#west java

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Adriana Adie

Indonesian Muslims attend Eid al-Fitr prayers along the banks of the river Cisadane in Bogor, West Java, on May 2, 2022. Indonesia has the largest Muslim population of any country in the world with an estimated 205 million adherents—or roughly 88 percent of its population.

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Dulu aku nggak suka banget sama pantai. Rasanya nggak nyaman aja, kepanasan, pasir nempel di mana-mana, terus suara ombaknya pun serem, kayak mau nerkaaaam. Anginnya juga kenceng banget, berasa ngajak ribut mulu. Pokoknya setiap ke pantai, bukannya seneng, malah suka was-was sendiri. Terus pernah juga ada pengalaman waktu kecil kepantai Pelabuhan Ratu, di pasir ada sesuatu yang bulet-bulet gitu aku kira binatang kumang eh ternyata pas di pegang kotoran manusia dong 😑

Sekarang? Jujur, masih ada sih rasa ngeri. Kalau main ke Pantai. Tapi, entah kenapa aku mulai lihat hal-hal yang bikin penasaran. Kayak misalnya, ada tumbuhan air yang mirip bayam yang tumbuh di sekitar pantai, terus tumbuhan alga yang mirip anemon laut. Ada juga binatang hitam bulat bercangkang yang jalannya lambat, entah itu apa, tapi bikin aku tertarik buat ngeliatinnya.

Walaupun tetep ya nggak berani main di air dan cuma di pinggir-pinggirnya aja, sekarang aku mulai bisa menikmati pantai dengan cara yang berbeda. Bukan sekedar takut sama ombaknya, tapi juga ngeliat sisi unik yang dulu nggak pernah aku perhatiin. 🔥🔥

📍 Pantai Madasari, Pangandaran, West Java, ID.

🗓️ 10 Mei 2024

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Military Hospital of Cimahi, West Java, Indonesia

Dutch vintage postcard

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Inundações devido a fortes chuvas em Bekasi, Java Ocidental, Indonésia 04.03.2025

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Taman Bunga Nusantara

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A very cloudy and misty drive down the mountain

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Violet's Sundanese themed Family Diner; RM Cibaduyutan

The restaurant is complete with a self serve area, a freezer full of Es Lilin, and a lesehan area that looks out to a bamboo forest

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Morning dew, the scent of rain, and a warm breakfast in Jatinangor. Simple moments like these feel like poetry in Sumedang’s embrace 💧

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Tammy and Costa head to ‘garden city’, Bandung, in West Java. It’s a centre for plant growing in Indonesia and one street is even called Plant Street - it’s a 10-kilometre stretch with nothing but plant nurseries.

It’s a horticultural hub with all sorts of plants being grown and sold. There is colour everywhere in both the nurseries and houses along the way.

They stop at a section dedicated to fruit - sapodillos, huge mangoes, jackfruit and more.

The Jambu are related to lilly-pillies grown in Australia, but the fruit are much larger - the size of a small pear.

One section is like a frangipani forest. These salvaged plants are for sale but they’re not in pots; they’re being grown in the ground and already about 5 metres tall. If you want to buy one, it will be dug up and delivered.

Featured plants:

Sapodilla (Manilkara zapota )

Mango (Mangifera indica cv.)

Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus)

Pomegranate (Punica granatum cv.)

Jambu (Syzygium sp.)

Frangipani (Plumeria cv.)

Filmed in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

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Red Hall in the Prenager Grand Hotel, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

Dutch vintage postcard

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Tea Garden Hill at Ciwidey, its fun hiking less than 1 hour and see good views from the top

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Colors Are The Smiles Of Nature

Waterfall in West Java, Indonesia

by @imaxstyo