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Indonesia: Yogyakarta

Marti Sec

May 2, 2018 — 3 min read

Some pictures taken in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Use them as you please with only one restriction: if used in public (blog, presentation , news article...), cite me or this web/post. Can't be used to train AI/ML algorithms.

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Borobudur

Amazing temple. I heavily recomend to do a tour with the sunrise option from a mountain next to Borobudur. It is magic.

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Prambanan

Most of the temples are just runes due to a tsunami/earthquake. They are rebuilding them at a slow pace.

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