Kalau ditanya apa negeri impian saya, maka jawabannya adalah Indonesia.
My wonderful Indonesia.
Hari ke-13 dari #BPN30dayChallenge2018 diisi pertanyaan tenanting mengenai negara atau kota atau tempat impian.
Sejak awal jawaban saya sudah jelas.
Indonesia!
Dan ada begitu banyak kota cantik di negeri ini yang ingin saya kunjungi.
Dan ada begitu banyak kota cantik di negeri ini yang ingin saya kunjungi.
Saya cinta negara yang cantik luar biasa ini.
Rasanya makin jauh saya bertualang, bertemu dengan orang dari berbagai negara, dan mengunjungi tempat-tempat cantik yang terkenal, makin mengkukuhkan cinta saya pada tanah dan bumi Nusantara.
Lately I have been looking at some photos that I have taken on various trips in Indonesia. I'm just an amateur but it won't take long to see why I'm so in love with my homeland and it will forever stay in my heart.
Let me now take you to Sulawesi, Kalimantan, Bali and Nusa Tenggara as well as Maluku and Papua. I have visited all of those wonderful islands but not all the cities famous for landmarks and unique destinations.
Kalau bisa, rasanya #myitchyfeet ingin saya ajak keliling menyaksikan karya-Nya yang luar biasa. Dan kali ini anak-anak pun sudah besar, sudar waktunya saya tulari dengan kecintaan luar biasa pada tanah air mereka. Yuk, kita ikutan tur pendek di Negeri impianku ini.
Sulawesi
I have been to Manado, North Sulawesi, several times but I know that other parts of this exotic Island of Sulawesi are waiting. I can’t wait to visit Toraja, Wakatobi, and Gorontalo (again)
It is the perfect place to those who love and seek underwater adventures.
Divers and snorklers, here's THE spot for you as Sulawesi offers endless choices of underwater experience, starting from Bunaken, Wakatobi, Gorontalo and more.
Swimming with turtles, manta rays, or even whale sharks?
You got it!
My encounter with la rascasse, the scorpion fish, in Bunaken, Manado, North Sulawesi |
The dragon at Tri Dharma Bumi Raya temple in Singkawang |
Kalimantan or Borneo is famous for being one of the the lungs of world alone with the Amazon, it is indeed packed with oxygen-rich tropical jungles.
It is also home of some of endangered, rare species like orang utan. Tanjung Puting National Park in Central Kalimantan, in this case, has been famously known as the one of the natural wonders with Orang Utan as the most known animals roaming in this area.
The city of Singkawang in West Kalimantan, boasts the beautiful combination of Chinese and local tradition of the Dayak people. Visiting the majestic temple of Tri Dharma Bumi Raya is quite an experience and a short visit to Pasir Panjang beach will certainly refresh our weary souls.
Pasir Panjang Beaceh, Singkawang, West Kalimantan. |
Bali and Nusa Tenggara
Sunset at Kuta Beach.. |
No need for further introduction to the island of the gods and goddesses, Bali, as well as Nusa Tenggara, which has been stealing travellers' attention - if not capturing their hearts,- with their incredible nature.
The morning offerings at Kuta Beach, Bali |
Rinjani, West Nusa Tenggara. Pic: Pixabay |
praying time |
Tirta Gangga Water Palace |
Maluku and Papua
These Eastern parts of Indonesia are truly captivating.
Maluku, or Molluccas, with the capital city of Ambon, has captured my heart since I first arrived in this historical part of my country. The Land of spices, one of the reasons why Indonesia was sought and conquered by many in the past, is the nick name of Maluku.
Liang Beach, Ambon, Maluku |
smoked tuna, everyone? Great delicacy from Maluku. |
Playnemo, Raja Ampat, Papua. Pic: Pixabay |
Wish me luck and health for the grand plan of traveling around Indonesia with my family, The Frakarsa.
How about you?
What's your dream place?
Cheers from Jayapura, Papua |