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Although Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world, Bali is (surprisingly) a Hindu majority island. Expect to find mostly fish and pork dishes over other types of meat here!
http://www.rollinggrace.com/2020/05/12-must-try-dishes-in-bali-indonesia.html
#rollinggrace #travel #food #foodblog #bali #indonesia
印尼龍目島被揭發非法出口瀕危鯊魚翅到香港、中國、新加坡、日本及泰國。當地漁民向臥底記者透露，他們會經全國第二大的泗水港口出口，只要他們把這些魚翅放在貨櫃的較底層，一般都不會被查獲。
in Indonesia, Fishermen on the island of Lombok are illegally exporting endangered shark fins to Hong Kong, china, Singapore, Japan and thailans. They export the shark fins through Surabaya which is the second largest port in the country; local fishermen told undercover reporters that officers usually only check the top layer of the cargo, so they would be safe if they place the fins of protected shark species in the lower or bottom layer.
Most of you may already know that I am from Borneo Island, a very special part of the world and I'm super proud of it!
Borneo Island, is the third largest island in the world (just after Greenland and Papua) and is an island that is shared between 3 countries, Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak) and Indonesia (Kalimantan), and Brunei, tapi kita satu rumpun ya? 😊
Borneo's rainforest is also one of the oldest rainforest in the world, about 140 million years old, meaning it is rich with so many rare habitats, endangered animals and many more resources, which also means that we too go through a lot of challenges in sustaining all the things that make it beautiful.
Everytime I get to come back to my motherland, and am able to be in the forest and be reminded how small us humans really are, as I look at the gigantic work of beauty Mother Nature has created for us, I can't help but see even more so how fickle us humans are... Humans are the same people who aim to destroy and gain, but humans are also ones who try to protect and sustain our Mother Earth.
Having lived in big cities for most of my young adult and adult life, I am truly grateful to have a place like Borneo to check in to, everytime I need me a reality check and to recalibrate my bearings so I can navigate through life itself.
Have you reconnected with Nature recently?
If you haven't, please do, whether it be around a body of water, lakes, rivers or beaches, or just simply taking a stroll or a hike and look up, and keep your phones aside... Notice little things, notice what a miracle it is that we're all living on this big ball of gas that's floating in space, and this is the only home we will ever know, and all it does is give and give, and how sometimes all we do is take and take.
The Earth isn't a credit card... We all pay for it somehow.
As individuals, all we need to do is start by doing the little things we can to make ourselves feel good and better about taking care of this home of ours.
I love you all, and Mother Nature loves us all too. And she reminds us of it everyday, with just giving. And sometimes she 'leaves' little reminders... Haha. ;) Much 💚,
Zee
#kubahnationalpark #Borneo
Baliem Valley สำรวจเผ่ากินคน หุบเขาแบเรี่ยม 1 : JAYAPURA
เดินทางสู่เมืองจายาปุระ(Jayapura) เป็นเมืองหลักของจังหวัดปาปัว บนเกาะนิวกินี ประเทศอินโดนีเซีย ตั้งอยู่บริเวณอ่าวยซ ซูดาร์โซ (อ่าวฮัมโบลต์) มีประชากรอาศัยประมาณ 2 แสนคน
จากนี้ไปผมต้องต่อเครื่องบินไปอีก 1 ชั่วโมงสู่หุบเขาแบเรี่ยม เพื่อสำรวจ Baliem Valley
Contract:
Baliem Valley Tour guide
WAMENA PAPAU INDONESIA
Name : Onesius Lokobal
Tel : +6282244222505
eMail: oneslokobal@gmail.com, infopapautrip@gmail.com
web : http://www.baliemvalleytourguide.weebly.com
Jayapura is the provincial capital of Papua, Indonesia. It is situated on the island of New Guinea, on Yos Sudarso Bay (formerly known as Humboldt Bay). It covers an area of 935.92 km2 (361.36 sq mi), and borders Jayapura Regency to the west, Keerom Regency to the south, the nation of Papua New Guinea to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the north. It had a population of 256,705 at the 2010 Census;[1] the latest official estimate (as of January 2014) is 315,872.
Jayapura is the largest city in the Indonesian part of New Guinea. It is served by Sentani Airport, located near Lake Sentani. A highway connects the city to Skow, a small town near the border with Papua New Guinea and continues beyond the border to Vanimo. The government is currently planning to build a railway from Jayapura to Sarmi. Further plans could connect Jayapura with Manokwari and Sorong. The project is planned for completion by 2030
