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The Javan Green Peafowl (Pavo muticus muticus) is a subspecies of the Green Peafowl (Pavo muticus) that is only found on the island of Java. In the past, this bird was widespread in various corners of the island, but over time and increasing threats to its habitat, its existence is now limited to several conservation […]

Banyuwangi, known as “The Sunrise of Java,” holds many stunning natural charms, one of which is Jagir Waterfall. Located in Kampung Anyar Village, Glagah District, this waterfall is a must-visit natural tourist destination for adventure and natural beauty lovers. The Uniqueness of Jagir Waterfall Jagir Waterfall is often referred to as “Twin Waterfall” because it […]

Ijen Crater, located on the border of Banyuwangi and Bondowoso Regencies, East Java, is famous for its blue fire phenomenon and the largest acid lake in the world. However, behind its natural beauty, there is a story of the hard struggle of sulfur miners that has been going on for decades. The Beginning of Sulfur […]

Sulfur miners in Ijen Crater are one of the hard jobs carried out by the local community and have existed for hundreds of years. Miners often carry sulfur in baskets carried on their backs with loads that can reach 70 to 90 kilograms.

For decades, numerous forests in East Java have been designated as national parks, preserving the region’s diverse ecosystem. Among them, Meru Betiri National Park, located in Jember Regency on Java’s southern coast, stands out for its breathtaking biodiversity. Spanning an expansive 58,000 hectares, this national park boasts a remarkable variety of wildlife that thrives on […]

Djawatan, a hidden paradise in Banyuwangi, offers a magical view. Hundreds of giant rain trees with towering branches create a fairytale-like atmosphere. The sunlight that penetrates the gaps in the leaves adds a dramatic impression, as if taking us to another world.