Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Sharp wire brushes leave your caviar looking clean
Sharp wire brushes leave your caviar looking clean
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Ceprotan Ceremony
It is located in Sekar village, Donorojo subdistrict about 40 km from Pacitan which takes 30 minutes. The custom and tradition in Sekar village are always inherritancely held every year in longkang month (the 11th month of Saka year) on Friday or Monday for remaining Dewi Sekartaji desert. The people of Sekar hold the purification by throwing young coconuts. First is the drama dance of Ki Godek and Dewi Sekartaji, then continued by "ceprotan" (throwing young coconuts) held by teenagers which consist of two groups that are throwing to each other. At that time, there is a fantastic sight of coconut water spurting up to the air.
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Pacitan Tourism
Sidomulyo Beach
This beach is located in Sidomulyo village, Ngadirajo district, which about 50 km from the Regency Capital City and it reachable with all vehicle. Its white sand beach is faces to the south coast which 2 Km length.
The visitors can make many kinds of activities here, such as swimming, sun bathing, fishing, etc with enjoying the large of the sea.
The visitors can make many kinds of activities here, such as swimming, sun bathing, fishing, etc with enjoying the large of the sea.
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Pacitan Beach
Friday, May 15, 2009
Surfing
it's a nice place to start learn how to surf. it has a baywatch tower that will protect us from the unwanted. the beach quite clean and the sand is very soft, more than you can imagin. the sand also lays long from the water. with 3 different beach, you can choose the type of waves you want. start from the quite to the intermediate one. it is a wonderfull place for an adventure with lowest budget ever!!
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Pacitan Surfing
Watu Karung Beach

This photo gives a nice overview of the coast near Watu Karung. Very typical is the Pandanus vegetation. A primitive type of tree with very long leaves of which hats or mats can be woven. Pandanus is characteristic for the coast vegetation in Indonesia.
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Pacitan Beach
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