]
         		 Indonesian bandbus: The drum orchestra also accompanied us on our way to the bride's village. All musicians in traditional Sasak uniform with sarong, jacket and „udeng“, the headkerchief. Also present: the „Beleq“ (a big cylindrical drum): by lombok, Views[298]
     
    the groom's father shows off an intense dance. According to tradition, he drank a glass of blood mixed with oil, and danced in a kind of trance with a dagger on his chest. This symbolizes that he'll take away his son's spiritual pain for a bright future in a new life.: by lombok, Views[355]
         		 the groom's relatives and other villagers gather together at the house of his parents to celebrate the second day of the wedding ceremony. A big variety of local dishes was offered. Sasak people sharing their tradition and custom with incredible devotion.: by lombok, Views[228]
         		 While the funeral proceedings may appear gruesome to outsiders, the rituals are meant to honour and celebrate the deceased. Spilling blood on the earth is considered a sacred act. Torajans do not take death lightly - a single water buffalo often sells for more than a brand new car.: by davidq, Views[1579]
         		 Water buffalo are sacrificed to help assure the deceased a quick journey into the afterlife. The number sacrificed depends on the social status of the person; in this case, more than 30 water buffalos over three days.: by davidq, Views[564]
         		 The tradition and concept of death is passed on to the next generation.: by davidq, Views[303]
     
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