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    In this picture, two strong male rams with big, long and strong horns are made to fight against each other in the center of arena, usually in a field. Like a boxing match, the arena is also equipped by referees and coaches to control the competition. So, don't worry, the referees will make sure that the rams to not harm. He may stop the competition, when he saw one of the rams had been injured. Each game consist of two rounds and in every round isn't more than ten collision of the head. The competition is based on the weight of the sheep. So, which will be the winner of this competition? (note : the meaning of this culture is not to harm the sheep, because in every fight, there is limitation time that keep the sheep unharmed. And it's base of the horns that take most impact, but the sheeps remain unharmed ): by fentravelphotography, Views[933]
         		 When two strong male rams are fighting, they will accompanied by kendang pencak music. Kendang pencak music is Indonesian traditional music. It is used in the gamelan ensembles. There is a singer and kendang's player play good music. The supporters will dance everytime his rams in action. The padepokan's winner of this competition will get prizes, such as television, radio compo, digital video disc, etc.: by fentravelphotography, Views[473]
         		 Rams are allowed to start fighting at about two years of age and continue up until four to five years old. They have a special diet which, in addition to commonly fed grass and concentrates, may also contain eggs and honey. In this picture, a man applies coconut oil to the ram's horns. The purpose of this exercise is to make the ram's horns look shiny. The finished article is a very fine looking but powerful ram that's ready for battle.: by fentravelphotography, Views[1090]
         		 The Garut rams have long circular horns. This type of rams likes to bang its heads against the wall, trees or heads of other rams. These sheep are also the strongest race in Indonesia. Here in this picture, the rams are waiting for the competition to begin.: by fentravelphotography, Views[2080]
         		 People bring their competing rams from padepokans (communities of rams owners) all accross Garut. Garut is a town in the West Java province of Indonesia. There are so many supporters come to cheer on their favourite fighting rams.: by fentravelphotography, Views[598]
     
    My guide is leading me down: by lombokjournal, Views[203]
         		 Malay Team stood together in the summit after hours waiting for some members : by lombokjournal, Views[180]
         		 The creater viewed from the summit: by lombokjournal, Views[194]
         		 One of tourisst from Malay keep trying to reach the summit: by lombokjournal, Views[176]
         		 On the way up to the summit of Rinjani--the third highest volcano in Indonesia.: by lombokjournal, Views[195]
     
    It is only around 10 degrees celcius here camping at the peak of Mount Gede, but harsh wind is blowing a bit agressively so we were chilled to the bone waiting for the sun to rise from the faraway sea. Thankfully, the sun turns out really exquisite with really beautiful contrast on my eyes that time.: by andre_quatzal, Views[697]
         		 Anaphalis javanica (insert italic here for latin name), or simply Javanese Edelweiss, is an exotic flower growing especially in higher regions around Java, here shown 200 meters below the peak of Mount Gede. We are very lucky to have the flowers blossoming in such fine weather with no cloud in sky.: by andre_quatzal, Views[1298]
         		 Leading on to the wait for the supermoon to rise from the back of the mountain trails, we were provided with a view of a sea of clouds under us from where we waited. : by andre_quatzal, Views[317]
         		 Out from all the pictures that I managed to take of the moon, this one is the one which turned rather perfect. Being only a compact camera, I tried really hard for it to get the longest shutter speed time and with my hand not moving at all. I have to hold my breath for around 5 seconds for it to turn like this. The moon was shown to be rising from behind the wall that is the road to the peak of the mountain. It was really bright, although it may not seem as big as it should be.: by andre_quatzal, Views[396]
         		 The sunset view from the peak of Mount Gede (2,958 meters). The wind had blown rather harshly this time around, yet along with it we have to walk across the trail provided to where we are going to camp and wait for the supermoon. Also shown in this photo is the peak of Mount Pangrango (3,019 meters), a sister mountain to Mount Gede. It was said that it would only take 3 hours to walk peak to peak, but we decided not to because my crews said the scenery from there is dissapointing.: by andre_quatzal, Views[560]
     
    We had arrived at the Harbour: by wirakarmayudha, Views[239]
         		 The ship almost arrive at the harbour: by wirakarmayudha, Views[244]
         		 Some passengers were enjoying the sea on the ship: by wirakarmayudha, Views[265]
         		 The boy was enjoying the sea on the ship: by wirakarmayudha, Views[228]
         		 I traveled to a town called Ketapang in Borneo,an oldman was enjoying the sea.: by wirakarmayudha, Views[300]
     
    The kids who follow their steps back to home, again..: by flofransiska, Views[265]
         		 The strength of a woman - once in a while!: by flofransiska, Views[217]
         		 They put some food on the rock for the ancestor who passed away...: by flofransiska, Views[232]
         		 Bhaga - a symbol of male ancestor!: by flofransiska, Views[304]
         		 Ngadhu - a home of female ancestor!: by flofransiska, Views[240]
     
    In the middle of the road from Anakala city to Waikabubak city: by endahkurnia, Views[148]
         		 at Prai Kalembu village at Waikabubak city, East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara Timur: by endahkurnia, Views[272]
         		 One day it's the slaughter of pigs, the other day its the water buffalo's turn: by unioz, Views[427]
         		 family houses display the horns of all sacrificed water buffaloes over time: by unioz, Views[356]
         		 Ceremonial butchers kill the animals in a bloody fashion and cut it up for food: by unioz, Views[494]
     
    White water buffaloes can cost over 10,000 USD and are donated for slaughter: by unioz, Views[349]
         		 One of the Local burial sites: by unioz, Views[367]
         		 kid are allowed to watch this war game to learn the bravesouls of a soldier: by endahkurnia, Views[219]
         		 The elder are watching and supervise the game from the merge of the aside: by endahkurnia, Views[365]
         		 every soldier was armed by a few sharpened spears: by endahkurnia, Views[228]
     
    The dancer are ready to starting the opening dance at Pasola ceremony : by endahkurnia, Views[196]
         		 2 chief or leader who will lead their strongholds to the war game of Pasola: by endahkurnia, Views[229]
         		 This picture taken on the same Jetty along with other picture submitted, but this time I found senior man see something in distance, as if he is thinking something, just another angle on the same place, with different feeling: by batam, Views[648]
         		 This mighty Barelang bridge is bridge that connect island of Batam-Rempang-Galang, that's where Barelang's name came from, is a place where most of Batam's people spend their time on afternoon/holiday: by batam, Views[1957]
         		 Kids playing on the abandoned wooden ship, they play here everyday after school, such a joy in childhood: by batam, Views[801]
     
    Back behind the celebrations men prepare curry in vats for the wedding feast.: by jencolenutt, Views[362]
         		 A local villager prepares food for the feast that will feed the whole village. Cows were slaughtered out back and baskets of rice were prepared. I found myself in the prep line at one point and was passing plates out to feed the 500 people that comprise the village.: by jencolenutt, Views[367]
         		 Heavy rains poured down on the celebration but everyone was able to crowd under the tarps until it passed, avoiding the holes above that would splash down on us intermittently. A tradition of theirs is to throw the bride’s underwear on the roof of her husband’s house to ward off rain on their wedding day – it almost worked. Many of the dirt roads remained flooded after we left. : by jencolenutt, Views[495]
         		 My friend and her new husband carrying his sword signifies the husband protecting his wife. The entire wedding party and guests walked for over an hour up and down the roads of the village while locals lined the sides of the street. Music was pumped out of a loudspeaker that was carried in a cart behind the party along with its own generator!: by jencolenutt, Views[696]
         		 I was invited to my friend’s wedding in a small village named Merendeng in South Lombok, Indonesia. She is Canadian and invited her friends and family to this lush beautiful island to perform the ceremony for his family in their native traditions. Little did we know that we were to dress as bridesmaids in their traditional clothes (one size fits all) – equipped with a “doorknob” bun hairstyle circled with flowers as well! : by jencolenutt, Views[402]
     
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         		 Kawah Ijen Volcano, the miners extract sulphur from the heart of the volcano, without the most basic safety equipment. They face each day knowing that they will have to carry up and down the volcano heavy loads of sulphur on their hunched shoulders, for several kilometres, along treacherous paths with the only hope of a better life for their families.: by workinindonesia, Views[1042]
         		 Gunung Bromo, up to the top of the volcano and way back on horseback. Local guides earn money from those tourists that don’t want to face the tiring climb of the volcano and prefer to pay for an horseback ride. More tourists more money, more climbs more money, despite the worn-out horses that suffer more.: by workinindonesia, Views[1086]
     
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