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Le Ciel de Lausanne

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Lausanne, Suisse

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Location: Lausanne, Switzerland

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BAYAN is a village in the surrounding forest is located on the Northwest side of the island of Lombok, located at the foot of Mount Rinjani. The village is known as the native Sasak tribe has a loyalty to tradition in many ways, patterns and procedures reside. Architecture can be said to be very relevant and teaches how to appreciate a place and region. The village has an area of 2600 hectares is one of the existing six villages in Bayan district, West Lombok district. Administratively, the village of Bayan in Bayan subdistrict, West Lombok NTB. This village area stretching from the foot of Mount Rinjani to the north shore. The location is one route to the mountain. In terms of topography, the parrots and the surrounding hamlets are scattered from the sea directly adjacent to the village which has a height of 700 m above sea level. Livelihoods in this region is largely farming. Agricultural products of rice, vegetables, coconuts, fruits and red onion and garli

Kenawa Island

Kenawa is a beautiful island that is not inhabited in West Sumbawa regency , West Nusa Tenggara, precisely near Seaport Poto Tano on Sumbawa Island . Island with an area of approximately 13 hectares has extraordinary beauty surrounded by white sands and pastures in almost all the islands , providing a natural color combination of blue and green are very intriguing . When the sky is bright, then we could see Mount Rinjani on the west and when the sun sets , the view of the sunset sky Kenawa island is amazing. Underwater view Kenawa Island also no less beautiful nature around the island, so many divers from both domestic and abroad are always interested to see the beauty of the underwater world directly. Photo Gallery by QuickGallery.com

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