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         The 5 Most Beautiful Natural Scenery in Indonesia

As a country which is located in the most strategically place in the world, Indonesia is endowed with so many beautiful natures from the end of west to the end of east. Those lovely Landscape are given by our mother landas if it will never run out. Starting from arow of mountains, valleys, seas, lakes, forests and many more, which are waiting to be explored.Among the myriad of those beautiful nature, the author will try to summarize the loveliest landscape which is owned by Indonesia in this article. Here are 5 places that have the most beautiful natural scenery and deserve to be visited for enjoying its outstanding view.1. Rinjani MountainA Mountain which is located in Lombok,West Nusa Tenggara, has very beautifulsceneries like: Green landscape, SegaraAnak Lake, and the enormous caldera that beautify this mountain, so no wonder it has always been a favorite place for mountain climber lovers. Besides having a beautiful landscape, Mount Rinjani has also a diversity of flora and fauna that is matchless.The trip to explore the beauty of this mountain will be paid with the incredibleviews that can be seen from its peak that reaches 3,726 meters above sea level. From up there, we will see the peak of Agung Mount in Bali, Ijen Mountin Banyuwangi, and Tambora Mount in Sumba. Those mount peaks appear from behind the beautiful and white clouds.2. Raja Ampat IslandsRaja Ampat archipelago is known as one of the most beautiful diving place inthe world because of the beauty of its underwater life. The archipelago, which is located in West Papua, has 610 islands surrounded by greatly clear waters and inhabited by a quarter of marine animal species that exist in the world.Because of its beauty, this place becomes a haven for nautical tourism lovers and also as a giant whale shark habitat. Moreover, it has a manta point dive that is, a place for divers to swim with giant manta ray that its wings reaches 9 meters long. We can also findshipwrecks and aircraft from World WarII used as a habitat of ornamental fish and colorful anemones.