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Small Island View in Natuna Archipelago

Natuna is one of regencies in Riau Islands Province, Indonesia. Natuna is the northernmost islands in the strait Karimata. Precisely the Natuna was most northern tip archipelago of Indonesia. Bunguran, Jemaja, and Serasan are the three largest islands in this archipelago. ‘Natuna’ derives from the Dutch language ‘Natunae’ meaning is natural.

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Statue in Ullen Sentalu Museum

Ullen Sentalu is Javanese museum culture situated in midst of Kaliurang attraction, Yogyakarta. Museum Ullen Sentalu provides knowledge about history of Javanese culture, particularly those related to the kings of Yogyakarta and Surakarta. The museum contains the history of the royal culture of Solo and Yogyakarta. Ullen Sentalu founded by the Haryono family, and was inaugurated by Paku Alam VIII (Javanese King) on March 1, 1997. The word of ‘Ullen Sentalu’ is acronym of the Java language that is ‘Ulating Blencong Sejatining Tataraning Lumaku’, if translated roughly mean ‘the Light of Life for Human Journey’.

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Istiqlal Mosque signboard

If you visit Jakarta, don’t forget visit to large mosque that stood firmly on the north side of Monas Square, Istiqlal Mosque. Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, Indonesia Mosque of pride for Indonesian people as the nation’s expression of gratitude to the gods for successfully fighting for the independence of Indonesia Republic.

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Pekalongan Batik Museum

Pekalongan is one of the cities in Indonesia, located in Central Java Province. Precisely, Pekalongan located in Pantura line, the line connecting the Jakarta-Semarang-Surabaya. Pekalongan is 101 km west of Semarang or 384 km east of Jakarta.

Pekalongan also known as ‘Batik Town’ because of Pekalongan batik production is so beautiful and varied. Well, batik pekalongan already known to foreign countries, Pekalongan batik has become one favorite commodity imported for this area.

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Taman Ayun Temple in the ancient Balinese language meaning “The Temple in the middle of a beautiful garden.” This temple complex is the only temple complex of Bali that still has the characteristic terraced roof that can only be found in the structure of ancient buildings in Bali, called the Roof of Meru. This temple was built in the 16th century by King Mengwi (now the area where the Pura Taman Ayun is still named Mengwi), as a shrine to the gods of Balinese Hinduism. This temple including Cultural Heritage Sites included in the UNESCO list.

Taman Ayun Temple

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