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134.Bajang Ratu, East Java. Bajang Ratu temple, located in the hamlet of Kraton, not far from Tikus temple, is one of Trowulan's principal attractions. The remains consist of an elegant gateway, built from red brick, probably dating from around the mid 14th century.The shape of the building is tall and slender, rising to a height of just over 16 metres.Restoration was completed in 1991. The gateway was originally connected to a brick wall, running off to the left and right, by way of a form resembling wings. This ornamental device, known as paduraksa, can be seen on other ancient Javanese gateways.
Kota Malang, East Java, Indonesia.
Ijen Boulevard.
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.
At 2,392 meters tall, Mt Bromo is not among the tallest of Indonesia’s mountains but its stunning beauty lies in its incredible setting.
This is the road in front of the train station. quiet at night. Nearby there are motels and catholic hospital.Also there are stalls selling pecel (salad with peanuts cream dressing) with rice or nasi rawon (rice with beef soup in dark colour).
This area used to be the poorest slum in Malang, on the verge of being evicted and torn down by the authorities. But a project by local uni students gave it rebirth. It went viral and became a popular instagram & tourist attraction.
Betapa bahagianya mas-mas ini mainan naga-nagaan meski sambil nyeker... wkkwkw 😆😂😂
Bulan September siap-siap terjebak macet karena banyak acara karnaval di kota Malang yang diadakan per RT/RW seluruh Malang raya.
Biar kejebak macet tapi tetep santuy sambil nonton lah...
Santuy is lyyffee.
Lumayan kapan lagi.. 😎
#random
#karnaval
Congrats to Inspire's Top 10 Selected Authors - Best of Color Photography 4/17/2015
Author Mika EastJava- Selected by Editorial Staff Carol Griffith Roberts
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Lily flowers are grown and expand at the agro tourism of PTPN XII Garden in Kalisat Jampit, Pakem district and research garden of Puslit Andungsari, Pakem district. This agro tourism is also equipped with a home stay, vegetable gardens, flowerbeds, as well as Arabica coffee fields. All tourists are allowed to buy Lily flowers and flower products that are marketed to Surabaya and Bali, while edelwis flower can be found almost as long as way to Ijen crater from camping ground of Ijen crater. It is about 17 Km from PPTN XII Kalisat Jampit agro tourism or 20 minutes by motor vehicle.
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