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Travel guide of SuohThe country of the land that lives on geothermal sources, how not in certain circumstances while sleeping soundly, can feel the rumbling under the earth “Nirvana Craters” and “Keramikan” locals call it, geothermal tourism is emerging because of the rocks are quite large shaped like a lava of volcanic eruption that frozen white and flowing hot water on it and smoke in the crater
Experienced by Bayu Anggoro
75 km from Suoh
rocks beach
Experienced by Amri Khusaini
94 km from Suoh
Kelumbayan Shark Teeth Beach is a tourist attraction in the form of a rocky beach located in District Kelumbayan, Tanggamus District, Lampung, Indonesia. The attraction of this tourist attraction in the form of rocks that tower high on the beach. This beach is called “Shark Teeth” because there are cliffs that resemble Shark teeth. This place is also referred to as “Stone of the Sails” because the stone is expanding like a sailboat.
Experienced by Bayu Anggoro
102 km from Suoh
Aerial view in Bandar Lampung city, Indonesia
Experienced by Setyaki Irham
102 km from Suoh
Spotted this fisher on our way to the beach near Bandar Lampung. Indonesia 2017
Experienced by Levi Ari Pronk
167 km from Suoh
Road to waterfall
Experienced by Muhammad Veven
195 km from Suoh
Indonesia ferry at Merak Sea Port during daytime covered with fog
Experienced by Setyaki Irham
210 km from Suoh
Train line under the highway
Experienced by Ridwan RR
217 km from Suoh
I was relaxing at home suddenly I saw a miniature superman toy, at 9:30 a.m. in Banten Indonesia. Then I looked for a number of places and tools to be able to put the superman to look flying when photographed and wow this looks cool. This photo is the most superhero figure I like so great.
Experienced by Yogi Purnama
235 km from Suoh
During one of my days off from scuba diving and snorkeling in Amed, Bali, I decided to see how far one of the steep local mountain roads could lead onto Mount Lempuyang, in the eastern part of the island. I past several villages with chickens and dogs running freely as fog kept rolling in the higher I went.
Experienced by Marek Okon