(1) 00:00:00 Tanjung Luar, Indonesia's Largest Shark Market!

(2) 00:09:47 The Madura people sleeping on the sand and a village with a land that burns 24 hours a day

(3) 00:19:40 A market held on the river! People shopping on boats at the 'Lok Baintan Floating Market'

(4) 00:32:10 People living beneath the active volcano Mount Bromo

(5) 01:05:00 Green rice paddies spread out beneath your feet! A village where massive rice paddy trekking is possible

※ This video is an excerpt from  World Theme Travel - Hot! Indonesia Part 4: Healing While Walking in Lombok! , which aired on May 16, 2024.

The charms of Indonesia are endless! Lombok is commonly known as an island famous for diving or snorkeling. Discover the new charms of Lombok through this journey. Soothes inner peace through the beautiful nature and warm people encountered while walking.

Tanjung Luar, the largest fishing village in Lombok and one of the most important fish markets in Indonesia! This place is filled with people buying and selling sharks, the predators of the sea. It is a unique sight that can only be seen in Indonesia, where shark fishing is legal. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking allure of sharks that can only be experienced at Tanjung Luar.

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※ This video is an excerpt from  World Theme Travel - Hot! Indonesia Part 1: I Love It Because It's Hot! Bromo , which aired on May 13, 2024.

The Ring of Fire presents Indonesia with diverse geological features and daily life. Legung Village on Madura Island is entirely filled with sand. It is a tradition to live on beds laid out in sand and to spend time with neighbors while rolling around in the sand in the yard. We take a peek into a ‘sand’ culture unlike anything found anywhere else.

Larangan Tokol, the 24-hour burning village on Madura Island! It holds an eternal flame that never goes out, no matter how much it rains or how strong the wind blows. We set off to a land where daily life is as hot as that unextinguishable flame.

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※ This video is an excerpt from  World Theme Travel Part 1: Indonesia Human Road Part 1: We Commute to the River , which aired on February 17, 2020.

We were invited to the stilt house where Mrs. Salatiak, whom we met at the Monkey Park, lives. It turned out she sells fruit at a nearby floating market. The next day at 5 a.m., we boarded her boat and accompanied her to the ‘Lok Baintan’ floating market, which boasts a 500-year tradition. The village women sell various fruits, vegetables, and souvenirs to tourists until 9 a.m. When a tourist cruise ship appears, everyone rushes out to pick up customers, creating a spectacular sight. What kind of performance will the curator, who volunteered to assist Mrs. Salatiak, deliver at the floating market?

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