Congratulation you just officially visited India !
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| Taj Mahal, India |
Oh, the sentence which usually will be given to tourists who just posed and took a photo in front of the iconic Taj Mahal. Even, i spent much times to get the best photo of mine with the Taj background without any people or any tourist bothering on the frame.
As human who was born and raised in
Jakarta, i never feel that having a vacation in this big city is such a good
idea. I sometimes was asked by some foreigners about some recommended places in
Jakarta and where should they stay. But then, i was coming back with a question
"what kind of places do you want to visit"
Welcome to India !
After 4,5 hours flight journey i finally Landed in Kolkata International Airport. Firstly, let me introduce my only traveling partner in India, his name is Ucup. So, from now on the journey would be covered by the two of us. We arrived in Kolkata at early morning, well yeah i did not know what time actually it was. My handphone battery was die and so did Ucup's. We didn't have watch, so we just wondered what time it was by guessing the colour of the sky. BLANK, is the word which exactly best fit my feeling on the first day arrival in India. I lost my India Lonely Planet book. No, it wasn't stolen, i just forgot where the last time i put it. So here the next drama started. We got no clue, we didn't have any internet connection to browsing while looking for a wi-fi connection in India is such a sucks, buying a local sim card is impossible, since it needs like 3-4 days to be activated, and the worst thing was we didn't know where to go...Haaa !
How about the tourism centre ? it was closed, all of them were closed. Because you know what time it was ? it was 3.00 AM in the morning. I finally knew it after asked an Indian guy who sat next to me while waiting his family. "Where are you going ?" asked that guy. We don't know, we just arrived, and we don't know where to go, well actually i am gonna follow what my lonely planet book said, but since i just knew that it was lost, so we got confused i answered.
Good information i got from him, there are 3 kind alternatives for dumb people like us who don't know what to do after arriving at the airport.
1. Go to the prepaid Taxi booth counter, it is the safest thing you can do. Do not get ride of meter taxi.
2. There is an India railway reservation ticket counter in arrival terminal. If you wanna continue by taking a train, this could be a good solution. Make sure you don't get out of the building before knowing what to do. Because once you get out of building, you will not be allowed to get inside of the building even for the departure area, unless you have ticket and it should be 3 hours before departed.
3. Wait until the sunrise, then go explore the city. Do not ever going on the night, it is really dangerous.
So here 6 facts about India Train :
1. Online ticket/ Travel Agent/ Locket counter/
There are 3 ways of buying india train ticket
- Online ticket
The online webpage is owned by official India Government. http://www.indianrail.gov.in. There, you can find schedule, ticket price, seat availability and reservation form. One thing you should be aware of booking via online, you have to sign up first and be a member, then you have to put a local's phone number for verifying your membership. Though the vantage you will get is they are all on the fix price, there is no commission added. There is also online reservation provided by private company which has a easy and user friendly interface http://www.cleartrip.com
- Travel Agent
Buying a train ticket in travel agent is another solution. There are so many travel agent counters available in India, and the buying process is so fast and easy. Though, you have to pay a little more for company's commission. It was a good option for me since one of my problems why i couldn't buy a ticket via online is i cannot verified my account because i don't have any local number for reference.
- Locket Counter
Ok, this is the last choice, please do not take this option unless you are in emergency. Well, nothing is wrong about buying ticket on the spot. But most of the time, the tickets are sold out, and there will be only no-seat tickets left. It means you will get the general coach ticket where there is no seat provided.
2. AC/Non-AC
First question that will be asked by the officer when you buy a ticket is "do you want AC or Non-AC ?"
For the ticket from Kolkata to Agra in AC class cost around rps 1600 and for the Non-AC sleeper cost around rps 900. The AC class is more expensive but i bet it will be worth it as i have experienced the Non-AC one, and it was definitely stressful. Staying in a non-ac coach train in 40 celsius degree of India for 25 hours journey was really a bad decision.
3. Train Coach Type
The train itself mostly was divided into 4 coaches, whereas the most popular is non-ac sleeper class due to its affordable price yet still comfortable.
- AC 2 tier class
- AC 3 tier class
- Non-AC Sleeper Class
- General Coach (sitting class)
4. Beggar/Hawkers
If you choose the non-ac class, you will find so many beggars and hawkers sell some meals and drinks. If you want to taste the real of India, you'd better choose this option. Because, instead of annoying, these unlucky people made the journey full of unique experiences.
5. Long Time Journey
Well, i am not really sure, but i just feel all the railway journey i've join in India took a lot of times. For example like, from Kolkata to Agra which took 25 hours. I don't know either the long distance between one city to another or the under standard speed of the train. Ah yeah, maybe the not-on time schedule could be involved as the reason why it never match to the timeline should be.
6. Sleeping is a Common Activity
25 hours inside the train where AC is not provided. Can you imagine how does it feel ? And oh in 40 celsius degree. It becomes one of the most frustrating moments in my India journey. It was very hot since due to what local said i was coming in the peak season of summer, so it might be the hottest weather that India has. Alright, i went to the wash-hand stand like a lot in a day, just to wet my skin, though the hot weather will make it dry in less than a minute afterward. Sleeping may be the only way solution to kill the times and i got these different types of Indian while sleeping.
Sssst...they were all candid, if you find yours on some photos i uploaded below, i apologize for not asking permition taking your photograph while sleeping.
A backpacking journey of India. From the old town Kolkata, the holy Agra, the busy New Delhi, the hippies place of Manali, the amazing Leh Ladakh, Diversity culture of Kashmir were covered in 3 minutes Incredible India video. Enjoy the movie !
cheers,
kadekarini
The online webpage is owned by official India Government. http://www.indianrail.gov.in. There, you can find schedule, ticket price, seat availability and reservation form. One thing you should be aware of booking via online, you have to sign up first and be a member, then you have to put a local's phone number for verifying your membership. Though the vantage you will get is they are all on the fix price, there is no commission added. There is also online reservation provided by private company which has a easy and user friendly interface http://www.cleartrip.com
- Travel Agent
Buying a train ticket in travel agent is another solution. There are so many travel agent counters available in India, and the buying process is so fast and easy. Though, you have to pay a little more for company's commission. It was a good option for me since one of my problems why i couldn't buy a ticket via online is i cannot verified my account because i don't have any local number for reference.
- Locket Counter
Ok, this is the last choice, please do not take this option unless you are in emergency. Well, nothing is wrong about buying ticket on the spot. But most of the time, the tickets are sold out, and there will be only no-seat tickets left. It means you will get the general coach ticket where there is no seat provided.
2. AC/Non-AC
First question that will be asked by the officer when you buy a ticket is "do you want AC or Non-AC ?"
For the ticket from Kolkata to Agra in AC class cost around rps 1600 and for the Non-AC sleeper cost around rps 900. The AC class is more expensive but i bet it will be worth it as i have experienced the Non-AC one, and it was definitely stressful. Staying in a non-ac coach train in 40 celsius degree of India for 25 hours journey was really a bad decision.
The train itself mostly was divided into 4 coaches, whereas the most popular is non-ac sleeper class due to its affordable price yet still comfortable.
- AC 2 tier class
- AC 3 tier class
- Non-AC Sleeper Class
- General Coach (sitting class)
If you choose the non-ac class, you will find so many beggars and hawkers sell some meals and drinks. If you want to taste the real of India, you'd better choose this option. Because, instead of annoying, these unlucky people made the journey full of unique experiences.
5. Long Time Journey
Well, i am not really sure, but i just feel all the railway journey i've join in India took a lot of times. For example like, from Kolkata to Agra which took 25 hours. I don't know either the long distance between one city to another or the under standard speed of the train. Ah yeah, maybe the not-on time schedule could be involved as the reason why it never match to the timeline should be.
25 hours inside the train where AC is not provided. Can you imagine how does it feel ? And oh in 40 celsius degree. It becomes one of the most frustrating moments in my India journey. It was very hot since due to what local said i was coming in the peak season of summer, so it might be the hottest weather that India has. Alright, i went to the wash-hand stand like a lot in a day, just to wet my skin, though the hot weather will make it dry in less than a minute afterward. Sleeping may be the only way solution to kill the times and i got these different types of Indian while sleeping.
A backpacking journey of India. From the old town Kolkata, the holy Agra, the busy New Delhi, the hippies place of Manali, the amazing Leh Ladakh, Diversity culture of Kashmir were covered in 3 minutes Incredible India video. Enjoy the movie !
cheers,
kadekarini
I honestly did not browse much like i used to do before every trip. Short story, this trip was held when i was in the middle of hectic working time in my office. Easy to say, i was like too busy to do other things beside of my main job in office. And it caused, i didn't have any enough clue in this Korea Trip like i cannot imagine how the Nami Island looks like or feel like would be. Yes i heard a lot about this island, but all i know is just Nami Island, a place where the Winter Sonata Korea Drama was filmed.
I departed from the hotel in early morning, and reached the island before lunch time. The weather felt so cold, the sun also did not appear for the whole day, it was raining all over the day. I walked at a slow pace while holding an umbrella to the locket. The ticket includes the ferry and also the entry visa for the Nami island. We got into the ferry, those pretty excited passengers are almost foreigners. For only 10 minutes ride, we already arrived at the gate of Nami Island. Everyone went straight to the directions which could be found in 50 meters away from the main gate. And again, i segregated myself out of the group, now for only a cup of chocolate, coffee or a slice of cake. I missed the breakfast in the hotel, the hunger unconditionally made me feeling grumpy.
It was getting colder, and there was no cafe or coffee shop found, there was only mini mart existed on the corner. I went inside and got my hot chocolate by myself. Holding an umbrella, a cup of hot chocolate and two cameras, i was pretty sure i walked much slower than before while the rain was getting heavier which means i don't have any option without wearing that plastic raincoat to cover my clothes.
A special feature of Nami Island is that there are no telephone poles. This is because all electric wires were built underground to keep the natural feeling of the landscape. I walked the tree-lined paths where some of the most memorable scenes in the famous Korean television drama Winter Sonata were filmed. These tree-lined paths bring out a good perspective angle on the camera frame. I could not stop taking picture every time due to this very beautiful path.
Out of the main path, there are yards with chestnut trees and poplar trees. There are also some benches which might be fully sat if it wasn't raining. After walking through the path for 2 km, you'll find the most beautiful part of Nami island. The taller pines tree line were amazingly perceived, they are much more beautifully structured. This is like a heaven place for photography enthusiasts where they can find a very good composition of people in between those very huge pine trees.
Well, i can give you some tips for taking photo in this kind of landscape place :
1. Do a half squat to get the taller perspectives of the trees.
2. Position your camera in front your chest
3. Wait for the moment when object/objects are walking or standing on the centre of the aisle, it will give a good composition for the frame.
4. Use the grid facility on your camera LCD, look the composition, is it already looks straight ? make sure you don't have to straighten the angle once it done.
5. capture the photo. and taraaa !!
Six celsius degree, the cold weather made me feel hungry again, thankfully i finally found the cafe ! The shop could not be seen very well because there were some people blocking the shopfront. I came closer and saw the waitress served something like cake. It has round shape and was processed frying and baked. I really didn't care how it would taste be, i just needed some foods to relieve my hunger. So i bought it, it felt so hot at the first bites. I asked my korean friend, she said its name is hotteok. "is it only can be found in nami island?" i asked her. "No it can be easily found everywhere. But yes this cake usually be consumed in a cold weather". Ah i see, that's why this tasted so good.
So, let's share your thoughts about this place, do my stories above as suit as what you expect ?
How To Get There
By Train
- From Myeong-dong Station, take LINE 4 train heading to the direction of Chungmuro Station to get to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station.
- When arriving at Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station, change to LINE 2 and take the train heading towards Sindang Station to get to Wangsimni Station.
- When arriving at Wangsimni Station, change to JUNGANG LINE and take the train heading towards Cheong-nyangni to get to Mangu Station.
- When arriving at Mangu Station, change to KYEONGCHUN LINE and take the train heading towards Galmae Station to get to Gapyeong Station, which is our destination.
- This train journey from Myeongdong to Gapyeong will cost you KRW 1950 (T-Money Card) or KRW2050 (Cash) one way.
- Once you are at Gapyeong Station, you need to take a short taxi trip (costs about KRW2500-3000) to get to the ferry wharf to Nami Island. You could also walk but it will take you 20-30 minutes and the direction to the ferry wharf is not straight forward.
By Bus
- Take the subway from Myeongdong Station to Insadong. First, take the train fromMyeong-dong Station on LINE 4 to Seoul Station. Once arriving at Seoul Station, change to LINE 1 and take the train towards City Hall station to get toJonggak Station.
- Upon arriving at Jonggak Station, get out of the station using EXIT 3. Walk to theeast direction for about 250 meters until your rach Tapgol Park. The Bus Stop for bus to Nami Island is right next to the Tapgol Park at Insadong.
- Take the bus directly to the ferry wharf of Nami Island. NOTE THAT the bus departs at 9:30am. The return bus will leave Nami Island ferry wharf at 4:00pm in the afternoon to head back to Insadong.
- The two-way ticket for shuttle bus to Nami Island costs KRW23,000. This is not expensive given that it also includes the KRW8000 "Entry Visa" (ferry included) to Nami Island.
*all photo taken with Samsung NX500 + 30mm f2 lens
cheers,
kadekarini
It was really my first time experience seeing the cherry blossoms, i know it's kinda surprising since i have been known as a travel blogger who should experience things more than others. Well, whatever it is, surprising or not i just want to share how excited i was seeing the cherry blossoms everywhere in every side of South Korea. Lucky me, that was April, a good month to experience spring season in South Korea. Once again thank's to Samsung Asia for this #NXTraveller opportunity.
Five hours flight journey with Korean Air, It was 8.00 am, i arrived in Incheon International Airport, we were picked up by one of Samsung Korea officers. Spring season for not so-much spring weather as i still need to covering my body with 2 or 3 layers. There were some locals holding pro cameras with very big lenses like those which used by sport photographers seen sitting on the back of window glasses. All of them were focus on one object, i don't know who is he. But i guessed he is a Korean Pop Star. A beautiful boy typical lookalike.
Beautiful moments i have enjoyed, except for the matters like due to a festival, it turned out to be crowded. There were some stages along the way, also some food stalls with a temporary tents existed, and absolutely the tourists. I was trying to put myself in a positive mind like yeah it was a festival, you had to be happy having this moment, it was rare, maybe only once or twice in a year. I was arguing my self like i used to do "come on kadek, You now can see so many kinds of Korean type in this crowded place, those one whom you might never experience later, so cheer up now !"
I seceded myself out of the group, was trying to get the excitement of seeing cherry blossoms. Then i found a street musician playing guitar instrument under the cherry blossoms tree. He was suddenly became the centre of attention. Big applauses were given to his good skill of playing guitar. The music was really good, but i decided to go out of the throng of people after took a portrait of him. Funny, i choose to sit in pedestrian and play with a pile of remnant cherry blossoms. I grabbed them and threw them apart in order to get the romantic feel of windblown cherry blossoms. I don't think Korea is a romantic place like it used to be called without the cherry blossoms were falling through my face, too romantic to be true.
*photo taken with Samsung NX500 dan Samsung NX3000
- Subway line No. 5 Yeouido Station 3rd Exit, 5 minute walk towards National Assembly building
- Subway line No. 5 Yeouinaru Station 1st Exit, 5 minute walk towards Kukmin Daily
cheers,
kadekarini
Hai Medan !!
Akhirnya bisa menginjakkan kaki di Pulau Sumatra lebih jauh sedikit dari Lampung hehe. Dihubungin oleh Samsung kalau saya diajak berpartisipasi untuk Trip to Medan with Samsung NX3000 camera. Bukan main kegirangan, since this is my first mirrorles camera, and i falled in love at the first time i experienced it.
Kita di jadwalkan untuk penerbangan pertama dengan pesawat Air Asia. Untuk ke puluhan kalinya naik Air Asia, my favorite budget airlines. Favorit karena servis dan fasilitas yang di tawarkan sangat baik diantara budget airlines yang beredar sekarang. Mungkin beberapa udah pernah baca waktu saya kasih tips and trick cara dapat tiket murah di Air Asia, bisa baca disini.
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| Self Check in Monitor di Terminal 3 Soekarno Hatta. Photo taken by Samsung NX3000. |
Satu lagi yang bisa diunggulkan dari Air Asia, yaitu fasilitas self check-in which is sangat membantu saya banget. Karena kita gak harus ikutan antri di petugas check in bandara. Cukup check in via website atau bisa check in di standing monitor yang biasanya selalu ada di bandara. Hari gini tiket gagal karena terlambat check in ? Makanya pakai self check in dong !
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| Happy users of Samsung NX3000 landed safely in Medan. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Buat saya, Medan itu paket lengkap, dari mulai kuliner yang juara, tempat dan fasilitas wisata yang mulai berkembang juga keindahan alam yang bisa ditandingi.
PLACES
PLACES
1. Kuala Namu Airport
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| Kuala Namu Airport. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Mendarat dengan selamat di Kuala Namu Airport, akhirnya punya kesempatan nge-review Airport baru yang kabarnya bisa disandingkan dengan KLIA ini. Fasilitas Airport Link Train juga kabarnya sudah dapat digunakan oleh warga atau pelancong Medan.
Tidak sulit untuk menemukan Airport link Train Station, karena begitu tiba di arrival langsung ada penunjuk arah untuk menuju train station. Sepertinya Medan sudah sangat siap untuk menyambut dan memanjakan para pengunjungnya dengan fasilitas yang informatif.
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| Kuala Namu Airport Link Station. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Tiket kereta bisa di beli seharga 80.000 rupiah di loket yang terdapat sebelum masuk stasiun. Keretanya ini jadwalnya 30 menit sekali, jadi kalau bisa di arrange jangan sampai terlambat karena keretanya on time. Perjalanan dari Kuala Namu Airport ke Medan memakan waktu 45 menit. Gak terasa sudah sampai Medan, let's explore with Samsung NX3000.
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| Interior Kuala Namu Airport link Train. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
2. Istana Maimun, Medan
Well i can say, banyak percampuran budaya di Medan yang masih terlihat. Kuliner Medan kebanyakan percampuran antara Padang, Melayu dan Chinese Food. Arsitektur Medan sangat terpengaruh oleh bangunan Eropa yang sempit namun bertingkat tiga, persis seperti yang saya temuin di Vietnam.
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| Happy users of Samsung NX3000 awere ready to strolling down the town. |
Lain hal lagi kalau berkunjung ke istana Maimun, Medan, istana yang sampai sekarang masih ditinggali. Arsitekturnya berbau bangunan muslim dengan warna warna vibrant. Hanya bangunan utama saja yang boleh dikunjungi, sisanya ditutup karena masih digunakan sebagai rumah tinggal.
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| The details Interior of Istana Maimun was greatly captured with Samsung NX3000. |
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| Love the tiles, Interior Istana Maimun, Medan. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
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| Interior Istana Maimun, Medan. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Untuk Arsitektur kota, jalan-jalan di sudut kota Medan cukup membuat gue merasa seperti berjalan di Bandung dan Vietnam.
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| Street on Medan. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
CULINARY
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| Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Bisa dibilang perjalanan ke Medan ini sangat memprihatinkan, memprihatinkan berat badan saya haha. Hi Medan, your culinary spots are heaven ! Pertama kalinya, nge trip ga bisa tahan godaan makanan ya di Medan ini haha.
1. Restoran M&R
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| Restoran M&R, Medan. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Di Medan, ada satu khusus daerah yang biasa disebut China Town, seperti China Town lainnya, banyak terdapat klenteng dan kuil serta restaurant chinese food yang super duper enak. Kalau ke Medan harus nyobain makan di Restoran M&R, dan pesen daging rusa black paper. Itu enak banget, tapi karena saya gak tega makan sambil ngebayangin rusa yg ada di Ratu boko, Yogya. Jadi saya cukup icip sekali, teksturnya lebih lembut dari ayam. Tapi buat culinary junkie, this one tasted so good.
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| Sop Nori dan Daging Rusa Black paper yang recomended di M&R Restoran. Photo taken by Ruben (Samsung NX3000.) |
2. Republik Kopi, Medan
Wisata ke Medan artinya juga wisata kopi, udah sering denger kalau kopi Medan enak-enak, padahal sepanjang jalan cuma nemuin perkebunan kelapa sawit. hehe. Di Medan kebanyakan, coffee shop nya bernuansa kolonial. Selama di Medan, sore hari pasti diajak ngopi, kayanya ngopi di Medan udah jadi budaya banget, makanya coffee shop berkembang di Sumatra Utara.
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| Balkon Republik Kopi. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
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| Photo taken by Ruben (Samsung NX3000.) |
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| Interior Republik Kopi. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
3. Kopi Kok Tong, Pematang Siantar
Mampir ke Pematang Siantar, kota tuanya Medan. Sruput kopi Kok Tong yang legendary since 1925, baru kali ini minum kopi sampe merem melek keenakan haha, ngalahin keenakan kopi Lombok yang selama ini masih jadi kopi favorit saya haha. Cara seduh kopi di kopi Kok Tong masih tradisional, pake saringan sampe diangkat setinggi orang. Mesti rasain sendiri biar merem melek keenakan juga hehe.
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| Kopi kok Tong since 1925. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
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| cara menyeduh kopi yang masih tradisional. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
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| Kopi Susu Telur Kok Tong yang bikin merem melek. haha. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
4. Durian Ucok, Medan
Kata orang Medan "Belum ke Medan kau, kalau belum merasakan Durian Ucok". Iya, saya memang penggemar Durian banget kelas hampir expert, jadi gatau gimana cara menolak tawarannya, meskipun udah susah jalan karena dari mulai dateng udah berhenti makan 4 kali *elus perut. Aroma durian dari parkiran udah kecium banget, and i was surprised because the place was filled by a thousand durians.
Kabarnya Durian Ucok ini cukup mematikan pedagang Durian lain di Medan, karena harganya yang tidak mahal, pasti enak dan bergaransi. Tempatnya besar dan penuh padahal kami datang jam 23.00 malam. Semakin malam semakin rame karena Durian Ucok is open 24 hours. Horee selamat mabok durian !
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| Durian Ucok, Medan |
NATURE
Setelah mabok durian semalam, besoknya kita bangun dengan muka sumringah, karena di hari ke dua kita akan mengunjungi Danau Toba, the biggest lake in Indonesia. Perjalanan dari Medan ke Danau Toba yaitu selama 5 jam, ditambah nyebrang ke Pulau Samosir 45 menit. Gagal dapat sunset karena mendung dan hujan saat itu. Tapi hawa dingin dan kabut yang mengelilingi danau gak menghalangi niat saya untuk nyemplung dan berenang di Danau Toba.
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| Menuju ke Pulau Samosir. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Kita nginep di Tolledo Inn, buka jendela pemandangannya langsung Danau Toba, what a life ! Keluar kamar langsung danau, langsung checklist deh berenang di Danau Toba saat sunrise dan sunset.
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| View jendela kamar di Tolledo Inn. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Sejarah terbentuknya Danau Toba pun sangat menarik untuk di simak. Danau terbesar di Asia Tenggara dengan ukuran panjang 100 kilometer ini terbentuk akibat letusan gunung berapi yang kabarnya jaman dahulu menyebabkan kematian massal. Kaldera yang terbentuk tersebut kemudian terisi air dan menjadi yang sekarang di kenal sebagai Danau Toba. Sedangkan tekanan ke atas oleh magma yang belum keluar menyebabkan munculnya Pulau Samosir, sebuah pulau ditengah Danau Toba.
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| View Hotel langsung ke danau Toba. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Danau Toba terlihat sangat cantik, dikelilingi bukit-bukit tinggi di sekelilingnya yang sebagian tertutup oleh kabut. Suhu di danau Toba dingin dan tenang, karena letaknya yang berada di dataran tinggi.
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| Kalau malam harus duduk duduk disni, minum beer sambil star gazing ! Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
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| View Hotel langsung Danau Toba. Photo taken with Samsung NX3000. |
Saya hampir dianggap gila sama orang-orang karena berani-beraninya berenang di danau Toba, karena hawa dingin "lo ga takut masuk angin dek?" atau "Danau toba kan dalam dan ga bisa ngapung kaya di laut" atau ada lagi "emang airnya bersih?".Emang dasar virgo, saya gak pernah percaya apa kata orang sebelum mebuktikannya sendiri. Dan setelah berhasil membuktikannya, beneran saya langsung ngabisin tolak angin satu kotak hahaha.
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| Berenang di danau Toba saat sunset dan sunrise, checklist. Photo taken by Ruben (Samsung NX3000.) |
"Well sometimes, we have to try to judge which one good or bad, right?".
Thank you Samsung Indonesia for give me a chance to experience Samsung NX3000. Such a smart camera !
Cheers,
kadekarini
Cheers,
kadekarini
