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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Flores My Lonely Islend
With This Blog I try To post the news from my lonely planet.yes I mean lonely Planet is the pleace that I wasborn .I wasborn in flores island wich has many natural life.everything is still natural.But If you like diving,you will find many beach wich has beautyfull view.And Almost all the beach is still natural.
If diving is your hobby,this palce is the good one.rutong beach is the natural beach and very clear for diving acctivity.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Tawangmangu, Karanganyar's Plateau
Tawangmangu is a district in Karanganyar regency, Central Java. This place is renowned as a tourist area because it's has a beautiful view and fresh air.
Tawangmangu known as a tourist attraction on the slopes of the mountains west of Mount Lawu, it can be reached by land vehicles for about an hour from the city of Surakarta (Solo). This place is renowned as a tourist area since the Dutch colonial period .
The main tourist destination object is Grojogan Sewu Waterfall (height 65 m). In this resort there are a variety of tourist supporting facilities such as swimming pools and various forms of lodging. We can climb the top of Mount Lawu from this district. Also, from here there is the pass that led to the Sarangan Lake in Magetan, East Java through Cemorosewu.
Tawangmangu known as a tourist attraction on the slopes of the mountains west of Mount Lawu, it can be reached by land vehicles for about an hour from the city of Surakarta (Solo). This place is renowned as a tourist area since the Dutch colonial period .
The main tourist destination object is Grojogan Sewu Waterfall (height 65 m). In this resort there are a variety of tourist supporting facilities such as swimming pools and various forms of lodging. We can climb the top of Mount Lawu from this district. Also, from here there is the pass that led to the Sarangan Lake in Magetan, East Java through Cemorosewu.
Monday, October 12, 2009
BROMO, EAST JAVA
Bromo is one of the tourist destination in East Java. This beautiful site is located in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in the eastern city of Malang, East Java. The tourists was not only from local, but the foreign tourists are love to see this wonderful mountain. Bromo has a typical scene and it makes Bromo proper destination.
KUTA BEACH, BALI
Bali is an island located in Indonesia. Indonesian people called it with Pulau Dewata, which means Island of The Gods. This name was given to the island because of its beauty.There are many tourist objects that can be visited on this island. And one of them is Kuta Beach. This Kuta Beach is an international beach quality, especially for surfers, because Kuta has waves for them.
Beside the waves, Kuta is also known for its amazing beauty of the sunset.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Austria Off The Beaten Path
Mention Austria and everyone thinks of Vienna and Salzburg. In addition to great names, Zell am See, Innsbruck and Bad Gastein are great locations off the beaten path.
Zell am See
Zell...am...See. The name just rolls off the tongue, but it pails in comparison to the place. Often described as heaven on earth, Zell am See is a dream location in the mountains of Austria. With towering mountains on one side and a lake on the other, the town looks like something out of a postcard. If you pull up photographs of the town, you'll swear they have been touched up with a software program. This town is simply that beautiful. In the winter, Zell am See is all about skiing with numerous resorts for glacier skiing. In the summer, one can lounge on a boat on the lake or hit the mountains for hiking, camping and rock climbing. The Krimml Waterfalls are extremely impressive. Zell am See isn't the cheapest of travel destinations, but it should top the list if money isn't a concern. The best month to go is December when skiing is good and winter festivals occur in the town.
Innsbruck
Built on the Inn River, Innsbruck was the home to the 1976 Winter Olympics. And for good reason. As with much of Austria, the town is picturesquely set against mountains and ripe with street cafes and surrounding areas that look like something out of the movie Heidi. As the Olympic designation would suggest, the town is a good launching point for hitting the slopes, but there is much more to it. The historic district has the cobblestone atmosphere you've come to expect from town in the Alps. In addition to atmosphere, you can visit historic locations such as the tomb of Emperor Maximilian 1.
My only gripe with Innsbruck is the boring, modern developments around the core of the town that were brought on by the Olympics. They sort of kill the mood, which brings us to Bad Gastein.
Bad Gastein
Bad Gastein definitely gets a nomination for name of the year. It just sounds like a town where bikers would hang out. Admittedly, it is hard to image Austrian Hells Angels, but you get my drift.
Bad Gastein is an old Austrian village without the droll modern fixtures of Innsbruck. Built overlooking a valley, the town has some incredible views. Historically, Bad Gastein is the spa town of Austria with emperors and other VIPs taking in treatment. For atmosphere, the town feels like it hasn't changed since the 19th century. If you're looking for old world Austria, this is the place. Make sure to hurry though as the town is supposedly grabbing the attention of developers who are thinking casinos are a must.
If you visit Austria, Vienna and Salzburg are definite destinations. Just make sure you get out to the incredible towns in the mountains.
Zell am See
Zell...am...See. The name just rolls off the tongue, but it pails in comparison to the place. Often described as heaven on earth, Zell am See is a dream location in the mountains of Austria. With towering mountains on one side and a lake on the other, the town looks like something out of a postcard. If you pull up photographs of the town, you'll swear they have been touched up with a software program. This town is simply that beautiful. In the winter, Zell am See is all about skiing with numerous resorts for glacier skiing. In the summer, one can lounge on a boat on the lake or hit the mountains for hiking, camping and rock climbing. The Krimml Waterfalls are extremely impressive. Zell am See isn't the cheapest of travel destinations, but it should top the list if money isn't a concern. The best month to go is December when skiing is good and winter festivals occur in the town.
Innsbruck
Built on the Inn River, Innsbruck was the home to the 1976 Winter Olympics. And for good reason. As with much of Austria, the town is picturesquely set against mountains and ripe with street cafes and surrounding areas that look like something out of the movie Heidi. As the Olympic designation would suggest, the town is a good launching point for hitting the slopes, but there is much more to it. The historic district has the cobblestone atmosphere you've come to expect from town in the Alps. In addition to atmosphere, you can visit historic locations such as the tomb of Emperor Maximilian 1.
My only gripe with Innsbruck is the boring, modern developments around the core of the town that were brought on by the Olympics. They sort of kill the mood, which brings us to Bad Gastein.
Bad Gastein
Bad Gastein definitely gets a nomination for name of the year. It just sounds like a town where bikers would hang out. Admittedly, it is hard to image Austrian Hells Angels, but you get my drift.
Bad Gastein is an old Austrian village without the droll modern fixtures of Innsbruck. Built overlooking a valley, the town has some incredible views. Historically, Bad Gastein is the spa town of Austria with emperors and other VIPs taking in treatment. For atmosphere, the town feels like it hasn't changed since the 19th century. If you're looking for old world Austria, this is the place. Make sure to hurry though as the town is supposedly grabbing the attention of developers who are thinking casinos are a must.
If you visit Austria, Vienna and Salzburg are definite destinations. Just make sure you get out to the incredible towns in the mountains.
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