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  • TorajaTAMAN AYUN T E M P L E

    K U D A L U M P I N G

    P I N K B E A C H

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    monthly Indonesia tourism magazine

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    Indonesia stretch from Sabang the westmost part of in Sumatra to Merauke the eastmost part in Papua, form Miangas island the northmost to Rote island the southmost, it spreads to more than 17.508 islands with over 1 million km2 coverage area making Indonesia a massive sand box to explore.

    In this months edition we take you to places that may not have been on your list. One such as the Pink beach in Flores. Then we take you all the way to Toraja in Sulawesi.

    And to complete, take a look at the journeys top 6 waterfalls of Indonesia. Also lots of other information to accompany you during your trip. Lets get ready for the Journey.

    Fredrick EdwardEditor in chief

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    Pink Beach Travel Gadgets

    Taman Ayun

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  • Pink Beach on Komodo Island is famous for its beautiful pink colored sand. It is said that the pink sandy beaches there are only 7 in the world, one of them on the island of Komodo.

    Located in East Nusa Tenggara, precisely on the Komodo island. Pink Beach is one of the famous tourist destinations in Komodo National Park with amazing underwater life and stunning panorama surrounding scenery, This beautiful beach is just located in a small land with dry hill in back of the beach of it.

    text : Dorotheus Nardin

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  • Dorotheus Nardin ; Born and raise in Flores, his interest in tourism had taken him to most of tourism sights in Flores and other parts of Indonesia.

    Pink sand is formed from pieces of red coral. An amoeba known as Foraminifera which produce red or pink light on the reef, stay on the dead coral and get swept to the shore to form this amazing beach. If we take a pinch of sand was then shown a red sand in between the white sand, the sand grains was smooth and soft, when walking or sunbathing on it.

    Aside from enjoying its scenery, Pink beach had alot activities to offer. Sunbathe while enjoying the natural surrounding, swim or snokeling experience the breathtaking underwater world of Pink Beach, amazing scenery of coral reefs with large number of aquatic life such as clown fish, butterfly fish, and bat fish.

    Although Pink beach have becoming well know among travelers and more people start coming, it doesnt affected on it natural surrounding. Everything still kept as it was, so every visitor still able to fell the beauty of Pink Beach, the jewel from Flores

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  • m e s m e r i z i n g

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  • As it was known throughout the world Bali is known as the thousand temple island, one of the most

    famous is the Taman Ayun Temple. It is located in Mengwi village.

    What makes this Temple special is because the whole temple area is surrounded by fish pond, that gives an illusion as if the Temple is drifting on water and the temple structure is also unique due to its multistoried roof.

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  • The history of Taman Ayun according to the famous scroll the Badad chronicle, the temple was build in 1634. The name Taman Ayun come from the word Hyun, which mean a temple in the park. The whole compound was build with the Balinese Hindu philosophical and conceptual basis underlining development of Balinese traditional architecture known as the Tri Mandala concept, the rules of space division and zoning. Tri Mandala is spatial

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  • concept describing three parts of realms, from Nista Mandala the outer and lower mundane less-sacred realm, Madya Mandala the intermediate middle realm, to Utama Mandala the inner and higher most important sacred realm.

    In the Nista Mandala (the outer area), a unique building known as the Wantila, here a statue resembling the Tajen or cock fight one of Balinese tradition. According to tradition before a sacred ceremony were

    held, a drip of blood is need and a cockfight is held until one of the chicken dripped its blood into the ground.

    In Madya mandala (the middle area) now had been used as an exhibition area where some beautiful traditional Balinese paintings can be found. Before entering the main and holy area (Utama Mandala)a beautiful and majestic gate greets its visitor. As mention earlier that what makes Taman Ayun unique is that the temple roof is constructed with multustoried roof known as Meru, its height is dedicated to Wisnu God. The temple also serve as the family temple to the member of Mengwi Palace.

    Aside from the main complex, the whole area is nice to be explore with its beautiful park and fish ponds. Among thousands of temple in Bali, Taman Ayun temple is surely one that has to be placed in travelers list on a visit to the island of Gods, Bali.

    Ni Kadek Anggreni ; Studying tourism bussines at SMK 2 a vocational school in Bangli. Currently doing his internshipin at a travel agency in Kuta.

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  • KudaLuMPINGTHE Magical DancEa traditional Javanese dance depicting a group of horsemen. Dancers ride horses made from woven bamboo and decorated with colorful paints and cloth. The performance also incorporates trances.

    When the trance dancer is performing the dance in trance conditions, he can display unusual abilities, such as eating glass and resistance to the effects of whipping or hot coals.

    Dancers are usually men, but there are female groups too. They wear special traditional clothes. Groups vary from 2 to 8 members. Other dancer or shaman then guides them with a whip.

    There are no written historical records to explain the exact origin of the dance, is seems that it has been passed dawn from one generation to next. But it known to be originated from Java.

    There are two main hypotheses have been proposed. The first suggests that

    Kuda Lumping may have arisen out of Diponegoros war against the Dutch colonial forces, as a ritual reenactment of battles. The second argues that it is based on Mataram-era troops riding against the Dutch.

    Philosophy behind this unique performance is that it reflecting the spirit of heroism and showing the cavalry power. It can be seen form it dynamic, aggressive rhythmic movements. With a flick of woven bamboo, the dancer would mimic a horse movement as if it is in a battle.

    Kuda lumping with all of its elements surely represents the one of many unique cultural heritage of Indonesia, one that makes a trip to Indonesia an unforgettable one.

    text : Suariningsih

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    Suariningsih ; Young travel lover. Her passion is to explore all over Indonesia and experience its beauties.

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  • Finally the cold night had passed. Beautiful shiny day to explore Tana Toraja. We drove our motorbike to some unexplored sites.

    First destination was Bori Parinding, a burial and ceremony site. Hundreds of megalith stone stand representing a feast of merit performed in the past by a person with high status.

    Entrance fee is Rp 10,000 for domestic and Rp 20,000 for international tourists. If youre a student, you only have to pay

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  • Rp 2,500. Two grandmothers were looking after the place. They were humble and nice, talk to them and you can get information about the place. There are some Tongkonans, burial site at the back, and also baby grave. The unique thing about baby grave is the body was buried inside tree. Popular site for baby grave is in Kambira.

    Pete-pete (public transportation) passes this area, so you can get here by taking pete-pete to Bori and ask the driver to stop you

    here. Beautiful view of rice field and Mount Sesean wont make your journey boring.

    Londa, a famous burial site located 5 km south from Rantepao. Big bold wall as the burial site designed with chambers for the highest status on the wall. While normal people coffins are put inside the cave. Skulls and bones are everywhere. Eerie moment when you enter the dark cave with skulls and coffins around. I couldnt imagine if one of the coffin moved and a vampire chase

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  • after me. Entrance fee again Rp 10,000 for domestic Rp 20,000 for international visitors. Make sure you bring your lights or get the guide with lamp to show you the way.

    Last destination we visit was Lemo. Same with Londa its cliff burial site, I like this place. Its unique and different. Somehow, I cant understand how cultures can be so distinct between one and another. Even its still the same country, Indonesia has many different amazing cultures.

    A funeral tradition awaited by most visitors in Toraja are Rambu Solo. Torajans gave high last appreciation to the deceased. The cost of the funeral are so expensive, thats why after the death, the body will be kept for months even years until the money is collected and all the family members

    can attend the funeral. Highest peak when Rambu Solo is held is between July-August. You can find Rambu Solo in normal days, its quiet often held in Toraja. Ask the people around to get information about Rambu Solo.

    In a glance, Bolu Market seems like a normal market. Normal in weekdays but different in Sunday where you can find the activity of trading buffalo. Buffalo has high value in Tana Toraja. People believe that buffalo will escort the spirit of the deceased to Puya (the world of spirit). The more the buffalo, the faster the spirit reach Puya. Buffalo is slaughtered during Rambu Solo ceremony by a single swing using Golok

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  • Velysia Zhang; Indonesian nomad, an easy-going girl. Travel is not just a hobby, its her passion. for more of her travel stories visit www.littlenomadid.com

    (traditional Razor) the price of the buffalo depends on the age, and the type. Buffalo with stripe cost higher than black/brown buffalo.The small black buffalo cost around $500, big one cost $1500, the famous one with stripe (Tedong Bonga) cost around $2000-5000 and the rare one, albino buffalo cost the same as a car.

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  • Sambal, which the dictionary describes as a hot relish in Southeast-Asian cuisine made of vegetables or fruit and spices, is not merely a condiment that goes with food for Indonesians.

    Sambal is sauce typically made from a variety of chili peppers and secondary ingredients such as shrimp paste, fish sauce, garlic, ginger, shallot, scallion, sugar, lime juice, and rice vinegar or other vinegars.

    It has become an essential element in enjoying the complete experience of the nations cuisine, which is based on rice supplemented by sauces the spicier the better

    Various recipes of sambals usually are served as hot and spicy condiments for dishes such as ikan bakar (grilled fish), ikan goreng (fried fish), ayam goreng (fried

    chicken), and soto. Sambal is an Indonesian loan-word of Javanese origin (sambel)

    The all-time favorite Indonesian dish, nasi goreng (fried rice), for example, is always garnished with pickled cayenne peppers, shallots and cucumbers and, if you order from a nearby street vendor, you can request how hot you want your dish to be and the cook will add freshly ground chili accordingly.

    In the Indonesian archipelago, there are as many as 300 varieties of sambal. The intensity ranges from mild to very hot.

    As Indonesia was once known to the Dutch colonial as spice islands and chili is one of it, it also produce one of the wonders in Indonesian cuisine, one that needs to be tasted to experience the full Indonesian delicacy.

    Sambal indonesian staple

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    Bantimurung Sulawesi

    It is located at the valley of the steep limestone hills. The surrounding is filled with fertile tropical vegetation which has become home to thousands of beautiful butterflies. As the name Bantimurung means a place for getting rid of sadness, this place is an ideal for family picnic and a pleasant place for roaming, swimming, and relaxing.

    Grojogan Sewu Java

    Cunca Rami Flores

    Grojogan Sewu means a thousand waterfalls. Although the waterfall here do not amount to a thousand, but there is some point of waterfalls that can be enjoyed here. The highest waterfall there are about 80 meters high.

    The impressive Cunca Rami waterfall, with its many pretty pools that offer a refreshing, natural swimming experience, makes a fantastic day trip from Labuan Bajo. With 300 meters high waterfall hanging from top of rock wall, making its an amazing destination destination in Flores.

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  • SiGURA GURASumatra

    These 250 meters in height waterfall is the tallest in the Indonesia. The water produces by the Asahan River. It is one of the cornerstones of community life in North Sumatra, because the flow of this waterfall is used for main propulsion generator.

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    To reach and enjoy the waterfall, we have to walk down a graded trail and steps from Senaru Village. It is about 100 meters in height and divided into three layers. First layer known as Sendang Gile, the send is Tiu Kelep and the top is Batara Lajang. In addition, there is a uniqueness that distinguishes this waterfall with others. There is also a trust if a shower or washes her face at this waterfall will make someone a year younger than actual age.

    Sendang GileLombok

    GitGit Bali

    It is one of the most famous waterfalls in Bali which located in the north part of Bali. Even though it is only 35 meter in height, but it is a beautiful object which located in plateau area and surrounded by tropical tree. The rain forest around emits the constantly natural water debit during the year.

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  • TravelGadgetsTravel

    Gadgets

    a high-tech padlock, and the Quicklock is a pretty cool device that

    works well.The Quicklock Padlock

    is a Bluetooth and RFID-enabled smart

    padlock. It opens through a smartphone

    app or, if you dont have your phone on

    you, by simply waving a RFID-enabled tag, ring, bracelet, fob or card.source :www.thequicklock.com

    QUICKLOCK PADLOCK

    The Hydaway is a silicone container. Theres a clip for attaching it to your bag or

    backpack if its full, but when empty it can be smushed down

    to go in your pocket.This watertight container can be taken apart and put on the top rack of the dishwasher for easy cleaning. Available in 8 different

    colorssource : www.hydawaybottle.com

    The Hydaway

    Perfect camera for any adventure. Easy to mount, extremely durable, flexible camera with a clam shell

    case and waterproof enclosure. Real watch

    remote control with LCD screen to display the

    video recording live Wi-Fi Connectivity.

    source : www.shopping.hp.com

    HP AC300WACTION CAMERA

    A retro vibe for a stylish look. Advanced technology for brilliant imaging, lifelike video, and wireless sharing. The Stylus SH-2 combines design, performance, and

    convenience in ways no other camera can. With sophisticated features like RAW capture, 5-Axis Image Stabilization, and Live Composite technology, capture

    incredible shots in any light, everywhere you go.source : www.getolympus.com

    Olympus Stylus SH-2

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  • Pacific ocean

    Indian Ocean

    South China Sea

    IndonesiaKalimantan

    (Borneo)Sumatra

    Java

    Sulawesi

    Lombok

    Bali Sumbawa

    Flores

    Timor

    Maluku

    Papua

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    Malaysia

    MalAYsia

    Singapore

    Brunei

    Philipines

    PapuaNewGuinea

    Australia

    Timor Leste

    Madura

    Sumba

    Ambon

    Aceh

    MedanBukit Lawang

    Nias Island

    Padang

    Palembang

    Java Sea Banda Sea

    Timor Sea

    Arafura Sea

    Lampung

    Jakarta

    JogjakartaSurabayaBorobudur

    Mnt Bromo

    Labuan Bajo

    KomodoIsland

    Mnt Kelimutu

    KupangWaingapu

    Lake Toba

    Tanjung Pung

    Ponanak

    Banjarmasin

    Balikpapan

    Samarinda

    Tana Toraja

    Makasar

    Kendari

    Palu

    Togian Islands

    GorontaloManado

    Bunakennaonal park

    Wakatobinaonal park

    Ambon

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    Raja AmpatSorong

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    SasandoMusic instrument

    Jam GadangClock tower

    AmperaBridge

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    Mesmerizing Indonesian Archipelago

    Indonesia is a huge archipelago consisting of thousands of islands that stretch from the westernmost point of Sabang to the easternmost point of Merauke. From

    Miangas island the northmost to Rote island the southmost, it spread to more than 17.508 islands with over 1 million km2 making Indonesia a massive sand box to explore. This huge archipelago is endowed with a beauty of diverse cultures and nature with distinctive flora and fauna.

    There are eight major islands or island groups in this enormous chain. The largest landmasses consist of Sumatra, Java,

    Kalimantan (Borneo), Sulawesi (Celebes) and Irian Jaya (the western half of Papua New Guinea). The smaller islands fall into two main groups: the Molluccas to the northeast, and the lesser Sunda chain east of Bali. Bali is a unique island, which for a number of reasons can be put into a class of its own.

    The favourable condition have attracted a great number of visitors to Indonesia. Visiting Indonesia means seeing and experienceing the unique diverse cultural and astonishing natural beauties that this couWntry has to offer and explore.

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  • Pacific ocean

    Indian Ocean

    South China Sea

    IndonesiaKalimantan

    (Borneo)Sumatra

    Java

    Sulawesi

    Lombok

    Bali Sumbawa

    Flores

    Timor

    Maluku

    Papua

    BangkaBelitung

    Malaysia

    MalAYsia

    Singapore

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    Philipines

    PapuaNewGuinea

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    Ponanak

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    SasandoMusic instrument

    Jam GadangClock tower

    AmperaBridge

    MonasNaonalMonument

    Good Morning selamat pagiGood day selamat siangGood afternoon selamat siangGood evening selamat malamGoodbye selamat tinggalGoodbye selamat jalanPlease tolong Please open the door tolong buka pintuPlease silahkanPlease come in silahkan masukThank you terima kasihIts nothing kembali/sama samaYes yaNo/not tidak/Bukan

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  • INDIAN OCEAN

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    One of the top tourism destination, with alot to offer. From beautiful sandy beach to the green rice field terrace, from the solitude temples to highflying entertaiment.

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  • INDIAN OCEAN

    Badung

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    Tuban

    Yeh Gangga

    Seririt

    Buyan

    Pejeng

    Baturi

    Sangeh

    Luwus

    Alas Kedaton

    Lake Buyan

    Gitgit waterfall

    Banjar

    Anturan

    Lake Tamblingan

    Lake BratanBedugul

    PacungJa Luw

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    Singapadu

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