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    On any given days we can find a traditional market who sells daily goods needs such as clothing, books, household goods, jewellery, and many more. Besides providing instant goods, we can also find wrought iron work shop that makes once sold agricultural equipment as reaps hook, hoe and other equipment that made of iron: by yogayudistira, Views[672]
         		 GAWOK is one of traditional village located in Solo, Central Java, Indonesia. Gawok surrounded by lot of paddy fields with a rural life atmosphere which very simple and natural: by yogayudistira, Views[866]
         		 Wedding Commemoration pose with Arjuna and Shinta Traditional costum in Semeru : by travenesia, Views[1141]
         		 Tears of Joy, and a happy hug from climbers to the wedding couple.: by travenesia, Views[600]
         		 Blessing & Prayer to the wedding couple in top of Mount Semeru after long way : by travenesia, Views[813]
     
    Mount Semeru, the highest active volcano in Java Island. 3.676 meters! Sunrise!: by travenesia, Views[1156]
         		 Ranu Kumbolo lake about 2.400 meters above sea level in Mt. Semeru National Park: by travenesia, Views[1661]
     
     
     
     

     
         		 As he discusses the hardships endured by a Mentawaian couple that has attempted resettlement in a government village, the feature of Lugi, my Mentawaian guide, is illuminated by light from a gasoline lantern. His skin, however, is devoid of traditional tattoos that have adorned the bodies of his people for generations; such conspicuous body art standouts beyond the realm of the jungle, making assimilation with other Indonesians difficult. Although having being born in the jungle the majority of Lugi’s nine siblings now permanently reside on the Sumatran mainland or in modern villages on Siberut Island. Raised by his grandfather following the death of father, Lugi stays with friends in the largest city in the Mentawai Islands, searching for tourist to bring back to his grandfathers home in the jungle. For Lugi, guiding tourists doesn’t simply provide a source of income to his people; the photographs and stories that tourists take away ensure that the Mentawai people and their culture will not be forgotten.: by francoo, Views[2157]
         		 This woman and her husband (left) were only able to bear only one child; a girl. As is customary with the Mentawaians, their daughter lives with her husband, many hours’ walk from her family home. As the couple have grown older and having no children present to assist them with their day-to-day tasks, the temptation to resettle into a government village with fewer physical demands became difficult to resist. But in modern village people will encounter modern problems; food must be purchased using money within the village. As soon as government funding draws to a close, generating a sustainable income becomes a near-impossible task. Thus, they move back. In the jungle money is not required. There is always shelter and food is plentiful. For this couple despite having a “modern” house in a village it is their jungle home that still remains integral to their survival.: by francoo, Views[2308]
         		 The Mentawai are highly knowledgeable of the virtues pertaining to all plants that exist in their jungle environment. Here, Kuki coats his arrowheads with a poison extracted from the leaves of a particular shrub. However, a hunt is not planned for today; the Mentawai rarely kill, particularly when there is foodstuffs are available. Nonetheless the survival as a hunter-gather community requires foresight and preparation, and it is best practice to keep bow and arrows at the ready just in case they are needed. : by francoo, Views[2226]
     
    Kuki, a Mentawaian medicine-man, prepares to strip the bark from a tree to make a loincloth garment. The tattoos embellishing Kuki’s body represent another tree; the Sago palm. Known to the Mentawai as the “tree of life” the palm provides the Mentawai with their primary source of carbohydrates. The horizontal stripes on Kuki’s legs represent the trunk of the palm whereas the patterns on his arms represent the palms spiky branches. : by francoo, Views[8284]
         		 The Mentawai Islands are renowned as being one of the worlds finest surfing locations. Surfing enthusiasts are more than willing to transverse the globe to spend a week or two carving-up the spectacular wave-fronts, but many remain confined to their all-inclusive resort or live-a-board boat. Few become acquainted with the Mentawaian people who inhabit the jungle interior of the islands, continuing to adhere to their ancient traditions and hunter-gatherer lifestyle. These indigenous people and their animalist beliefs and traditions are under threat from (sometimes forceful) government intervention with the intention of relocating the Mentawaians into government-commissioned resettlement villages, designed to wash them of their “pagan” traditions. : by francoo, Views[2340]
         		 A mother, telling a story to her children at the Polonia Airport: by chris87, Views[231]
         		 Tour de Singkarak - A contestant taking his last break before finish : by chris87, Views[220]
         		 Blues Skies of High Hill - West Sumatra: by chris87, Views[249]
     
    Taking a nap hour: by chris87, Views[208]
         		 The National Flag: by chris87, Views[219]
         		 In Batam you will see many of this type of house, literally people living above water, and use boat for transportation, I guess they live while enjoying life by watching sunset just right outside their window: by batam, Views[1139]
         		 Batam except having motorized vehicle as transportation, still use old day boat to transport people from place to place, unlike Venice that use Gondola mostly for pleasure, boat here at Batam purely use for transportation: by batam, Views[1126]
         		 Blue lizzard, showed itself near a town for some food. : by abroad, Views[328]
     
    Old kings palace, build on top of a hill, shows the greatness of the building: by abroad, Views[306]
         		 Basic restaurant (warung), placed on the beach, provides locals with food.: by abroad, Views[259]
         		 Old man living in the outback of indonesia, living of what nature gives us.: by abroad, Views[523]
         		 Fisherman out in the sea, while the rain is falling, but he has no choice.: by abroad, Views[263]
         		 An old woman waiting for the customer that infrequently show up.: by javanesewedding, Views[241]
     
    Simple sculptures with some animals form.: by javanesewedding, Views[263]
         		 A mother bought it for her lovely child.: by javanesewedding, Views[286]
         		 A toy that can be played in the water.: by javanesewedding, Views[231]
         		 The Seller wants to attract the customer especially the kids, so they drew that.: by javanesewedding, Views[244]
         		 Finally the fishing nest it shows the results of fishing time.: by seluvega, Views[276]
     
    After the search the moment must to be quite accurate.: by seluvega, Views[260]
         		 The low tide let the fishermen look for the best shoaling points.: by seluvega, Views[254]
         		 Just before the low tide the fishermen look at the ocean to watch.: by seluvega, Views[227]
         		 The first step for traditional is getting the alive fishing bait.: by seluvega, Views[245]
         		 Finally the fishing nest it shows the results of fishing time.: by seluvega, Views[169]
     
    After the search the moment must to be quite accurate.: by seluvega, Views[160]
         		 The low tide let the fishermen look for the best shoaling points.: by seluvega, Views[199]
         		 Just before the low tide the fishermen look at the ocean to watch.: by seluvega, Views[154]
         		 The first step for traditional is getting the alive fishing bait.: by seluvega, Views[172]
         		 My Badui host preparing our super.: by nerriza, Views[376]
     
    A Baduy boy sharping his tools after a days work in the fields.: by nerriza, Views[430]
         		 Granny sifting through rice before cooking.: by nerriza, Views[1048]
         		 Trading rice paddies for other provisions.: by nerriza, Views[386]
         		 A Badui woman returning home from a days work in the rice fields. : by nerriza, Views[313]
         		 the delicious casava that is being cook with javanese brown sugar: by deasy, Views[700]
     
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