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Maybe we've often heard stories about the island of
Komodo. Moreover, last year the island located in the East Nusa Tenggara islands it had entered into a nominated 7 Wonders of the World.
But what the hell is actually inside the
Komodo Island? So much interesting anyway? Look at the following three interesting things, and you definitely want to go straight there.
Pink Beach
If we usually play on the sandy beach brown or white, this time we will find a beach with pink sand! There are only 7 pieces of pink sandy beaches in the world, one of them on the island of Komodo. This pink sand mixed blessing white and red sand. The red color comes from his own supposedly destroyed red coral fragments. Clearly, this beach is very clean and beautiful!
Namiseom or Nami Island is a tiny island with a shape that resembles a crescent moon located in Chuncheon, South Korea. According to Wikipedia, this place was dedicated to General Nami, a commander who was executed for alleged treason against the king Sejo of the Joseon Dynasty.
The island was not a popular tourist spot is then attracted the attention of travelers since the shooting locations used in the famous drama Winter Sonata. Since then Namiseom make Winter Sonata as a promotional tool.
Peek of building European ancient architecture usually done tourist in Brussels, Germany. Switch to the City of Halle there are the expanse of carpet flowers in the ancient forest named Hallerbos.
Approximately 30 minutes from the City of Brussels, the expanse of 'carpet' bluebell flowers like a trumpet flowers beautiful bloom in the ancient forest Hallerbos. This forest is located in limits Flanders and Wallonia , precisely Halle City.
Museum Madame Tussauds Hong Kong has just presenting a collection of a candle statues of the first Indonesian president, Sukarno. Travelers can see directly and posing together with Bung Karno there. This collection is a great honor to host the statue of President Sukarno, who had a major influence on the development, not only in Indonesia, but the Asian region as a whole.
World Cup fever has settled in Brazil, with nearly three million tickets sold for the 2014 tournament.
Huge global excitement reflected by the number of unprecedented demand for tickets, with more than 11 million received to date.
Until now, a total of 2,961,911 tickets have been sold, including more than 2.2 million direct to the general public via FIFA.com.
Free wifi and complimentary breakfast have emerged as the most important hotel amenities among guests in a new survey.When 1,000 travelers from around the world were asked in a Hotels.com poll to rank 33 different amenities in order of importance, the ability to stay connected was deemed the most important in-room amenity, while free breakfast was the most sought-after overall hotel service.
Imagine seeing the sights of London were superb - The Glass skyscraper tower, Cathedral of St. Paul's and the Tate Modern art gallery - when you are in track cycling three stories tall on the overpass that resembles the High Line in New York, United States. When architect and bike enthusiast Sir Norman Foster release this plan to build SkyCycle before the celebration of the new year, the news instantly create a scene of Internet users, although it's likely the project will not be realized until 2030.
The annually observed and uniquely Balinese Hindu Day of Silence, Nyepi, is generally met with a positive response from foreign visitors spending time on the island during the occasion.
Ketut Ardana, chairman of the Association of Indonesian Tour and Travel Agencies (ASITA) Bali, shared with Bali Daily over the weekend that foreign and domestic tourists generally did not specifically visit Bali for Nyepi, which this year falls on March 31.
A farmer plants seeds in a rice paddy in Jatiluwih, a UNESCO heritage site in Tabanan. Fast-paced development is threatening the existence of Bali’s unique agriculture, a sector widely recognized as the very foundation of the island’s traditional culture. BD/Agung Parameswara
Boeing photographer Bob Ferguson recently accompanied Skip Boyce, president, Boeing Southeast Asia, on a trip to Indonesia for a firsthand look at one of the company’s many Global Corporate Citizenship programs.
Hard Rock Hotel Bali donated Rp 150,000,000 (US$12,720) to the Bali Pink Ribbon Foundation, as a result of its month-long Pinktober campaign in October 2013 and the charity fun run event, Rock ‘n Run, in November 2013.
The check was presented by Andrew Khoo, the general manager of Hard Rock Hotel Bali to Bali Pink Ribbon committee members at Centerstage last Friday.
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