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    Mursala Waterfall in Indonesia, a 40 m waterfall falls directly into the Sea : by hamkarasufit, Views[413]
         		 Golden time, golden sunset, golden moment in Selayar Island, Indonesia: by hamkarasufit, Views[229]
         		 A magnificent sunrise from Mount Latimojong, Indonesia: by hamkarasufit, Views[284]
         		 Upon leaving Wae Rebo in a borrowed smokey raincoat, one last look at the village that has already dissapeared into the fog affirming its nickname as ''The Village Behind the Clouds''.: by damjanr, Views[205]
         		 As the only remaining examples of authentic Manggarai houses, the grand Mbaru Niang serve as communal buildings, gathering up to eight families under one roof. : by damjanr, Views[264]
     
    Wae Rebo sustains itself with harvesting and trading raw coffee to nearby villages. The village itself is still maintaining a traditional lifestyle with strict rules and regulations that are to be respected upon entering the village, although in recent times there are modernities like small generators slowly entering the lives of villagers. : by damjanr, Views[209]
         		 Misty playtime around the central altar in Wae Rebo, a secluded traditional mountain village in West Flores. Since there is no school in the village, the children have to attend the one in the nearest town located 4 hours walking distance from there.: by damjanr, Views[194]
         		 Landscape of Gunung Lumut at North Barito District in Central Kalimantan covered by tropical rain forest. This protected forest areas is a tower of fresh water for communities in three provinces in Kalimantan. For Muara Mea villagers, Gunung Lumut is a sacred place. They believe that their spirit will dwell in the mountain when they died before reaching heaven. : by iamdreamcatcher, Views[894]
         		 Three Balians from Muara Mea village dance while reciting spells to cure diseases. They could perform healing procession even up to 18 hours without stopping. They use natural materials taken from Gunung Lumut to heal diseases and for ceremonies. : by iamdreamcatcher, Views[728]
         		 Grave at Muara Mea Village. Muara Mea villagers usually put personal belongings of people who died in the grave. The personal belongings will remain there until the shadow spirit of the deceased has left Gunung Lumut toward heaven.: by iamdreamcatcher, Views[661]
     
    Women from Muara Mea sow rice seeds in the field. They live from farming by utilizing shifting cultivation. But they will not return for farming in the same place before the land back into forest. However, Muara Mea villagers who live outside of protected forest areas of Lampeong-Gunung Lumut always keep their activities away from the sacred area. : by iamdreamcatcher, Views[937]
         		 The boundaries of protected forest areas Lampeong-Gunung Lumut at North Barito District in Central Kalimantan. This tropical rain forest which surrounded by plantations and logging companies is a sacred place for Muara Mea villagers. Therefore, Muara Mea villagers take initiative to proposed the forest area in Gunung Lumut as national park to Indonesian Government. : by iamdreamcatcher, Views[736]
         		 A man stares at the Lombok Port, as the boat and a storm approaches.: by costa, Views[192]
         		 Kids playing with an old board at Nusa Lembongan Island.: by costa, Views[193]
         		 At Balangan Beach, Bali, a girl dances in harmony with the sunset waves.: by costa, Views[231]
     
    A Bali's fisherman focused on decorating his boat with the traditional colors.: by costa, Views[161]
         		 After the Nyepi Day, Bali, a kid washes the bad spirits by jumping in the water.: by costa, Views[200]
         		 A shrine to a Balinesian god is on a wall near an alley with a motor bike in the background showing how the Western world and tourism has influenced the Balinesian culture. Now it is a mix between modern ameneties like motor bikes and keeping with the traditional culture in Bali.: by rachelmarek, Views[451]
         		 Motorbikes line the street outside of the markets in Ubud. The market place is set up to sell tourists souvenirs. This provides jobs, and monetary gain for the local people in Ubud.: by rachelmarek, Views[474]
         		 A Balinesian man carves wooden sculptures for tourists to buy. Tour leaders take groups to many destinations like this to watch the workers create wood carvings, jewelry or batik fabrics and make purchases. Incentives are given to the guides if tourist buy items.: by rachelmarek, Views[447]
     
    Temples are tourist attractions in themselves in Bali. Many tourists come to the famous Tanah Lot to see the temple on an island in the sea. The Balinese use the temples for worship, but they have become a tourist attraction, and therefore a way to make money. : by rachelmarek, Views[477]
         		 Traditional Balinesian Barong dance depicting the fight between good and evil performed for tourists in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. This dance would usually not be performed everyday, but an exception is made for the tourism industry and the money that can be made from it. : by rachelmarek, Views[705]
         		 can you resist this sky in the morning !: by patrick, Views[139]
         		 Capturing the beautiful moment after long walk, worth it: by patrick, Views[160]
         		 Old generation do her routine every day on sunset: by patrick, Views[172]
     
    This smile was only found in the small village up at the mountain: by patrick, Views[175]
         		 The Sulphur miners do the crazy job in the world: by patrick, Views[171]
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         		 At the end of the day, having happy customers is a sign of a good day.: by lieshabear, Views[337]
         		 No washing dishes by machine, all by hands.: by lieshabear, Views[319]
         		 My Mom is juggling with her pans. She likes it that way. : by lieshabear, Views[340]
         		 Lunch is the busiest time of the day.: by lieshabear, Views[315]
     
    Joglo is a traditional house in Java. That's the name of my Mom's restaurant.: by lieshabear, Views[386]
         		 Young Gipsy of the Sea: by indonesia2014, Views[211]
         		 Meeting in a desert island: by indonesia2014, Views[278]
         		 Lunar desert around Bromo Volcano: by indonesia2014, Views[233]
         		 The dance of eyes and hands: by indonesia2014, Views[239]
     
    Inhabitants of holy temple: by indonesia2014, Views[234]
         		 This French Tourist tried to lift the 80 kg sulfur....only 2 minutes : by sarimusdar, Views[218]
         		 Beautiful scenic along the way : by sarimusdar, Views[235]
         		 The Crater: by sarimusdar, Views[404]
         		 Sulphur miner bring 80 KG rocks: by sarimusdar, Views[255]
     
    Blue fire at Ijen Crater, we must hike 6 KM at 2 AM before sun rise: by sarimusdar, Views[464]
         		 Formation of Mbaru, traditional house of Manggarai tribe: by sidiqpambudi, Views[258]
         		 Zitting Cisticola in alert guarding its territory: by sidiqpambudi, Views[141]
         		 Hydrosaurus amboinensis, largest agamid lizard in the world: by sidiqpambudi, Views[569]
         		 The Seaweed Horizon: by rumputlaut, Views[167]
     
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