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Bali is one of the most visited islands in Indonesia
It has beautiful temples and beaches
Visit the island and be fascinated by its beauty
Bali High!
As the largest Hindu temple in Southeast Asia, the beautiful and graceful temple of Prambanan is a magnificent spectacle and an icon of Indonesia’s cultural heritage.
The test of Sita's purity in the Ramayana story is Agni Pariksha, which is a fire test to prove her purity. This test was carried out because Rama doubted Sita's purity after being held captive by Ravana.
Tirta Gangga in Bali, Indonesia is decorated with pools and statues. Bath in the pools to ease from the tropical heat when visiting the attractions in the island.
Sunset at a mosque in Batam, Indonesia.
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Tanah Lot is located along a scenic coastline of Bali in Indonesia with the temple accessible only during low tide. Stroll along the beach to visit the temple and have dinner in a nearby restaurant with a fabulous view of the setting sun.
Rote island is the southest island of Indonesia. It has a popular beach for surfing called Nemberala Beach.
"Indonesia Pusaka"
Indonesia tanah air beta (saya)
Pusaka abadi nan jaya.
Indonesia sejak dulu kala
Tetap di puja-puja bangsa
Di sana tempat lahir beta (saya)
Dibuai dibesarkan bunda
Tempat berlindung di hari tua
Tempat akhir menutup mata
Sungguh indah tanah air beta (saya)
Tiada bandingnya di dunia
Karya indah Tuhan Maha Kuasa
Bagi bangsa yang memujanya
Indonesia ibu pertiwi
Kau kupuja kau kukasihi
Tenagaku bahkan pun jiwaku
Kepadamu rela kuberi
(By : Ismail Marzuki)
Indonesian Bride V1
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Inspired by a BBC program on tea culture in the world, at the wedding the mother of the bride prepares a sweet tea the bride offers to her inlaws, when they drink the tea she has been accepted in the groom's family. I was so amazed by the bride's elaborate costum and headdress I just had to create this image.
portrait from the waist up of an Indonesian women at her wedding ceremony from Penang wearing bride clothes in Imperial crimson with gold threads, crowned with an elaborate headdress, while strings of precious stones hanging down her face from the headdress
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A lovely sunrise from the Island of Bali looking across the Lombok Strait and the "Wallace Line" to the neighboring island of Lombok.
The Lombok Strait (Indonesian: Selat Lombok), is a strait connecting the Java Sea to the Indian Ocean.
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Swimming over the bottom trying not to look like a hunting octopus. It can adopt all sorts of shapes and mimic other creaures - here possibly trying to look like a flounder.
Colourful parasols displayed beside the exit from the Orchid Festival 2020 at Kew Gardens, London. The orchid festival celebrated more than just orchids with other plants such as bromeliads and representation of Indonesian wildlife through life-size models. Colourful fabrics could be found elsewhere in the Princess of Wales Conservatory as well as these parasols.