7 Landmarks in East Nusa Tenggara
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@reza.alfrizi
7 landmarks in East Nusa Tenggara: Flores, Bena Traditional Village (Thatched Roof Village), Waerebo Village, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Muhammad Reza Alfarizi.
Flores
Island
4.5
Discover the enchanting island of Flores, a hidden gem offering diverse landscapes from vibrant crater lakes to traditional villages. Experience unique cultures and untouched natural beauty away from the crowds.
Bena Traditional Village (Thatched Roof Village)
Historical landmark
4.6
Step back in time at Bena Village, an ancient Ngada traditional village with stone megaliths and conical thatched-roof houses. Experience vibrant local culture and stunning panoramic views of the surrounding hills and rice fields.
Waerebo Village
Landmark
4.7
Embark on a journey to Waerebo Village, a remote and breathtaking traditional Manggaraian village nestled in lush mountains. Witness unique Mbaru Niang houses and immerse yourself in an authentic local experience.
Nuca Molas
Place
Escape to the serene shores of Nuca Molas, a secluded beach paradise with pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Perfect for quiet relaxation and enjoying untouched natural beauty.
Kelimutu National Park
National park
4.7
Witness the mesmerizing, ever-changing colors of Kelimutu's three volcanic crater lakes. Arrive at sunrise for the most dramatic views and mystical atmosphere. A truly unique geological wonder.
Mausui Savanna
Landmark
4.8
Explore the expansive and verdant Savana Mausui, a stunning grassland perfect for nature lovers. Capture spectacular sunset views that paint the sky with vibrant colors over the rolling hills.
WOLOBOBO HILLS VECTOR
Landmark
4.7
Hike up Wolobobo Hill for awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of lakes and towering mountains. This spot is renowned for its breathtaking sunrise, offering a magical start to your day amidst stunning natural beauty.
