• pasir beach

    Pasir Beach

    The beach sand is a row of the south coast are located in Kebumen district. This beach is the beach where the fishermen used to find fish, many scattered dozens or even hundreds of fishing boats and there is also a fish auction place (TPI) there. The sand beach is located in the village of […]

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  • laguna natural pool

    Laguna Natural Pool

    Laguna natural pool is also one secret hidden place beach in Lampung which is near by Teluk Kilauan. The view of panoramic ocean with any kind of corals reef will take you into another world of beach. This object becomes favorite tourists lately because Laguna natural pool is shown up in broadly in 20012. Of […]

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  • puro pakualaman

    Puro Pakualaman

    Puro Paku Alaman (Javanese: Pura Pakualaman) is a former small palace Pakualaman. The palace became the official residence of the Prince Paku Alam began in 1813 until 1950, when the state government of the Republic of Indonesia to make Pakualaman (together Sultanate of Yogyakarta) as a special autonomous region called the provincial level Yogyakarta. Puro […]

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  • kilauan bay

    Kilauan Bay

    Teluk Kiluan or Kilauan Bay becomes one of the main tourism place in Lampung today. The oval-shaped of Teluk Kilauan makes thousands of tourists from come to see the beautiful scenery of it. Kiluan’s sand which is white and soft makes it good looking in the eyes. Moreover, The Kilauan’s water makes anyone who is […]

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  • van der wijk fort

    Van der Wijk Fort

    In the Dutch colonial period, there was a fortress at first glance it seems like a football stadium in the city who precisely Gombong, Kebumen, Central Java, approximately 300 m from the highway Kebumen – Yogyakarta The most distinctive feature of Fort Van Der Wijck is octagonal / octagonal with an area of ​​7,168 square […]

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  • pasir putih beach

    Pasir Putih Beach

    Pasir Putih beach depicts interesting atmosphere which is able to fresh your eyes and feeling. The wonderful nature of Pasir Putih beach which only takes for about 20 kilometers from Bandar Lampung makes it as the destination place for Lampung citizen to spend their time in holiday season. Pasir Putih beach is located in Tarahan, […]

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  • krakal hot water springs

    Krakal Hot Water Springs

    Destinations in Kebumen, quite a lot of various manifold. There Obwis (sights) Beach or sea, cave, Wadhuk or dams, Tourism Earth and the last is Obwis Krakal Thermal Baths. Obwis can be regarded as Medical Tourism, because people who come to these places is to seek treatment. Diseases that can be treated here is special, […]

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  • anak krakatau volcanic island

    Anak Krakatau Volcanic Island

    Child of Krakatoa (Anak Gunung Krakatau) Indonesia sanctuary child of Krakatoa or Anak Gunung Krakatau is located in sunda strait between two islands Java and Lampung Island. Almost people around the world know about Krakatoa volcano, then the child of Krakatoa is the rest of big volcano Krakatoa that has exploded over hundred years ago. […]

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  • lumpia semarang

    Lumpia Semarang

    Lumpia Semarang is a kind of food rollade containing bamboo shoots, egg, and chicken or shrimp. The taste of lumpia Semarang is a fusion between Chinese and Indonesian flavors because it was first made by a Chinese descent who is married to an Indonesian and settled in Semarang, Java Tengah.Makanan started in Semarang sold and […]

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  • #PrayForSinabung | Mount Sinabung Volcano Eruption

    #PrayForSinabung | Mount Sinabung Volcano Eruption

    #PrayForSinabung | Mount Sinabung Volcano Eruption Pyroclastic flows continue to threaten the southeastern and east-northeastern slopes of the volcano. According to a news article, approx. 1,200 people were evacuated yesterday, bringing the total number of current refugees to almost 4,000. Another 2,500 residents should be evacuated over the next few days. [update 16 June 2015] […]

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