I was born in the city of Malang, Indonesia. Since childhood, I liked the adventure of nature, either by driving or walking distance. I’m doing it until now, although not as often as when I was single. But once a time when there is a working holiday, I spend a little time to enjoy the natural scenery there are many encountered in my area. At the time of the holidays often bring my wife and friends to travel cheap natural and does not need much to pay. In my region there are many attractions that do not have to pay admission, such as coastal and mountain areas that are still natural, and many places of tourist attractions are run by government or private parties who cooperate with the government. Which is too smelly payment is not too interesting for me, because I think to enjoy the natural atmosphere that is free should be no load I remove it (maybe just me who have a reason so, since including the economically weak .. lol) a few places that I frequently visit during the holidays is:

•  Coban Pelangi

• Coban Trisula

• and Mount Bromo

The above picture is a picture of me and my wife at the time also with friends of nature tourism trip to Mount Bromo on 15 January 2011. at that time still exist bromo activity and occasionally we heard the thundering sound of the crater that will be issued a volcanic ash and volcanic dust ruins is not uncommon to our eyes. Actually at the time of Mount Bromo is still closed to tourists visited. But we have other tricks for entry into an area near the crater of Mount Bromo to bromo, ngadas way through the village and down to the sea of sand through the village area jemplang. And finally we get to the bottom of the crater of Bromo which is always thick smoke every few minutes with a sound that startled the heart.

However, we feel a sensation that is very satisfying, although a little I said great eruption will occur, we still desperate for surrounded bromo in such conditions.

Ok thanks bromo, we are satisfied have been able to come and enjoy the natural beauty of your green although some plants have been damaged by volcanic ash, but we’re confident in the future would be even better.