Senin, 21 Februari 2011
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Amazingly, Kawah Ijen is also the site of a primitive sulfur extraction industry. The output of the volcanic vents is routed into long ceramic pipes, and the sulfur condenses on the inside of the pipes and then flows down to where it solidifies into yellow elemental sulfur.
Although I could easily have spent three weeks just in Bali, on this trip I also wanted to hit Java. I planned to avoid the cities as much as possible because of the pollution, traffic congestion and lack of compelling sights, but the long drive from Surabaya meant that it was already late when I arrived in the cultural center of Yogyakarta. I made the most of the situation by staying overnight and spending the next morning touring the kraton, the sultan's palace within a small walled city in the center of the modern city of Yogyakarta.
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