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Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan

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Farab-Pristan, Turkmenistan - juni 2018

Alat, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Buxoro, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Buxoro, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Buxoro, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

On the road in Uzbekistan

Kasan, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Guzar, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Bleak landscape

Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Kitab, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Samarqand, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Samarqand, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Samarqand, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

The women are having a good time

Samarqand, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Women of Uzbekistan

Samarqand, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

Uzbekistan, Samarkand - Registan

Samarqand, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

, Uzbekistan - juni 2018

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Dawn at Prambanan: A peaceful morning at the majestic Prambanan temple.

Basking in the magical morning light at the stunning 9th-century Prambanan Temple complex in Java, where beauty and grandeur rival that of Borobudur. We arrived early, appreciating the majestic temple's tranquility and serenity. The intricate artistry and spiritual energy of this remarkable place left us in awe.

Stumbled upon this serene scene by the IJssel near Zutphen – a lone tree standing tall in the water, with the captivating colors of the sunset painting the sky 🌳🌊🌄

Tana Toraja, located in the highlands of Sulawesi, is home to some of the most stunning rice paddies in the world. The region's unique geography, with its steep valleys and rolling hills, creates a landscape that is both rugged and picturesque. The rice paddies, which are an integral part of the local culture and economy, are carefully cultivated and terraced along the contours of the land, creating a beautiful and intricate patchwork of fields. The rice paddies in Tana Toraja are irrigated through a complex system of channels and bamboo pipes, which distribute water from the mountain streams to the fields.

Exploring the amazing architecture of the Tongkonan houses in Sulawesi. These traditional houses are built on wooden stilts and have curved roofs that symbolize the horns of a water buffalo. Decorated with intricate wood carvings and colorful motifs that reflect the social status of the residents.

This stunning 9th-century Hindu temple complex called Prambanan boasts an intricate design and an awe-inspiring history. A visit to Prambanan is truly an unforgettable journey into the past, where the stories of gods and legends come alive. We were lucky enough to have the place all by our selves.

Strolling through the impressive grounds of Prambanan and Sewu Temples. As you explore these remarkable 9th-century Hindu and Buddhist temples in Central Java, Indonesia, you can't help but feel amazed by the dedication and craftsmanship that went into creating these architectural masterpieces.

As the first light of dawn creeps over the horizon, the majestic silhouette of Borobudur Temple reveals itself. This 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple, located in Central Java, is a testament to Indonesia's rich history and spiritual heritage. As the sun rises, the intricate reliefs come to life, depicting stories from Buddhist teachings and local folklore.

The Rambu Solo ceremony is a significant and elaborate funeral ritual practiced by the Toraja people in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It honors the deceased and ensures a smooth journey to the afterlife. The multi-day event involves the entire community and features animal sacrifices, typically water buffalo and pigs, as a display of wealth and social status. The deceased's body, preserved through a traditional embalming process, is showcased in a Tongkonan house before the final burial. Intricate dances, feasting, and gift-giving are integral parts of the ceremony, showcasing the deep connection between the living and the dead in Toraja culture.

As my drone flies above the landscape of Tana Toraja, it captures an extraordinary sight: a mesmerizing patchwork of rice paddies that stretches as far as the eye can see. It gives a new perspective of the intricate patterns and contours that shape the terrain, providing an unparalleled view of the region's agricultural mastery. It's like a work of art.

Toraja, an enchanting region in Sulawesi, is renowned for its stunning rice paddies that shape the picturesque landscape. Generations of skilled farmers have meticulously crafted these terraced fields, reflecting the area's rich agricultural heritage and deep-rooted rice culture. Exploring Toraja unveils the intricate relationship between its people, the land, and their cherished rice cultivation traditions.

The Gunung Lokon is an active volcano located in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. It is part of the Tomohon volcanic complex and rises to a height of 1,580 meters. Despite its volcanic activity, Gunung Lokon is a popular destination, attracting visitors who want to witness its breathtaking views and explore the surrounding lush forests.

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