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Details: Category: Travel photo of the week; Written by Davide Vadalà

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

Details: Category: Travel photo of the week; Written by Davide Vadalà

Danube Delta, Romania

This shot was taken in the Danube Delta in Romania three years ago. The Danube Delta is world famous for its ecosystem and it's a not to be missed place when visiting Romania. The villages of Sulina and Sfantu Gheorghe (Saint George), are the main destinations, reachable only by boat.

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Details: Category: Travel photo of the week; Written by Davide Vadalà

Peanut processing in Indonesia

Local workers in Yogyakarta (Indonesia) separating the peanuts from the plants, and directly selling to the public. Most of the people in the western world don't even know how a raw peanut is looking and tasting like, used to buy from the scaffodils of the supermarket. While it is a normal job here at this latitude, the scene

Details: Category: Travel photo of the week; Written by Davide Vadalà

Traditional way of carrying things in Indonesia

Indonesia is literally invaded by scooters and motorbikes, moving around in a dangeorus vortex of chaos and following no rule whatsoever. But it is still common to see on the side of the roads, farmers and local people trying to escape this dubious "progress" and using to carry goods, old bicycle loaded with big bamboo baskets

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Roof of the Golden Hall inside the Sultan Palace (Kraton)

As in many other countries in the world, Indonesia is no difference, and extremes of poverty and richness can be found one next to the other. The Travel photo of yesterday, picturing becak drivers resting, is contrasting with the luxurious details visible inside the Sultan Palace (Kraton) in Yogyakarta. The Golden hall, a

Details: Category: Travel photo of the week; Written by Davide Vadalà

Becak drivers sleeping next to Kraton palace

In Yogyakarta, the cultural capital of Java, it's still really common to spot bicycle rickshaws, locally known ad Becak. The drivers are usually very poor, some of them don't even have shoes, and they pass most of their day on the Becak itself. Clients are scarce and competition is high, so it's not unusual to see them resting