The Beauty of The Cikaso Waterfall

Cikaso waterfall is one of the natural scenery in Indonesia that is still stored naturalness, located in the south of Sukabumi. Cikaso waterfall, which is actually named Luhur waterfall, flowing from creeks Cikaso named Cicurug. But by most people, this waterfall is known as the waterfall Cikaso. Cikaso waterfall is formed from three points adjacent waterfall in one location with at the bottom there is a pool with a water color of bluish green. The second point of the waterfall can be seen clearly while the other was somewhat hidden by cliffs facing east. Each of these waterfalls have individual names. The left one named waterfall Asepan, the middle of the waterfall named Meong, and right waterfall named Aki. The third waterfall has a height of about 80 meters, the width of the ridge about 100 m. Cikaso waterfall has a distance of about 8 kilometers from Surade, 15 kilometers from Jampang Kulon, 32 kilometers from the Ujung Genteng, and approximately 110 kilometers from Sukabumi. Or +/- 70 km from Pelabuhan Ratu. Generally, a trip to the waterfall Cikaso initiated from a small town called Surade, which takes about half an hour travel time (having a distance of about 8 km) with two or four wheel vehicle to arrive at the road junction Cikaso, with winding roads. Cikaso waterfall is located not far from the Pantai Ujung Genteng, and also turtle breeding area of West Java, waterfall Cikaso be a destination for tourists both local and foreign to unwind after undergoing several daily busyness, you will feel the sensation of serenity that can blend with nature, here you will enjoy the atmosphere of 95% was natural. Under this waterfall, there is a pool that flows straight into the sea estuaries Buleud Tegal, Sukabumi. Other than that, the small pond can be used for swimming, but need to be supervised by Safetyguard, because waterfall Cikaso depth can reach 15 m.

 

 

Is ± 90 km south of the town of Sukabumi heading towards the beach end tiles. ± 4 hours of travel, by public transportation, as well as four-wheeled private vehicles, whereas if taken with two wheels, the time taken ± 2.5 hours, you will not feel bored during the journey because it will be accompanied by the beautiful scenery, the forest is still green and cool, and the life of society is still modest. There are 2 paths you can take, the first track from the junction / market cinagen, Jampang kulon go towards Cikaso, while the second track by turning around for 6 hours. There are two paths to get to the waterfall. The first path is from the junction cinagen, Jampang kulon go towards Cikaso, approximately 5 km trip, the second lane from the junction cibarehong ie, the direction of SMAN 1 Surade go to the left, ± 3 km from the junction cibarehong.
Transportation services, namely water canoe. The beauty of the natural white sand beach on the beach end tiles. Panoramic view natural beauty of nature in the waterfall cigangsa.

 

The road condition is quite difficult to get there, so before heading to the waterfall Cikaso ascertained the condition of your vehicle in good condition, because the roads are still a lot of holes, and inadequate road terrain, such as sharp bends, inclines, and derivatives are quite steep.

 

 

Source :

http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curug_Cikaso

http://menikmatiperjalananhidup.blogspot.com/2011/08/curug-cikaso.html 

Ancient Volcano Nglanggeran

Mount Nglanggeran is the only ancient volcano in Yogyakarta that formed from karst or limestone. The mountain is located in the village of Nglanggeran, Pathuk Subdistrict, Gunung Kidul Regency, who is on a row of Thousand Mountains. 

Legend

Nglanggeran Hill is a place to punish villagers who carelessly damage the puppet. Nglanggeran origin of the word is "nglanggar" which means breaking. In hundreds of years ago, the villagers about inviting a mastermind to hold a harvest thanksgiving. However, the villagers do sloppy. They tried to destroy the puppet mastermind belongs. Mastermind wrath and curse of villagers into puppet figure and dumped into Hill Nglanggeran. There are some large rocks which according to the story surrounding residents, used for a hermitage residents. Local residents said that according to belief, Mount Nglanggeran guarded by Kyai Ongko Punokawan Wijoyo and puppet characters. On Java New Year's Eve or Friday Kliwon, some people choose meditation on top of the mountain. In this Nglanggeran Mount, residents ever found a statue like Ken Dedes.

Characteristics 

Based on research, this volcano is an active volcano about 60 million years ago. Layer of limestone on Mount Nglanggeran derived from ocean floor and then lifted into the mainland millions of years ago. This mountain has a towering boulders that are usually used as a climbing lane and a place for hermitage residents. The mountain peak is Mount Gedhe at an altitude of about 700 meters above sea level, with the total area of ​​mountains reaches 48 hectares.

Around the Mount Nglanggeran, can be found ponds (or pond), which is building a pond like lake at an altitude of about 500 meters above sea level. Pond with an area of about 5,000 square meters it serves rainwater to irrigate the longan orchards, durian, rambutan and around the pond. In the dry season, farmers can use the water to irrigate the fields. Visitors can climb the stairs to the pond. Until the ponds side, visitors can see the sunset and see ancient volcano across the pond.

Source :

http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunung_Nglanggeran

http://fajarshaprol.blogspot.com/2014/07/senja-di-embung-kebun-buah-gupi-purba.html

Candi Prambanan or Candi Rara Jonggrang is a 9th-century Hindu temple compound in Central Java, Indonesia, dedicated to the Trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator (Brahma), the Sustainer (Vishnu) and the Destroyer (Shiva). The temple compound is located approximately 18 kilometres (11 mil) east of the city of Yogyakarta on the boundary between Central Java and Yogyakarta provinces.

The temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia, and is one of the largest Hindu temples in Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the towering 47-metre-high (154 ft) central building inside a large complex of individual temples. One of the most majestic temples in Southeast Asia, Prambanan attracts many visitors from across the world.

Prambanan, is derived from the name of the village where the temple stands, which is thought to be changing the name of the Java language dialect term The Brahman Hindu theology means "the Supreme Brahman", ie Brahman or the highest and greatest eternal reality that can not be described, which is often equated with the concept of God in Hinduism. Another opinion considers the Brahman may refer to the heyday of the temple was formerly filled by the brahmins. Another opinion gives the presumption that the name "Prambanan" comes from the root word "mban" in the Java language that has meaning to bear or carry tasks, refer to the Hindu god who have the duty of organizing and running the harmony of the universe. The original name of this Hindu temple complex is a name derived from Sanskrit; Siwagrha (House of Shiva) or Siwalaya (Natural Shiva), based on the inscription Siwagrha Saka year 778 (856 AD). Trimurti honored in this temple complex with three main temples glorify Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu. But Shiva Mahadeva who occupy space in the main temple of Shiva is the most honored god in this temple complex. 

The temple complex 

Originally there were 240 temples stood at this complex. The entrance to the building complex is located on the four corners of the wind direction, but the direction toward building is to the east, the main entrance of this temple is the east gate. Prambanan temple complex consists of:      

1. 3 Trimurti Temple: Shiva temple, Vishnu, and Brahma.
2. 3 Wahana Temple: Nandi temple, Garuda, and Geese.
3. 2 Apit Temple : located between rows of Trimurti temples and temples rides in the north and south.
4. 4 Kelir Temple : located at the 4 corners of the wind right behind the entrance to the inner courtyard or the core zone.
5. 4 Patok Temple : located at the 4 corners of the pages or the core zone.
6. 224 Temple Perwara : arranged in 4 rows of concentric with the number of temples from the innermost to the outermost row: 44, 52, 60, and 68 

So there are a total of 240 temples in Prambanan complex. Originally there were 240 big and small temples in Prambanan temple complex. But now only 18 temples; the 8 main temples and eight small temples in the core zone as well as two ancillary temples. Many Perwara temples that have not been restored, from 224 perwara only 2 that have been restored, which left only a pile of stones scattered about. Prambanan temple complex consists of three zones. The first is the outer zone, second the middle zone that is made ​​up of hundreds of temples, the third is the zone in which the zone of the holiest places eight main temples and eight small shrines.

Prambanan temple complex cross section of the plan is based on a square of land consisting of three sections or zones, each zone is bounded courtyard wall andesite. The outer zone is characterized by a square fence each side along 390 meters, with the orientation of the Northeast - Southwest. Unless the remaining southern gate. Another part of the gate and walls of the temple, so many have lost. The function of the outer courtyard is not known; possibility is sacred park land, or dormitory complex Brahmin and his students. Perhaps the first building standing in the outer courtyard is made ​​of wood, so it had rotted and destroyed nothing left. Prambanan temple is one of the largest Hindu temple in Southeast Asia apart from Angkor Wat. Three main temple called Trimurti and is dedicated to the three main gods Trimurti: Shiva the Destroyer, Vishnu the Preserver and Brahma the Creator. In this temple complex, Shiva are preferred and more exalted than the other two god Trimurti. Shiva temple as well as the main building of the largest and highest, 47 meters tall.

Like Borobudur, Prambanan temple also has a zone levels, started from the less holy to the most holy zone. Despite the different names, each concept has similarities in Hindu Buddhist concept that is essentially almost the same. Land either horizontally or vertically floor plan is divided into three zones:      

1. Bhurloka (in Buddhism: Kamadhatu), is the lowest realm of mortals; humans, animals, spirits and demons as well. In this realm, human are still bound with lust, passion, and a way of life that is not holy. The outer courtyard and the foot of the temple symbolizes the realm bhurloka.      
2. Bhuwarloka (in Buddhism: Rupadhatu), is a nature center, a holy people, rishis, ascetics, and lesser gods. In this human nature started see the light of truth. The central courtyard and the body of the temple symbolizes the realm bhuwarloka.      
3. Swarloka (in Buddhism: Arupadhatu), is the highest realm of the gods at once the most sacred place dwells, also called Swargaloka. The next courtyard and the roof of the temple symbolizes the realm swarloka. The roof of the temples in Prambanan complex decorated with a kemuncak mastaka ratna (Sanskrit: jewel), Prambanan is a modified form of jewel that symbolizes wajra form diamond or thunder. In ancient Javanese Hindu architecture, ratna is Hindu equations for Buddhist stupa, which serves as a kemuncak or mastaka temple.

Source :
http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candi_Prambanan

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Queen Boko Site, The Magnificent Palace on The Hill

Site Ratu Baka (Java Language: Ratu Boko) is an archaeological site which is a complex number of the remaining buildings are located approximately 3 km to the south of the temple complex of Prambanan, 18 km east of Yogyakarta or 50 km southwest of the city of Surakarta, Central Java , Indonesia. Complex overall width is about 25 ha. Seen from the pattern of laying the remains of the building, allegedly the site is the former palace (the king palace). This opinion is based on the fact that this complex is not a temple or a building with a religious nature, but rather a fortified castle with evidence of residual castle walls and dry trenches as defensive structures. The remains of settlements are also found in the vicinity of this site.

The name "Queen Boko" is derived from local legend. Queen Boko (Java language, meaning literally: "the king stork") is the father of Loro Jonggrang, which is also the name of the main temple complex of Prambanan Temple. Queen Boko's palace is a magnificent building that was built during the reign of Rakai Panangkaran, one descendant of Syailendra dynasty. The palace was originally named Abhayagiri Vihara (means monastery peaceful hill) was built for seclusion and focus on spiritual life.

The palace is located 196 meters above sea surface. 250,000 m2 area of ​​the palace is divided into fourthat is, western, central, southeast, and east. The middle section consists of the main gate, field, Pembakaran Temple, pond, stone berumpak (home baseboard usually made of stone), and Paseban (hall which used to face the the King). Meanwhile, the southeast part includes Pendopo, Balai-Balai (seating or bed made ​​of bamboo or wood), 3 temples, ponds, and areas for princess. Cave complex, Buddha Stupa, and ponds located on the east. While the western part consists only of the hills.

Although founded by a Buddhist, this palace has Hindu elements. It can be seen with the Linga and Yoni, Ganesha statues, and gold plate that said "Om Rudra ya namah swaha" as a form of worship of god Rudra which is another name of god Shiva. The existence of Hindu elements that prove the existence of religious tolerance that is reflected in architectural works. Indeed, when the Rakai Panangkaran who are Buddhists living side by side with the followers of Hinduism.

Ticket prices for the package Candi Prambanan and Ratu Boko Rp45.000 (January 10, 2012). So come to this temple, and found its most beautiful sunset. Do not forget to invite your friends


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• http://echoarianto.files.wordpress.com
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The beauty of Parai Beach Coast of Sumatra

Indonesia is included in one of the countries who have the beauty of nature's amazing. A variety of beautiful beaches who spread from west to east Indonesia. One of the most beautiful beaches are Parai Beach. Parai Beach is known as Tenggiri Parai Beach. This beach is located in Sungailiat, about 40 km from Depati Amir Airport, Pangkal Pinang. The beach is quite gentle, having soft waves, white sand and blue sea water. Currently, the area designated as Beach Parai Tenggiri green tourist area called Parai Green Resort.

The attraction of this beach is the presence of rocks that are large, with a variety of unique shapes, which can not be found in other areas. Besides enjoying the natural beauty and atmosphere, visitors can also do other exciting marine recreation. For tourists who like fishing, beach fishing boat rentals are available complete with all equipment. In addition visitors can make the game banana boat or parasailing. Alternatively, visitors can enjoy a wealth of diving to coral reefs in coastal areas that face the South China Sea.

Management of Parai Tenggiri Beach build two resorts, namely Parai Pool Vilas Resort & Spa and Parai Beach Resort & Spa. Both the resort provides a variety of facilities such as: hotels, restaurants, fishing, the area of ​​outbound, and spa. In addition, visitors can also rent equipment for jet ski, banana boat, parasailing, and diving. For visitors who want to try parasailing or diving, beach management provide experienced instructors who can give you instructions on how to use and training initially to the tourists.

To reach this beach, from the airport, visitors can use various types of vehicles can be rented at the airport Depati Amir. If you want to use public transport, from Pangkal Pinang visitors can ride public transportation kind of colt, majoring in Pangkal Pinang-Liat River. From Liat River, journey can be continued by using a motor rickshaw to the Parai Tenggiri beach area.

Soooooooooooo, do you interest to visit the beach???? Don't forget to invite me when you come to this beach






Source :

• http://ijolumut99.files.wordpress.com

• http://tourismindonesiaonline.com

• http://www.wisatamelayu.com

• http://thearoengbinangproject.com 

Underwater Exoticism of Karimunjawa Archipelago

Karimunjawa is archipelago located in the Java Sea, entered in the district of Jepara, Central Java. With an area of ​​1500 hectares of land and waters ± 110 000 ± acres, Karimunjawa now developed into a tourist charm of Marine Park which began favored by local and foreign tourists.

Based on the legend that circulate in the archipelago, island was discovered by Sunan Muria Karimunjawa. The legend is about Sunan Muria which concerned about the mischief of his son, Amir Hasan. For the purpose of educating, Sunan Muria then ordered his son to go to an island which seems "kremun-kremun" (blur) from the peak of Mount Muria so that the child can deepen and develop the knowledge of religion. Because it appears "kremun-kremun", then the island called Karimun island.

Since March 15, 2001, Jepara's Karimunjawa established by government as a National Park. Karimunjawa National Park consists of a small cluster of 27 islands with populated 5 islands that have been in these islands. The island is already populated that is Island Genting, Kemujan Island, Island Karimunjawa, Mosquito Island, and Island Parang. Most of the island there has a beach with white sand.

The islands which became a favorite to be visited by tourists for its natural beauty, that is :

• Big Deer Island (Menjangan Besar Island)

Menjangan Besar Island there is a shark breeding. You can test the courage to go into their breeding pond and swim with these sharks. No need to fear, because the sharks here are quite tame and friendly with humans.

• Small Deer Island (Menjangan Kecil Island)

Menjangan Kecil Island deserves visited because the waters around this island there are lots of colorful little fish are very beautiful. This island has a beach and a beautiful sea floor with clear water. The island is suitable for you which want to try snorkeling.

• Small Pine Island (Cemara Kecil Island) and Large Pine Island (Cemara Besar Island)

On both islands there are many pine trees that may be the basis of both name of this island. Another unique thing is the existence of the mainland beaches with white sand jutting into the sea.

• Gelam Cape Island (Tanjung Gelam Island

Gelam Cape Island is a beautiful island with white sand and sea water which bluish green.

Karimunjawa is home for coral reefs, mangroves, coastal forests, and nearly 400 species of marine fauna, including 242 species of ornamental fish. Some of the rare fauna that have habitat here is the sea eagle white chest, hawksbill and green turtles.

Shark in Karimunjawa 

Plants that became the hallmark National Park that is Karimunjawa dewadaru (Crystocalyx macrophyla) found in lowland rain forest.

Waves at Karimunjawa is low and tame, bounded by the coast most of whom are fine white sand beaches. 

To go Karimunjawa, you can use some alternative options below :

• Quick ship from Semarang
  From Semarang, you can go to the Karimunjawa through the Port of Tanjung Golden using speedboats. Travel from Semarang to Karimunjawa about 4 hours to 6 hours if the weather is bad.

• Ships from Jepara
  If you choose to go to the Karimunjawa from Jepara, you can through the Port of Kartini. You can choose to use a fast boat, or also use a slow and expensive ships from Jepara. The journey from Jepara to Karimunjawa about 2.5 to 3 hours.

• Plane
   In addition, for those who have enough funds, there is a small plane in Ahmad Yani Airport Semarang which can be leased to the Dewa Daru Airport in Kemujan Island (one of the islands in Karimunjawa). By plane, you can see the beauty of Karimunjawa from above before landing at the aerodrome that is in Karimunjawa. Travel by plane take about 30 minutes.  

Enjoying the beauty of this island and feel the serenity will be an enjoyable experience. Encouraged to visit the island in March through October, at the time the weather is friendly so you can freely explore and enjoy the Karimunjawa archipelago. Enjoy the enchanting beauty of nature in Karimunjawa.

Source :

• http://kumpulan.info
• http://www.wikipedia.com

Tourist Attractions Place in Yogyakarta - Borobudur Temple

Lots of tourist attractions located in Yogyakarta, one of which is the tourist attractions of ancient temples. One the famous temple is Borobudur temple. Borobudur Temple is included in one of the largest temples in the world.

Borobudur was built by King Samaratungga, one of the kings of Old Mataram Kingdom, Dynasty Syailendra descendants. Based Kayumwungan inscription, an Indonesian named Hudaya Kandahjaya revealed that Borobudur is a place of worship which was completed on 26 May 824, almost one hundred years since the early days was built. The name of Borobudur, as some people means a mountain having terraces (budhara), while the other says that Borobudur means monastery on the heights.

Borobudur's building shaped punden staircase consists of 10 levels. Height of 42 meters before it was renovated and 34.5 meters after the renovation because the lowest level was used as a drag. Six lowest level square form and upper three terraces circular form, and the highest level in the form of Buddhist stupa facing to the west. Each level represents the stages of human life. According schools of Mahayana Buddhism, every person who wants to reach the level of the Buddha should be through every level of life is.

The base of Borobudur, called Kamadhatu, symbolizes human that are still bound by lust. Four levels above it called Rupadhatu symbolizing humans who have set themselves free from lust but still tied to appearance and shape. At that level, a statue of Buddha placed open. Meanwhile, three levels above where the Buddhist stupa placed in the holes is called Arupadhatu, symbolizing human that have been free from lust, appearance, and shape. The top part is called Arupa symbolizes nirvana, where Buddha is residing.

Each level has beautiful relief panels showing how skillful the sculptors. The relief will be read coherently when you walk clockwise (towards the left of the entrance of the temple). In the reliefs, Borobudur tells of a legendary story, the Ramayana. In addition, there are relief which describing the condition of society at that time. For example, relief of farmers' activity reflecting the advance of agriculture system and relief of sailing boat representing the advance of shipping when at that time centered on Bergotta (Semarang).

So, do not forget to visit the Borobudur temple. In addition to a cool place, this place can also make the mind becomes calm. For those who are in need of refreshing, perfect to visit this place.


Source :

• http://www.yogyes.com

Batik, Indonesian Indigenous Heritage

Although the word's origin is Javanese, its etymology may be either from the Javanese amba ('to write') and titik ('dot' or 'point'), or constructed from a hypothetical Proto-Austronesian root *beCík, meaning 'to tattoo' from the use of a needle in the process. The word is first recorded in English in the Encyclopædia Britannica of 1880, in which it is spelled battik. It is attested in the Indonesian Archipelago during the Dutch colonial period in various forms: mbatek, mbatik, batek and batik. Javanese traditional batik, especially from Yogyakarta and Surakarta, has notable meanings rooted to the Javanese conceptualization of the universe. Traditional colours include indigo, dark brown, and white, which represent the three major Hindu Gods (Brahmā, Visnu, and Śiva). This is related to the fact that natural dyes are most commonly available in indigo and brown. Certain patterns can only be worn by nobility; traditionally, wider stripes or wavy lines of greater width indicated higher rank. Consequently, during Javanese ceremonies, one could determine the royal lineage of a person by the cloth he or she was wearing.

Batik from Solo

Batik is a craft that has high artistic value and has become part of the culture of Indonesia (especially Java) since long. Javanese women in the past made ​​their skills in batik for a living, so in the past, batik work is exclusively women's work until discovery of "Batik Stamp" which allows the entry of men into the field. There are some exceptions to this phenomenon, that is the coastal batik masculine lines as can be seen in shades of "Mega Mendung", which in some coastal areas batik work is common for men.

The tradition of batik was originally a hereditary tradition, so that occasionally a recognizable motif batik originated from a particular family. Some batik may indicate the status of a person. Even today, some traditional 'batik pattern is only used by the family palace of Yogyakarta and Surakarta.

Batik for traditional dance

Batik Making Process :

•  Nganji

Before stamped, usually mori washed first with water until the starch is lost original and clean, then starched again. Motif batik should be coated with a starch with a certain thickness, if too thick wax will stick less well and if too thin then the wax will mblobor which will be difficult to remove. With the highest quality Mori [Primisima] does not need to be starched again, because the thickness of the kanji already qualified.

• Ngemplong

Usually, only the necessary smooth mori need dikemplong first before dibatik. Mori blue for batik stamp, usually can be done directly without any preparatory work. The purpose of ngemplong is for mori become slippery and loose. For this purpose mori put on a chip of wood and pounded regularly by wood bat as well. Mori, which dikemplong, it's easier to dibatik so the results are better.

• Nglowong (sticking of the first wax)

After dikemplong, mori is ready to work. Batik-making techniques beginning with nglowong, that is to stamp the motifs above mori by using canting. Nglowong on the cloth is also called ngengreng and after it continued with nerusi on the other side.

Nglowong process with stamp

Nglowong process with canting

• Nembok (sticking of the second wax)

Before dipped into dye, the desired part to keep it white, should be covered with wax. wax layer is like a wall to hold the dye so as not to seep into the wax-covered. Therefore, this work is called menembok, if there is seepage because tembokan which is less strong, then the white should be visible colored lines that would reduce the beauty of batik. That is why the wax tembok must be strong and resilient, the other with wax klowong that actually should not be too resilient to be easily scraped.

Nembok Process

• Medel (the first immersion into the dye) 

The purpose of medel is giving a dark blue color as base color fabric. Relic of this work takes several days because using indigo dye [Javanese language is tom]. This dye is very slowly absorbed into the fabric, so it must be done over and over again, now with modern color material can be done quickly.

• Ngerok (removing klowong wax)

The part that will in "soga" for brown, scraped with cawuk [sort of a blunt knife is made of zinc] to remove wax.

• Mbironi (the use of the third wax)

The next job is mbironi, which consists of closure with a wax cloth parts that keep expected to blue, while the part that will be in soga still open. Mbironi job is done on two sides of the fabric.

• Menyoga (second immersion into the dye)

Menyoga is a time consuming process, because dye into soga. If using natural soga, was not just one or two times only, had to repeatedly. Each time immersion al fresco had dried. By using synthetic soga so this process can be shortened only half an hour. Menyoga term taken from the word of certain trees that produce skin color tree soga [brown] when immersed in water.

Menyoga process

• Nglorod (reoving wax)

After getting the desired color, so fabric must be undergone a process again that is, wax are still left in mori should be removed, the way to put into boiling water, called nglorod.

Nglorod process

Source :

• http://id.wikipedia.org
• http://www.heritageofjava.com 

Lasiana Beach, The Exotic Beach in The East of Indonesia

Lasiana beach is one tourist attraction in Kupang District, East Nusa Tenggara. Visitors who arrived at Lasiana beach most on holidays or Sundays.

Lasiana Beach is located in Central Kupang, Kupang, NTT. Mileage is only 12 kilometers For the citizens of Kupang city, Lasiana Beach has become a choice place for a vacation tour. 

 
In addition, in the area Lasiana beach, many found Lapo-Lapo, the roofed reed Timor's typical buildings.
The beach is beautiful and very natural in the era of 1970-1980's, in a period of about 30 years the shoreline has eroded nearly 500 meters into the mainland. The government is trying to save the Lasiana beach shoreline by building embankments breaking wave along the shoreline of Lasiana beach.

You can find with a lot of options that vary transport access to the Lasiana beach. In addition, you can also use a rental car. For those of you who want more flexibility, can use a motorcycle as alternative transportation. In addition, the existence of a homestay can be a typical tourist area that is packed in a professional manner. 


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• http://okezone.com
• http://blog.indojunkers.com
• http://gerlanmanu.files.wordpress.com