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Located in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in East Java, Mount Bromo is an active volcano standing at 2,329 meters (7,641 feet). It is named after Brahma, the Hindu god of creation, and remains a sacred site for the Tenggerese people, who hold the annual Yadnya Kasada Festival to honor the mountain.
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Located in East Java, Indonesia, Ijen Crater is an active volcano that boasts a surreal turquoise sulfur lake and is home to the world’s largest acidic crater lake. One of its most remarkable features is the Blue Fire phenomenon, a natural wonder caused by ignited sulfuric gases that can only be seen in a few places around the world.
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Madakaripura is not just a natural marvel—it’s steeped in historical significance and legend. The waterfall is believed to be the final meditation spot of Gajah Mada, the legendary military commander of the Majapahit Empire, who vowed loyalty until unifying the archipelago. The name Madakaripura translates to "the last place of Gajah Mada," adding a mystical and spiritual aura to this natural wonder. Natural Beauty of Madakaripura Waterfall Surrounded by towering cliffs and lush greenery, Madakaripura Waterfall reaches an impressive height of 200 meters (656 feet), making it the tallest waterfall in East Java. As you approach the main fall, you’ll pass through a narrow canyon where light filters through cascading mini-waterfalls, creating a magical atmosphere.
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Hidden deep in the heart of East Java, Tumpak Sewu Waterfall—translated as "A Thousand Waterfalls"—is an awe-inspiring natural masterpiece. Often referred to as Indonesia's Niagara Falls, this magnificent cascade spans a breathtaking semicircular cliff, where water tumbles down from a height of approximately 120 meters (393 feet).Surrounded by dense tropical jungles and steep rocky canyons, Tumpak Sewu offers an unforgettable experience for adventurers, hikers, and nature lovers alike. This waterfall promises a journey unlike any other.
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Located in Jember, East Java, Papuma Beach is famous for its picturesque white sands, lush green cliffs, and turquoise waters. The name Papuma stands for Pasir Putih Malikan—referring to the beach’s striking white sand and rock formations that create a dramatic coastline.
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