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Besides having many tradtional food and beverages, Tuban also famous with the fishermens.
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Bromo Tours to Sunrise Trekking, using transport Jeep & horses, East Java - Indonesia. After the sun illuminate the nature, looking from a distance ocean of sand, which becomes a traffic jeep-jeep carrying tourists as well as saddle horses, pretty tired if you keep walking, because that Toyota jeeps Landcruisser (hardtop) and become a mainstay of saddle horses.
Singo Ulung dance is a traditional art from Bondowoso regency that annual performed in Bondowoso anniversary. This traditional dance was created by a respected man named Singo. Singo was name of a person who came from Blambangan.
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Seruni Point, Bromo, East Java, Indonesia.
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Habitat - sub-montane/montane. aff. Hypericum, Hypericaceae, alt. Clusiaceae.
Hypericum leschenaultii Choisy [syn. Hypericum hookerianum var. leschenaultii (Choisy) Dyer]. Native to Malesia: Indonesia - Celebes [s.w.], Java, Lesser Sunda Islands, Sumatra. VN: Purwa sari (Jw.), Kanyere gunung (Sd.).
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Brass (kuningan) handicrafts are located in Cindogo village, Tapen district, about 12 km east of Bondowoso - Situbondo. There are many brass handicrafts in this area; for example, it is used to make the colorful decorations for house equipments, ceremony equipments (like Bokor and Gayung) and it also used for various souvenirs.
The brass handicraft of Bondowoso is very famous in tourists. It has beautiful colors and do not easily fade. Those products are also offered to other countries. They have been distributed and exported to many foreign countries.
Visit Bondowoso tourism and get those kind of brass handicraft for your travel souvenirs or may be you want to having business with these products.
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The hardship from gathering the sulfur into the volcano is merely an "appetizer" for the miners. The load of sulfur between 70 to 90 kgs then had to be carried out of the crater, along the rim and down the hill. A load that most could scarcely lift, let alone climb and walk with. It was a humbling experience to witness such determination in this divine landscape.
kawah ijen, east java
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Kota Malang, East Java, Indonesia.
Ijen Boulevard.
"Anti-climb measures - a bit excessive spiked fence. A determined intruder will find an easier alternative. I remember an incident a goat ended with its balls ripped-off and dangling on a barb wire after a failed attempt to jump over a fence."
Ijen Boulevard is a two km stretch enclave, once an elite complex during the Dutch colonial era. The spacious street is well tended and landscaped against a backdrop of old colonial buildings
Roro kuning waterfall is located + 23 km south of Nganjuk city. This location is a beautiful village, which has beautiful pine trees forest, crystal clear river and boast of several waterfall. This location is challenging and very beautiful. This waterfall is the closest waterfall to Panglima Soedirman Monument, while the others are Pacoban Ngunut (* 75 m high) and the Pacoban Coban (* 95 m high).
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Gondang Dam is located at Sugio district, 19 km south west of Lamongan. It was built in 1983-1987. The main use of the dam is for irrigation, but now on, many tourists come there for having relax and fishing; camping ground, water bicycle and mini zoo are available.
The manager of the dam has commit to implement the programs of Sapta Pesona (Seven Charms) to make the tourist always enjoy this tourism object.
There are place for the children who want to play, such as water bicycle, and mini zoo that dwelt the several animals such as dear, monkey, eagle, peacock and other animals. So those, the visitor can also bring their children to enjoy this place. By the motto of Sapta Pesona, Gondang reservoir always creating safety, orderly, clean, cold, beautiful, audience and give the good memory for the visitor.
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The active crater of Bromo volcano. You can sense the sulfur from a distance when you climb to the lip of the crater. You can hear it boil
One of develop tourism object in Bondowoso is Bosamba rafting. It has full of adventures and challenge activity. Bosamba Rafting has complete equipment for rafting and Bondowoso has big river with beautiful nature scenery to support rafting activity. Visit and having rafting with Bosamba rafting, you will feel the real nature adventures.
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Collected in Java.
Old bead, but polished and damaged by dealer.
Two layers. Inside layer manipulated out of different colors of scrap glass. Conical perforation.
Length x ø - perf = 30,5 x 25,7 - 4,9 > 5,5 mm
A boy fiddles with his little toy in front of his house in this compact village at the banks of the River Brantas, Malang. He said that he is in elementary school after I asked him about his studies. Beside the bird cages hanging on everyone's house, a typical scene when you enter a densely populated 'kampung' is the endless maze-like dimly lit corridors and pathways. TMY 400 FD 24mm f/2.8 Canon AE-1
Kota Malang, East Java, Indonesia.
Brawijaya Museum, Ijen Boulevard.
"An amphibious Landing Vehicle Tracked (LVT) [Tank Amfibi AM Track] used by the Dutch in Malang during the Indonesian War of Independence or Indonesian National Revolution."
Ijen Boulevard is a two km stretch enclave, once an elite complex during the Dutch colonial era. The spacious street is well tended and landscaped against a backdrop of old colonial buildings.
Kota Malang, East Java, Indonesia.
Brawijaya Museum, Ijen Boulevard.
"Statue of the first commander-in-chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Soedirman (posthumously in 1997 accorded as General of the Army; Panglima Besar Jenderal).
Ijen Boulevard is a two km stretch enclave, once an elite complex during the Dutch colonial era. The spacious street is well tended and landscaped against a backdrop of old colonial buildings.