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  Corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) is a rare flower species native to Sumatra, Indonesia. This flower is also called "corpse flower" because of its pungent odor when it blooms. The uniqueness and beauty of the corpse flower has attracted the attention of many people, especially botanists and researchers. Corpse flower is an endemic plant with long, erect stems that can grow up to two meters tall. The carrion has no leaves but a stalk that looks like an ear and is composed of small flowers and flower rafts that can reach 3 meters long and 1 meter wide. The color of the corpse flower itself is generally purple, although various color variations may appear, such as milky white or dark brown. In general, corpse flowers only bloom once every 3 to 5 years and occur mostly at night. At this stage the flower emits a very pungent odor, sometimes accompanied by the appearance of herbivores that can attract insects for pollination. An interesting fact about this corpse flower is i...

  The Oemah Petrok Karang Klethak Cultural House is an alternative educational tourism venue in the city of Malang, East Java. This place is located at Jalan Karang Klethak No.8, Karang Klethak Village, Blimbing District, Malang City. Due to its strategic location, just 20 minutes from the city center, this place is easily accessible both by private car and by public transport. Oemah Petruk Karang Klethak was founded by Javanese artists and humanists with the aim of teaching, preserving and popularizing the diversity of Javanese arts among the younger generations. Javanese arts such as wayang kulit, gamelan dance and music constitute a very rich and complex cultural heritage. Oemah Petruk Karang Klethak Cultural House tries to present Javanese culture in an educational way and offers interactive activities that attract visitors. Oemah Petrok Karang Klethak is equipped with facilities to support artistic activities. There is a theater stage for wayang performances, as well as dance ...

  Fatukopa is a village in the southeastern part of East Flores Regency, Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province. Also known as Dollar Hill, Fatukopa offers stunning views and fresh air. Located at an altitude of about 1,000 meters above sea level, this town is considered one of the tourist destinations in the Flores region. The natural beauty that adorns Fatukopa attracts many tourists to come to this town. Fatukopa is not only known for its shady and relaxing trees, but also for its beautiful and enchanting panoramic views. One of the most popular places in Fatukopa is Keke Hill. From the top of the hill, visitors can enjoy beautiful mountain views while breathing fresh air, as well as the shade of trees and shrubs that make the environment more pleasant. In addition, this town also offers beautiful and enchanting sunsets. Tourists can watch a mesmerizing sunset while enjoying the atmosphere of this calm and peaceful town. This serene environment gives us time to reflect on ou...

  Posuak Hill at Nagari Maek 50 Kota, West Sumatra is a great natural tourist spot. This well-kept hill offers visitors a beautiful and relaxing view. The beauty of Posuak Hill lies not only in the enchanting natural surroundings, but also in the experience that can be had there. This hill offers exciting and challenging hiking trails for adventure seekers. You'll feel the adrenaline rush as you conquer the steep and rocky terrain, but it's worth it with the spectacular natural scenery. When you reach the top of Posuak Hill, you will be greeted with an extraordinary panorama. You can see the enchanting fragility before your eyes, and the strip of green rice fields stretching below the hill. In the distance you can also see the Kampar River flowing peacefully towards the sea. If you want to enjoy the view of Posuak Hill at a different time, you can come at sunrise or sunset. At sunrise, Posuak Hill appears to be above the exposed fog, while at sunset it appears above the flames....

  Segero Peak in Gunung Kidul Governorate of Yogyakarta is one of the most popular tourist spots in Yogyakarta. Located at an altitude of about 1,000 meters above sea level, tourists can enjoy beautiful views from the top of the mountain. The beauty of Puncak Segero naturally fascinates you. This mountain dominates the Indian Ocean and offers visitors an unforgettable panorama. Also, this peak is surrounded by a very green pine forest, which is a place for tourists who want to enjoy the fresh and natural air. There are many things to do on this tour. You can take the hiking trail to reach the top. Walking up the mountain takes about 2-3 hours. During the climb, you will enjoy the morning sun and views of the beauty of the pine forest. Once you reach the top, you will be in awe of the beauty of nature that surrounds you. The surrounding verdant mountains can be seen from afar, while the sea and southern coastline are some of the most beautiful in Indonesia. Tourists can also enjoy t...

  Orong Bukal is a village in the Sekotong area of ​​West Lombok with stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by enchanting green hills, Orong Bukal village has picturesque spots that spoil the sight of the visitors who come here. Regarding the natural beauty of Orong Bukal, one of its attractions is the beach that surrounds the town. Orong Bukal Beach consists of several beach resorts that have different uniqueness and panoramic beauty. Call it Tampat Do Aman Beach, a very wide white sand beach that makes this place a must when you visit Orong Bukal. Other than that, Orong Bukal beaches also offer extraordinary underwater beauty. You can snorkel or dive to enjoy the beauty of the coral reefs and fish of various colors and species. Not just its beaches, Orong Bukal town also has its own uniqueness in processing various agricultural and animal products. Traditionally, the Orong Bukal people raise wild goats or cows and buffaloes. And they sell their processed products in traditional ma...

  Sumba Island, east of Nusa Tenggara, is a must-see tourist attraction for nature lovers. Geographically, this island is located between the islands of Flores and the island of Timor, so it has its own uniqueness that sets it apart from other Indonesian islands. Sumba Island is known as the "Island of a Thousand Temples" because there are many temples all over the island. This temple is a cultural heritage of Sumba ancestors that still exists. Other than that, Sumba Island is also known for its customs, which are still highly policed ​​by the local community. In addition, the island of Sumba also has impressive natural beauty. Unspoilt beaches with white sand, clear sea water and challenging waves offer a way to enjoy the natural beauty of Sumba Island. There are several beaches that can be visited on Sumba Island, including Nihiwatu Beach, Palau Marosi Beach, and Tarimbang Beach. Apart from the beaches, Sumba Island also offers other natural attractions such as waterfalls, ...