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For the farewell dinner, attendees had to wear the

For the farewell dinner, attendees had to wear their traditional costumes. Everyone (especially the ladies) went all out. I wore my favorite pair of baju kurung that my mom made for me 😊

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This was probably my last chance to join any 'yout

This was probably my last chance to join any 'youth' summer camp unless they start increasing the age limit soon 😂

Oh well, I've had a good run. It was amazing to meet these great young minds, and to be a kakak to all these adik-adik 😄👩‍🦳

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This is how the mosque looks like during the day.

This is how the mosque looks like during the day.
Also, look at the sunset! 😍😍😍

I don't remember who took these photos, but thank you!

#indonesia #travel #travelinspiration #travelinspo #sunset #sunsetlovers #sunsetphotography #travelgoals #traveler #travelphotography #wonderfulindonesia #makassar #sulsel #sulawesi #sulawesiselatan #petualang #petualangcantik #malaysian #solotravel #solofemaletraveler #femaletravelbloggers #travelblogger #gltlove #girlslovetravel

Celebrating our last day in Takalar with a fantast

Celebrating our last day in Takalar with a fantastic barbecue and bonfire party! 🔥🍖 The perfect end to an amazing adventure, filled with delicious food, laughter, and unforgettable memories under the stars. Here's to new friends and cherished moments.

#icp2024 #indonesia #takalar @pplhpuntondo

Initially hesitant to enter the Masjid 99 Kubah (9

Initially hesitant to enter the Masjid 99 Kubah (99-Dome Mosque) in Makassar since I wasn’t properly dressed for it, but the warmth and hospitality I received were remarkable. They welcomed me with open arms, only asking that I remove my shoes before entering. 🥰

The 99 domes represent the 99 names of God, and if you look closely, you can see the names inscribed in Arabic on the inside of each dome.

Special thanks to @wadaagaizhani and her sister for graciously taking us sightseeing 💕

📸: @fatini.nabilah_

"Berat mata memandang, berat lagi bahu memikul." 😜

This is the biggest gong (a traditional musical instrument) in Indonesia, measuring 7 meters in diameter, and weighing 1.3 tonnes. It was built by 100 school students and took 28 days to complete!

Feeling privileged to sail on the majestic Phinisi

Feeling privileged to sail on the majestic Phinisi boat in Makassar because apparently, it's reserved for official guests and special events!

🚤🌊 The Phinisi boat is a traditional wooden vessel crafted by the Buginese and Makassarese shipbuilders, embodying centuries-old craftsmanship and seafaring traditions.

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This was our view for three days in PPLH Putondo,

This was our view for three days in PPLH Putondo, Takalar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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#icp2024 #indonesia #southeastasia #travelinspiration #travelgram #wanderlust #travelgoals #adventureawaits #travelphotography #wonderfulindonesia #travelblogger #gltlove #girlslovetravel #southsulawesi #sulawesi #sulsel #sulawesiselatan

One of the activities we had in the International

One of the activities we had in the International Cultural Program was planting mangroves. 🌱🌊

Mangroves play a crucial role in stabilizing shorelines, reducing erosion, and providing habitat for diverse marine life. They also act as natural barriers against storm surges and help combat climate change by absorbing significant amounts of CO2.

Unfortunately, the saplings have a low survival rate. Only about 10% of these will actually survive. Well, I hope these ones will make it!

#MangrovePlanting #Takalar #EcoInitiative #ClimateAction #SustainableTravel #MarineConservation #IndonesiaExplored #ProtectOurPlanet #indonesia #sulsel #sulawesiselatan #sulawesi #gltlove #girlslovetravel

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