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Boko Temple and Merapi Volcano's foot-hills

Inspiration
The scenery from above..

My latest trips are to Ratu Boko Temple and to Merapi Volcano's foot-hills. My family and I really enjoyed these trips. We call our trips 'Friday Fun' because we have been mostly doing trips on Friday, after the Jummah prayer.

On October 7th, 2011, we went to Ratu Boko's site, or popularly called as Candi Boko/Boko Temple. The temple was located up high on a hill. There were so many stairs to get us up there to the temple. But, it was worth it because up there the beautiful scenery was waiting for us to see.. :) Or, we can go up higher to the Candi Boko's view-tower for more scenery from above. From there you could also see the Prambanan Temple, rice-fields, roads, trains ran on their rails, and airplanes which about to landed on or just about took off from the Adi Sucipto airport.

And these are the selected pictures from Candi Boko (photographed by me):





The scenery from above (from Ratu Boko Temple's view-tower):
It was a part of Yogyakarta and Klaten city.


Me.. in front of Pendopo Putri (Princess' place), Candi Boko:
Behind me there was a field where some sheep being pastured. There were also some deer that put into an area bordered by fences.

(The pic was took by my 4 years old son.. ^_^ )


Then, on October 14th, 2011, we went to the Merapi Volcano's natural conservation area (or, in Bahasa Indonesia, we call it: Taman Nasional Gunung Merapi).

Last year, in early November 2010 (it's exactly one year now), Merapi Volcano erupted. It was one of Merapi's massive eruption. Everything in this conservation area at that time was devastated and covered by thick dust, sands, and also stones. Many houses and trees was buried by clinker, sand, and dust. The super-hot clouds (in Javanese: wedhus gembel) that came out of the volcano's crater passed by this area and burned everything underneath they passed.

These selected pictures are from Merapi Volcano's foot-hills where everything are starting back to "green":

Unfortunately, while we were there, the weather was cloudy, so we could not see the Merapi Volcano.

Me, my uncle, and a local man (the sentence in the picture, in English means: "Watch out to the precipice behind !")
Merapi Volcano's National Park (natural conservation area).


(Photos: courtesy of Rania © FashioningFaith Blog)

Location: Ratu Boko's site/Boko Temple and 
Merapi Volcano's foot-hills, Dusun Cangkringan, Yogyakarta.


Would you like to visit these amazing places by yourself?


Salaam,
Rania
(Photography by Rania; Location: Candi Boko)




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Tugu train station

Yogyakarta, July 2011.

Just another visit to Tugu train station... usually for picking up or driving up my relatives from/to this station. I myself do not travel a lot.. eventhough I love travelling :o)






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One day at a beach..

Look of the day



(Not allowed to copy & paste photos.
Photo: courtesy of Rania, FashioningFaith Blog)

Location: Kwaru beach, Yogyakarta




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Fresh Faces in Marie Claire Italia showcasing Bags of the Season

Looks I love and style inspiration

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(Photos: Captured by Taki Bibelas for Marie Claire Italia 2 Accessories, November 2010)






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Pictures of Ramadhan 1431 H / 2010

I know that perhaps it's been already late for pictures of Ramadan. Eid is just around the corner right now, but I think I just want to share a bit of Ramadan atmosphere from my daily life ... ^_^
I'm gonna miss it after Eid.

Here's the pictures of environment near my home... Beautiful! isn't it? :)

Rice fields

Two girls in hijab and school uniform riding their bikes.

In the afternoon, children prepare themself to go to the mosque to learn Iqro' and reading Qur'an. And then they will have iftar and do 'maghrib' shalat together. There are some joy and excitement from them! :)



 Minutes before 'maghrib' (breaking fast):

Traffic jam. It looks as if ALL people go outside their house! :) They were looking for something for 'iftar' (food/treats for breaking fast)
Buyers and sellers... ;) There are many motorcycles here...

Many many "Fruits soup" sellers...

Most of restaurants are full of people, even an hour before 'maghrib adzan' (time to breaking fast)... ^_^
Breaking fast at a Steak Restaurant:

Most of them are students.



People were breaking fast at the edge of the main streets:
I'm sorry, the photoshots are blur... it's because my camera didn't work well... ;)

(Photoshots are taken by me)

Hmm... would you like to visit my hometown and feel the atmosphere of Ramadan here? ^_^

Hope you all are enjoying the blessings of Ramadan!


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Snapshots at a Local Store

Batik, Flowery Minidress, and Puppets.


Over the last week, I've walked around my city. My Auntie came and she asked me to accompany her to some local traditional stores... and these are some things I found at one of them.










Puppet / Wayang

Sculpture, postcard, and other hand-made items.
(Photos: Courtesy of Rania, fashioningfaith.blogspot.com)



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