On the Lengkuas island, there is a Lighthouse 18 levels-story Dutch colonial heritage which dates to the year 1882 with a focal plane 61 meters, and is still actively working for marine navigation. From the lighthouse, visible view of the white sandy beaches on the island of ginger with giant granite rocks and clear sea water greenish. Visitors must wash feet with fresh water before entering the lighthouse buildings constructed of steel, because the sea water can cause rust on the building.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Lengkuas Island
On the Lengkuas island, there is a Lighthouse 18 levels-story Dutch colonial heritage which dates to the year 1882 with a focal plane 61 meters, and is still actively working for marine navigation. From the lighthouse, visible view of the white sandy beaches on the island of ginger with giant granite rocks and clear sea water greenish. Visitors must wash feet with fresh water before entering the lighthouse buildings constructed of steel, because the sea water can cause rust on the building.
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Beauty of Indonesia
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