the northernmost province of Indonesian Borneo. It was an

incredible experience that allowed me to immerse myself in the

unique culture and natural beauty of this region.

Our journey began in the city of Tarakan, which served as

our base for exploring the surrounding areas. We started by visiting

the Tarakan Mangrove Forest, a lush and serene ecosystem teeming

with diverse wildlife. As we navigated the winding waterways, we

spotted various bird species, including the majestic Brahminy kite and

the colorful proboscis monkey.

Next, we ventured into the heart of the Kayan Mentarang

National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its pristine

rainforests and indigenous communities. We had the privilege of

staying with the Dayak people, learning about their traditional way

of life and witnessing their unique cultural practices. The highlight of

our visit was a guided trek through the dense jungle, where we

encountered towering trees, vibrant orchids, and the elusive Bornean

orangutan.

One of the most memorable experiences was a visit to the

Malinau River, a stunning waterway that winds through the rugged

landscape. We took a boat tour and were awestruck by the towering

limestone cliffs and the crystal-clear waters that reflected the

surrounding greenery.

Throughout our trip, we were constantly amazed by the

resilience and hospitality of the local people. Their deep connection

to the land and their dedication to preserving their cultural heritage

were truly inspiring. As we bid farewell to North Kalimantan, we left

with a renewed appreciation for the natural wonders and the rich

cultural tapestry of this remarkable region.

First trip, we in South Sulawesi. We walked in town Malino. Malino has so many tourist attractions. There are many pine forests and various species of flowers. also, there's a strawberry garden that you can be pick by yourself! there are also waterfall tours, and not to forget there are many horses that tourist's could ride. Malino also has a very cool temperature even though the sun shines brightly.

Still in South Sulawesi, precisely in the city of Maros. We trip go Bantimurung National Park, which is more precisely located in Maros, South Sulawesi, is a park that offers natural beauty. There are many butterflies there, which is why this park is called the butterfly kingdom, there are many trees, and also rivers that flow into waterfalls. Under the waterfall, people can bathe.

Next trip in north kalimantan. We visited the Malinau people's party known as the irau festival, which was very amazing, the indigenous people of Malinau united in the festival, stunning dayak dance performances, melodious sampek musical instruments to typical dayak carvings on mandau and shields which are typical malinau weapons. An unforgettable experience is participating in traditional ketinting racing, which is still a spectacle for Malinau residents.

Last trip we at Nunukan, South Kalimantan. On the aren hill we can find Japanese nuanced decorations besides that we will also see various types of vegetables that are planted very neatly and there are also some very beautiful statues besides that visitors can also enjoy the sunset view from the hill which is also a favorite spot for visitors at the top of the hill there is a spear and talawang statue besides that there is also a prison history ranging from hanging, pacung, and death penalty.

We were very amazed by the natural beauty of Indonesia. And we feel that this is an experience that we will never forget. And from this trip we saw what we have never seen before. This was a very extraordinary experience.

We went to Bulungan Regency, precisely in Peso District, Long Peso Village. In Long Peso Village we visited the Sungai Lutung Waterfall tourist attraction. Where the waterfall is located in the forest with a travel distance of about 40-60 minutes while climbing the mountain. we was amazed to see the natural beauty there. Such a beautiful waterfall, clear water, lots of large rocks, and forest views with tall and dense trees. Behind the waterfall there is a cave and lots of moss swallows nest in the cave and when the birds fly out to find food in nature and fly in the waterfall area to play.

The journey started when we went to Tanjung Palas, a few places we thought were interesting, namely White Mountain which was one of the tourism centers there. When on the white mountain when we're already at the top we can see beauty like the vastness of the forest there that is still beautiful and the Kahayan river which runs between Tanjung Palas and Tanjung Selor. However, when climbing to the top of the white mountain you should be careful because of the condition of the steep road besides that there is also good as a photo.

We went to the verse area, which is in Nunukan Regency. We went to the Batulamampu chain which has extraordinary beauty, with a heavy view of the rocks and arranged and also a beautiful coconut tree.

We left at around midnight, and the journey took about four hours. When we arrived, the early morning air was freezing—we were shivering even though we were wearing a thick jacket. But my excitement to see the sunrise made me forget about the cold.

As the sun started to rise, the sky turned into a beautiful gradient of orange, pink, and purple. It was absolutely breathtaking! All the sleepless hours and freezing temperatures were totally worth it.

After enjoying the sunrise, we took a Jeep ride to the crater. At a certain point, we had to continue on foot to reach the top. The trail was steep, and the strong smell of sulfur made the hike even more challenging. But when we finally reached the crater's edge, it was all worth it. We could see smoke constantly rising from the crater and hear a deep rumbling sound, making the atmosphere feel even more epic.

After that, we continued our journey to Buol, Sulawesi Tengah, and visited the beautiful Tamit Village Beach! The white sand sparkled under the sunlight, and the waves were gentle. In the morning, we were treated to a stunning sunrise. We joined the lively sea festival, where the villagers gathered to enjoy fresh seafood while dancing and singing.

On this trip we were very impressed, seeing such beautiful natural scenery. Although we felt tired when I traveled there, but after arriving at the destination of the waterfall, the tiredness disappeared because we saw the very beautiful waterfall. It turns out that in this vast forest there is a very beautiful waterfall and a unique cave behind the waterfall. Although riding the mountain we were experiencing fatigue but we were happy because we could test adrenaline and have a new experience there. While we were there, we did a lot of activities on the beach like grilling and also playing games. Even though we were cold and out of breath during the journey, we felt truly satisfied. We were proud to have completed this trip on my own. From this experience, we realized that solo traveling is an incredible adventure, especially when the destination is as stunning as Bromo. The experience at Tamit village beach was truly enjoyable and full of beautiful memories.

This excursion begins on Sebatik Island in Nunukan, North Kalimantan. The first tourist attraction seen is the Garuda Perkasa border monument, which leads to the border house. The house is notable because the living room is in Indonesia and the kitchen is in Malaysia. There is a tiny river that separates the Indonesian area from the Malaysian settlement, which is filled with Malaysian boats. There are also signs for the two countries, as well as a speedboat dock that transports people to Tawau in Malaysia.

Next, we visited Lantal mambrungan, there were reconnaissance posts and weapons from the war era. Here we can see the relics of war and can also see beautiful sunset views in the afternoon. In addition, there is mangrove forest tourism.

Next, we visited Bunyu Island, a small island located at the north end of Kalimantan and is rich in natural resources. On Bunyu Island, we arrived at the Tanjung Arang Beach, which was the first place for the Bunyu population, set foot on this beautiful island.

This beach has uniqueness, namely there is a collection of coal that forms corals around it. Additionally, many cliffs around the coast that emit smoke from coal.

Lastly, we will take a walk to long rivers, Malinau North Kalimantan regency which has a lot of good places to visit like rivers and high mountains. then the tradition, which is unique, for example, is a large official like regent entering the region, is welcomed with the traditional kancet, justi and datun julut dance. every year I hold a traditional dance of charge to him at the end of the year to welcome the new year.

The island of Kalimantan has many interesting and beautiful tours, not only as tourism, many things we can know and learn, from culture to some histories home from Kalimantan.

Last March 2024, we had the opportunity to visit Bali and stayed at Bali Summer Hotel. During our time in Bali, we took the chance to visit several places, one of which was Tanah Lot. The view was absolutely breathtaking, with a temple standing firmly on a large rock, surrounded by waves. The sight became even more mesmerizing during sunset, as the temple appeared stunning with a beautiful orange backdrop. Besides Tanah Lot, we also visited Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK), where we were amazed by the massive and magnificent Garuda Wisnu statue. The place was also perfect for taking photos, offering a stunning view of Bali’s beautiful surroundings. Not only that, but we also had the chance to witness a Balinese prayer ceremony. Seeing the people pray with deep devotion and bring offerings made us appreciate even more the rich culture and traditions of Indonesia, especially in Bali.

In August 2024, we had the opportunity to visit Simpang Lima Gumul (SLG) in Kediri Regency, East Java. This magnificent monument is often referred to as “Indonesia’s Arc de Triomphe” due to its architectural resemblance to the famous monument in Paris, France. However, SLG has its own uniqueness, especially in the reliefs that adorn its walls. These reliefs depict the history and culture of Kediri, adding a distinctive touch that sets it apart from other monuments. As night fell, the atmosphere at Simpang Lima Gumul became even more mesmerizing. The lights illuminating the monument created a stunning display of colors that highlighted its architectural beauty. It was no surprise that this place became a favorite spot for tourists and us to take photos, capturing memorable moments in front of the grand structure. That night felt even more special as it coincided with a traditional art performance. We were fortunate to witness Kediri’s traditional arts, such as jaranan and wayang kulit. The melodious sounds of the gamelan orchestra accompanying the performance enhanced the deep cultural ambiance. Additionally, around the area, there were street music performances and local communities gathering, making the place even more lively. One unique feature we discovered at Simpang Lima Gumul was the underground tunnel that connects the monument to the parking area and the surrounding trade center. The existence of this tunnel is quite rare in other monuments in Indonesia, making it a special attraction for visitors.

At the beginning of 2025, we spent the afternoon at the Lantamal Tarakan Pier. The cool sea breeze greeted us as the sun began to lean westward. We prepared our grilling equipment and enjoyed the mouthwatering aroma of food cooking. Not far from there, a lush mangrove forest created a peaceful atmosphere. While waiting for our food, we explored historical remnants, such as an old bunker and sturdy cannons that still stood tall. As dusk arrived, the sky turned a golden orange, reflecting its stunning glow on the sea. We savored our meal while chatting and laughing, marking the start of the new year with a truly memorable moment.

Next was a special moment for us. We got a chance to visit one of the tours in East Kalimantan. In fact, we visited Tanah Torah tourists. This tourist spot is very fun with the beauty of nature. We stay at one of the villas, namely Villa Lima Putra, a comfortable inn, adds to the delightful impression during the trip. On the beach we can feel the coolness of the air. Fir trees that grow well around the beach create a shady and soothing atmosphere. In addition, many gazesbo are made so that visitors can relax, or even be burned with family and friends. Not only enjoying the beauty of nature, we also try to ride a Banana Boat which is an experience full of joy.

Next it was a special moment for us too, because we had the opportunity to visit the Sekelibon Waterfall in Comment, Malinau. The journey to this location was very memorable, starting by riding the boat that took us through a river surrounded by nature that was still beautiful so that throughout the journey it added a pleasant impression. Arriving in the waterfall, we were immediately greeted by the coolness of the air and gurgling water that was so refreshing. The atmosphere there is very comfortable, with many areas provided for visitors to relax. In fact, there is a place to gather and enjoy the moments together with burn-bacterial activities. We are also trying to jump challenges from a height of the waterfall. The sensation of floating in the air before finally touching the clear water is actually an exciting and unforgettable experience. This journey is not just a vacation, but also a valuable experience that carries a deep impression. The beauty of Waterfall Sekelibon and the togetherness we felt made earlier this year so special.

Our journey provided us with many valuable experiences. The natural beauty, culture, and traditions we encountered along the way made us appreciate Indonesia’s incredible diversity even more. These moments not only enriched our knowledge but also created unforgettable

memories that we will cherish forever.

My trip began from Nunukan Regency to Kupang City using Sea Ship on our way, many stop by the city of Balikpapan, Samarinda, Pare Pare, Makassar and Pantoloan. Until arriving in the city of Kupang.

Last year I had the opportunity to visit the Semolon Tourism at the District of Charcoal Regency, Malinau Regency, North Kalimantan. It was one of my fabulous experiences that I dive into unique cultures and the beauty of the nature in Malinau. We start the journey by using Car. As we were on the way I saw a very beautiful and beautiful view along the way. After until we walk to see the boiling hot water whose shape is unique and very beautiful. because we arrived at the tourist attraction it was a bit late and we had a meal together. After eating we take a break. And in the morning the view at the Semolon is very beautiful, beautiful and quiet. At the end we went to take a shower at Permanadian, the water was warm and fresh.

Three months ago, I went to andras, a wealthy river, located in long-buah village, west Tanjung Nutmeg district, Bulungan regency, north kalimantan. Andras is a very large stone slab and is located in the midst of a rich river current. So big, these plates form a land similar to the beach.

My trip was taken by motorcycle and my journey started from my house because I tookal in the long buya village. This trip took about 20 minutes. And the Andras can be achieved by using a rowing boat or a motorboat. Only about 30 minutes from Long Beluah Village.

The scenery at Andras is very beautiful. The atmosphere is still very natural. Andras has unique stones of varying shapes and textures. I usually come to Andras by relaxing and taking pictures. A warm water helps us relax our body and mind. And if you take a photo using a new slab of Andras could look like a heart shape.

Traveling to Andras is very satisfying because I can feel the beauty of nature

Last year, I had the opportunity to visit Gunung Rian, located in the Sesayap District of Tana Tidung Regency, North Kalimantan. It was an extraordinary experience that allowed me to appreciate the beauty of Kalimantan's nature.

I embarked on the journey by motorcycle, starting from Malinau Regency toward Gunung Rian in the Sesayap District of Tana Tidung Regency. Throughout the trip, I enjoyed the natural scenery and observed numerous palm oil plantations along the way. My curiosity about the seven-tiered waterfall, approximately 90 meters high, was the main highlight of this visit. Gunung Rian is also a vast protected forest with crystal-clear waters.

This remarkable journey provided me with an extraordinary experience, allowing me to visit a notably high waterfall in Tana Tidung Regency.

Once there I saw at the waterfront and the edges of the road had many coral stones that so much indicated that this city has many but even corals under it.

After arriving at my family house, I was immediately registered to one of the junior high schools there, namely SMP Negeri 3 Kupang City.

Furthermore, I entered the school and saw that the tribes there were various kinds

consisting of the Alor, Sumba, Rote, Methamphetamine Soe, Kefa, Malaka, and Flores.

There I did not have time to visit the tourist spot but I had gone to visit my school friend's house which was located in Gang Labat, when we arrived there we visited the dense green rice field, the birds that flew and we felt the wind that was so fresh, it was not only in the rice field had paret which was made by beterbanga, the diparet could be used to take a shower and have a clear water quality of water, even after the I started by the water. The beauty of nature and there is very exciting and cannot be forgotten, I go home feeling sad because I died friends and the city there.