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Sawarna beach, its waves would certainly challenge surfers to beat it. April to September is the time when many surfers compete to beat the wild wave of the beach.
Tanjung Layar Beach, Sawarna, Banten, West Java Indonesia.
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Gua Lalay, Sawarna Village, Banten, West Java, Indonesia.
Sawarna is the best place for you who like tracing the mystery buried inside the caves found in the village. Lalay is highly recommended for this. This 100-metre-long cave offers wonderful stalagmites and stalactites ever.
There is a subsoil river mixing with 10 – 15 centimetres mud flowing inside the cave of Lalay. The word lalay alone is derived from the Sundanese language that means bat. Indeed, the cave is the habitat for a number of bats.
Indonesian models presenting Eco Fashion from 3 different designer Felicia Budi, Indita Karina, Lenny Agustin during "Detox Catwalk" on damage paddy field area in Rancaekek, West Java province on Sunday 22 March 2015. Photo Greenpeace/Hati Kecil Visuals
Indonesian models present an Eco Fashion apparel designed by Indonesian well known designer Felicia Budi, Indita Karina, Lenny Agustin during "Detox Catwalk" organised by Greenpeace in the paddy field in Rancaekek, West Java province to highlight the toxic pollution brought by clothing industry.
Indonesian models present an Eco Fashion apparel designed by Indonesian well known designer Felicia Budi, Indita Karina, Lenny Agustin during "Detox Catwalk" organised by Greenpeace in the paddy field in Rancaekek, West Java province to highlight the toxic pollution brought by clothing industry.
Though his shirt reads "hardcore", this kid is playing a traditional West Java music instrument called The Karinding.