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Drone technology has come a long way in the past few years, allowing travellers to capture stunning destinations from unique and compelling angles. However, while equipment plays a significant role in achieving the perfect shot, possessing the necessary skills is equally essential. One remarkable example is Spanish filmmaker Andres Aguilera Morillas, who recently shared a…
Explore the Breathtaking Natural Wonders of Indonesia As the largest archipelagic country in the world, majestic Indonesia showcases a wealth of jaw-dropping natural wonders across its 17,000-or-so islands. From leviathan volcanoes and lakes that hang uniquely above the sea to pristine sweeps of white sand and rivers that wind through rainforest like shoelaces, its agrestal…
Discover iBestTravel: A Unique Dining Experience At iBestTravel, we take immense pride in showcasing the richness of Indonesian culture through our restaurants. Our venues not only deliver exquisite culinary experiences but also immerse visitors in the vibrant atmosphere that defines our locations. Three Buns: Casual Dining at Its Best Three Buns offers a range of…
Indonesian Cuisine: A Culinary Journey Start your culinary adventure with an exploration of Indonesia’s diverse and vibrant dishes. This Southeast Asian nation is known for its rich flavors and ingredients that vary from region to region. Signature Dishes Soto ayam: One of the most commonly featured soto (soup) on Indonesian menus is the comforting soto…
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Mount Semeru Eruption – Impact and Rescues Mount Semeru, one of Indonesia’s most active volcanoes, erupted on Saturday, December 4, shooting out smoldering hot ash in East Java’s Lumajang district. Consequently, rescue workers are still digging through thick layers of ash and debris to find survivors. More than a dozen people have died as of…