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    Sade village is one of the most visited villages inhabited by Sasak tribe. In this compound, the villagers have adapted themselves to the situation of being frequently visited by tourists. They now make a living from selling souvenirs from tourists who come every now and then to see their culture and life. Here, this old Sasak woman tried to sell
         		 Y stick, local often use this stick to stop Komodo's step if they move closer: by max_willy, Views[307]
         		 Paradiso, Here's some picture of Gili Laba at afternoon: by max_willy, Views[736]
         		 Journey to Komodo Village, Komodo was a great scenery! Love the sky: by max_willy, Views[882]
         		 Artist of Komodo Village, they're making an wooden Komodo statue for a living: by max_willy, Views[934]
     
    Gili Laba, an island before you arrive to Komodo Island..fascinating island : by max_willy, Views[1089]
         		 Lakian, the place for coffin. And this is the begining of Rambu Solo: by beauty_indonesia, Views[432]
         		 Coffin in procession by the family. The family should not feel sad: by beauty_indonesia, Views[411]
         		 Cornerstone Family raised red cloth serves as towing a coffin: by beauty_indonesia, Views[463]
         		 The transfer of the coffin of Tongkonan towards an understanding of the Lakian: by beauty_indonesia, Views[761]
     
    Mapangkalo is part of the death ritual signs Solo in Tanah Toraja: by beauty_indonesia, Views[563]
         		 Sarmin was his name, a native of Cibeo, Baduy Dalam (West Java).: by alexamzah, Views[407]
         		 For these sulfur bearers, sulfur means hope.: by alexamzah, Views[346]
         		 To breath in this kind of environment a distinctive struggle was needed.: by alexamzah, Views[336]
         		 With very modest equipments, the miners would walk to Ijen crater.: by alexamzah, Views[330]
     
    A sulfur miner at Mt. Ijen, East Java.: by alexamzah, Views[336]
         		 poigar waterfall, the pure virgin waterfall on the center of North Celebes: by christiansetiawan, Views[366]
         		 the oblivion beach of Manguindanao, Marore Island: by christiansetiawan, Views[919]
         		 alordian, alor people from NTT: by christiansetiawan, Views[455]
         		 molapi saronde dance guard: by christiansetiawan, Views[427]
     
    molapi saronde, a ritual dance of traditional marriage from Gorontalo: by christiansetiawan, Views[771]
         		 coconut man, from Marore Island: by christiansetiawan, Views[837]
         		 Sarmin was his name, a native of Cibeo, Baduy Dalam (West Java).: by alexamzah, Views[270]
         		 For these sulfur bearers, sulfur means hope. : by alexamzah, Views[155]
         		 To breath in this kind of environment a distinctive struggle was needed.: by alexamzah, Views[160]
     
    With very modest equipments, the miners would walk to Ijen crater.: by alexamzah, Views[161]
         		 A sulfur miner at Mt. Ijen, East Java.: by alexamzah, Views[196]
         		 The low tide at Drini Beach, Java Island leaves nothing but an out of this world, surreal, and extraordinary landscape. : by wawanbc, Views[588]
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         		 Vous alle me payer comment ?: by alainc, Views[377]
         		 C`est quoi ces fleurs: by alainc, Views[397]
         		 Combien pour les moineaux: by alainc, Views[410]
         		 Père ( Pierre) et fils: by alainc, Views[374]
     
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