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Portrait of a local woman in Nage village, Flores

This is a portrait I took of a local woman in the village of Nage, in Flores, Indonesia. Nage is one of many traditional villages (Bena, Bela, etc.) in the surroundings of Bajawa, built at the feet of Gunung Inerie.

After camping the previous night next to a hot spring water, we were invited in the morning by the guardian to

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Sunrise in Jatiluwih rice terraces in Bali

While we have seen many rice fields in Java and in the rest of Indonesia, the rice terraces of Jatiluwih in Bali were definitely worth a visit. Not only it was a beautiful place with an organized and simple trek leading to nice Hindu temples in the forest, but we also had a great experience with local people that hosted us for

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Sunset seen form the peak of Gunung Lawu

This year we decided to spend an alternative Easter. Far away from our families in the biggest Muslim country of the world that is Indonesia, we didn't really feel the need to celebrate Easter. It was actually "My" catholic Easter (Oti is Orthodox) and since I'm not a believer I opted to spend it in between the clouds of

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View of Melissani cave in Kefalonia

We still have so many amazing places to write about, but time is not always our friend. Last spring we were in Greece travelling for some months and we still have managed to write just one article about Meteora, but we are still missing all the amazing beaches and landscapes we have sen in those months.

Melissani Cave is found

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Sunset in Kasongan

After the previous photo of the day, picturing the sunset in Paragritis beach, this is the show that the Indonesian sky reserved us today from the terrace of our house in Kasongan. It looks like the Indonesian sky is specialized in sunsets: we were just amazed at how red the sky was. The image is not artificially altered, the

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Sunset in Parangritis beach, taken from the garden of the "Queen of the South" Hotel

Parangritis Beach is just 30 km south of Yogyakarta, a favourite escape for people from the city and Indonesian visitors alike. That's why during the weekends it gets really crowded with people covering every strip of sand. Getting to Parangritis beach is an experience itslef, even if you can't swim because of the tremendous