A sky full of stars, a head full of dreams, an adventure of a lifetime.
One of the highlights of Indo was being able to view the Milky Way from Seruni Point, a vantage point of Mt. Bromo. We camped there for two nights; as soon as the sun set, when the clouds cleared, the stars emerged. I wish I could have taken better photos (shame on me for not bringing along my prime lens!) but then again, photos, no matter how well taken they are, would not have done any justice to this breathtaking view I saw with my own eyes. How truly infinitesimal we are as compared to the universe.
(Fun fact: Apparently, two-thirds of the world population can’t see the Milky Way!)
When I was on the way home from the airport, I realised how nearly impossible it was to be able to stargaze here in Singapore. One option would be to visit the observatory at the Science Centre, but other than at that location, it’s unlikely we would be able to view anything in the sky other than the moon and occasionally, the planet Venus.
Which is why I decided to make a travel bucket list of places to stargaze! #thingstodowhenbored
Anyway, I’ll probably write about Indo again soooooonnn. Am too lazy to even sort out the photos…
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