Ijen Crater is a popular volcanic tourist attraction in Indonesia. To visit this tourist spot, it's recommended to be physically fit because you'll be hiking along the challenging route of Mount Ijen. Despite this, many tourists, both local and international, are curious and want to enjoy the natural beauty of Mount Ijen.
The beauty you shouldn't miss is, of course, the blue fire. This fire is usually visible at night, and hikers must hike for at least three to four hours. This is because the blue fire typically appears in the midst of sulfur mining in the early morning. The bone-chilling cold air doesn't deter tourists. Just bring a thick jacket!
19. Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi
Tana Toraja is a regency located in the highlands of South Sulawesi. This place is famous for its traditional death rituals and ceremonies, as well as for honoring ancestors. For ordinary people, these Tana Toraja rituals are quite extreme.
In addition to these unique traditional rituals, Tana Toraja boasts natural beauty in the form of steep, rocky hills. Within these hills are caves used as burial grounds. The hill walls are also often used as hanging graves. The charmingly detailed traditional houses and expansive rice fields ensure that Tana Toraja remains a beautiful natural landscape to behold.
20. Leke-leke Waterfall, Bali
One of Bali's hidden gems is Leke-leke Waterfall. Does this waterfall sound familiar? Leke-leke Waterfall is located in Tabanan, Bali. This tourist spot offers a relaxing retreat due to its calm and shady atmosphere. The beautiful waterfall is enhanced by the greenery growing on the rocks surrounding it.
After you've finished enjoying yourself at the waterfall, you can explore more of Tabanan's surrounding tourist attractions. For example, visit Mengesta Village, home to a collection of ancient relics, or visit hot springs like Piling Kawang and Belulang.
Putri Nurhidayati