Garden of the East – a look at how we look at Indonesia
Indonesia, often referred to as the “Garden of the East,” is a nation rich in diversity, culture, and natural beauty.…
Author: Lynda B.
Hey Folks, What’s Up! Hope you enjoyed the read! A free-soul, I have travelled so many places and build up a passion for Photography. Whatever my lens captures, I share it online and it gives me immense joy.
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