Wow. U not only travel. But also educate us. Even I, Indonesian, still didnt know about some things about Bogor botanical garden but after I watch this video, I know that. Thanks. (i know about the sir Raffles thing and the Dutch cemetery thing but I don't know thing like.. that European guy introduce the palm oil and cassava to Dutch East Indies) Maybe in the future video, u should travel to some historical and popular places around Indonesia or if u can't, just Java island is enough :). Like.. There are many things. Sangiran early human site museum, ASEAN secretariat building(just walking around outside is okay), Asia-Africa Conference historical place in Bandung, Majapahit archeological site, Borobodur Temple, National Museum located in Jakarta, some volcanoes in Indonesia especially in Java(Krakatau and Bromo for example), etc. There are so many awesome things in Java island alone. Indonesia is so diverse.
Travelling really does broaden the mind and I love to learn as I travel. My time in Java is way to short to see all these amazing things so I will see what I can and share them with you and return to see the others in the future 😎
It's can be challenging to educate people's about the environment, one of Indonesian people habits, I mean some, not all of them, are being lazy, or take something easy, is like they can't be bothered to walk 10meters away to put theirs rubbish in the bin, because they thought someone will clean it up. So it's down to the individual, they need to broaden their mind, and learn some manners. Very informative explanation there Simon, thank you, been there couple time, but I wasn't pay much attention about the history and things..
hello, I just stumbled upon your channel and I have to say I absolutely love them all! you're quite unique because for one you're not a young spontaneous travel youtuber coming to Indonesia. in some areas you're quite well-researched. I like that :) I'm going to binge-watch all your videos probably. lol.
Hi Simon, I've watch few of your vlog during your visit to Indonesia, and i really like the way you present , like a real news anchor with British accent :) ... and thanks for you concern about nature awareness specially about their bad habit....explore more and share my wonderful Indonesia to the world - GO SIMON GO SIMON
I really like the way you took every footages, the editings, and also the way you explain was so detail. You got new subs here from Indonesia. Keep up the good work sir
Fun Facts: Bogor Palace used to be a 3-story building housing riches plundered from across the archipelago. Then sometimes it collapsed due to earthquake caused by nearby Salak Mountain eruption, destroying everything inside, from the precious artefacts taken from across the archipelago to the European antiques imported directly from Europe. So they decide to build sturdy single-storeyed building in anticipation of future earthquakes, and reduced it from a Palace to a Villa.
I was amazed at the diversity in the Botanical Gardens and the little research I did do really helped me appreciate the many years and dedication that so many people had put into creating such an amazing place.
@@TravelwithSimon sorry, Simon. Bornean here. You can find several species of Rafflesia here in Borneo, but I don't think Rafflesia arnoldii is one of them. I know that Indonesia's neighbors like to claim that they have the largest flower in the world, but if we want to be precise, then it's not just any kind of Rafflesia. The fact is Rafflesia arnoldii is the species with largest single flower of any flowering plant in the world.
Initially this botanical garden was created by Prabu Siliwangi (the king of Sunda Kingdom) between 1474 - 1513 ,it was meant to be a man made forest .......in the mid 18th century the Banten Sultanate took over .......then in early 1800 when Britain reigned ,Thomas Stamford Raffles (Governor General) ,lived there ,and developed the forest into a garden .........in 1817 after the Dutch defeated England ,and Philip van der Capellen became the Governor General ,he collected all sorts of plants around the area and planted them in the garden .....he then invited the minister of agriculture ,Prof.C.G.Karl Reinwardt ( a German scientist who became Dutch nationality) in 1817 ......Reinwardt collected more plants ,especially those which are used as traditional medicine ,he made a research until 1822.......but research and study kept on going by many other European scientist ,also Japanese scientist (1943-1945) ........in 1951 Prof.Ir. Koestono Setijowiryo ,manages and collects plants from all over Indonesia and also from other countries ......now this garden holds more than 2200 botanical species.....
yeah i lived in bogor, i dont even know these place, lol... i always take my vacation to the unknown place like waterfall inside forest on bogor/sentul... it's kind more beautiful and natural but needed more effort to get there... and you just like satisfied yourself.... thats thousand time more beautiful than this :D
@@TravelwithSimon sure, if you take vacation to java i suggest you going to dieng the place is on central java 👍 it was beauty and someplace offer you to be up the cloud... but there are more... like bromo mount but if you want to go to the temple and food culinary thing... you can go to the yogyakarta. :D there are so much thing you can do in here👍
One thing you miss about Bogor Botanical Garden is Grand Garden Cafe or Cafe Dedaunan near Astrid Avenue. In this Cafe , President Jokowi serve his guest such as Barack Obama and PM Scott Morrison with tradisional indonesian food. Btw the best attraction in Bogor for me is Taman Safari Bogor. It is one of the best zoo in South East Asia.
@@TravelwithSimon yeah, it's too huge to walking around all the Garden, i lived in Bogor, i've visited the Botanical Garden two times this year, so many places and area i cannot explore, not enough time, i just went to the Gunting pond (Scissor Pond), the Buitenzorg Monument, astrid garden, the Dutch Kolonialism Funeral, also i went to the Zoologi Museum, it was fun to see my Girlfriend went to that museum for first time haha
It looks like you came in Bogor in Dry season, so the view looked rather arid. come again in mid October or mid March when the rainy season just begin or finish and the whole area will be greener
@@TravelwithSimon of course, but when it rains for the first time the tree emits a characteristic odorous sap, that smell will refresh you like fragrances from heaven
I live in Bogor and used to play around the botanical garden. But now rarely visit because I can't stand the heat and polution. Back 15 years and behind Bogor was nice, cool, rains everyday even in the summer. Now it's the same as jakarta.
when is your Jakarta Vlog Part2 going to be released...I read somewhere in your comments that you fell ill in Jakarta...what happened?....obviously you're good now right?
Jakarta Part 2 is out now! Just before I arrived in Jakarta I caught a bad cold and sore throat so spent my first few days in Jakarta snivelling in bed and living of Grab Delivery food. Thanks for asking 😊
Hi Babank Ichal Bandung was on my list of places to visit on Java, but due to time constraints I had to choose between Bandung and Jogja so Bandung is on for my next Java trip.
@@TravelwithSimon Okay Mr. Simon maybe next time you can visit Bandung city. But don't forget if you visit Bandung city. You should visit tourist attractions in the city of Bandung such as Setu Patenggang, Tangkuban Perahu Mountain and others
i think, she was asking why were you taking video because she made sure your camera and video are not for something like pre-wedding video/photo or advertisement or TV because they'll charge more for special purpose. when i was in elementary school for trip in that botanical garden especially canary street was prohibited for car to enter the area
Travel with Simon the city is already known as the city of rain in Indonesia, the rain does not dominate from the weather, sometimes the rain comes suddenly without any sign of the weather, even in the middle of the night even like heavy rain or in the morning
As a Bogorian they're also made me upset, most of Them weren't like that, but you know Indonesia has more than 252 Million People (that time), so even 1% people that throwing garbage anywhere, it would be problem
@@TravelwithSimon yeah be an example to the others, Some Indonesian still had a mindset like "they're also Throwing a Garbage, so i can do that thing too", more than 1.000.000 people were lived in Bogor and i felt like around 50.000 of them were not educated, so they just Graduated from the Senior High School and not continue their education, but i'm seriously hate it when they're throwing garbages anywhere but they know that's not a right thing to do
It was a shame, I would love to have seen more flowering, I will just have to visit Bogor again in the rainy season. What time of year is best to see the orchids?
I talk to them, they dont want tired 😆 youre right sir, walk is better than ride by car or motorcyle, not pollution and make sure fresh oxygen is good for our health Its look many trees, i want go there but far from my home
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Bless your heart, Simon, what a wonderful tour! I'm a native Bogorian who greatly enjoyed this!
What an amazing place to visit, I could spend days wandering around a garden like this.
Yes, you have to come to Bogor !
You'll get tired from walking before you even finish half of it 😂
The Teijsman part was mindblowing! Because palm oil and cassava are a big part of Indonesian life. That man basically just created a whole culture!
Thanks Simon..you bring a good energy and give local people more knowledgeable to keep environment well for our next generation to come !!!👍👍👍
We all have to preserve our planet so the future can appreciate what a beautiful place earth is.
Cats seem to be attracted to you! I noticed you often get visits from cats not just in the Bogor video, very sweet.
Cats know their person when they see one. Hi Simon, you got yourself a new subscriber 🥰
Was the new subscriber you or the cat?! Welcome to the channel, hope you will enjoy our many adventures ahead. 🐱
@@TravelwithSimon i am sure that you are a cat person LOL
Hey Simon, was good to join you on the walk about!
It was good to have you along, thanks for joining me!
I hope in every single town in indonesia have central park like this 🥳🎊🥳🎊🥳🎊🙏🙏🙏
Vicky that would be amazing! Bogor is quite unique in Indonesia from this point of view I think?
if you love history, bogor is the best place to visit:) lots of history here.
Yes it's amazing how much of Indonesia's history can be discovered in the Bogor Botanical gardens, beautiful and fascinating.
i love bogor ❤❤
respect 2 u simon u have a big heart thanks
Thanks for this video. I want to go to Bogor and meet my friend there. 🫡
Wow. U not only travel. But also educate us. Even I, Indonesian, still didnt know about some things about Bogor botanical garden but after I watch this video, I know that. Thanks.
(i know about the sir Raffles thing and the Dutch cemetery thing but I don't know thing like.. that European guy introduce the palm oil and cassava to Dutch East Indies)
Maybe in the future video, u should travel to some historical and popular places around Indonesia or if u can't, just Java island is enough :).
Like.. There are many things. Sangiran early human site museum, ASEAN secretariat building(just walking around outside is okay), Asia-Africa Conference historical place in Bandung, Majapahit archeological site, Borobodur Temple, National Museum located in Jakarta, some volcanoes in Indonesia especially in Java(Krakatau and Bromo for example), etc. There are so many awesome things in Java island alone. Indonesia is so diverse.
Travelling really does broaden the mind and I love to learn as I travel. My time in Java is way to short to see all these amazing things so I will see what I can and share them with you and return to see the others in the future 😎
I love being there.. would like to visit again!
they have international fine art collection in the palace such great place for hang out.
You miss a zoology museum of bogor, thats one favorite and awsome place in bogor botanical garden
Even though I spent 2 days in the park I still didn't manage to see everything!
You are a very informative person, i automatically subscribe to Ur channel
You have a lot of enthusiasm for a solo traveller..... enjoyable to watch your videos
I just love travelling and exploring new places, we live in such a wonderful world. 😎🌞
Anda beruntung Sir. Berkunjung ke Bogor dengan cuaca yang cerah.
I so love this channel
wow amazing very nice,,,,
hello from papuan in city jayapura
Warm greetings, the gardens were beautiful. How is Papuan?
@@TravelwithSimon
papuans is good now ,,,,
Love that "Good Morning" from you in every video. Such an energy uplift power!!
An extra special "Goood Morning" to you for each day 🌞🙂😎
A wonderful video Simon. Will definitely put this place on my list.
Enjoy your visit to Bogor, leave plenty of time to wander the gardens.
Very good and informative travel vlog sir! Im Indonesian but never went to Bogor Botanical Park before 😅 keep up the good work 👍
Thank you I really enjoyed my visit to Bogor and the botanical gardens, I am looking forward to exploreing more of beautiful INdonesia
noted : canary street.
i hope your advice could heard by Bogor authority or major of Bogor town to not allow car parking there, sir..
Maybe in the future authorities can help us do more to preserve natures beauty. 😎
I honestly really like the way you took the videos and the edits too. So pretty!
Thank you for your kind words my friend. I really enjoy filming and editing them too.
Wow i like how you tell the background and the history of this garden and the statues in there. Very informative. Thanks
You're welcome! I found it really enhanced my experience in these beautiful gardens of Bogor!
Thank you for visiting Indonesia. 👍
You are welcome! Thank you for your beautiful country.
Come again to Bogor there are still couple beautifull place
Simon, thank you for such an informative video and showcase Bogor Botanical Garden for the world to see. You rock man!
My pleasure! Are you in Bogor or have you visited Bogor Botanical Gardens?
It's can be challenging to educate people's about the environment, one of Indonesian people habits, I mean some, not all of them, are being lazy, or take something easy, is like they can't be bothered to walk 10meters away to put theirs rubbish in the bin, because they thought someone will clean it up. So it's down to the individual, they need to broaden their mind, and learn some manners.
Very informative explanation there Simon, thank you, been there couple time, but I wasn't pay much attention about the history and things..
I thought that place was very boring and unattractive. But now your vlog has changed my mind! Thanks simon.. am your new subscriber ❤️
Great video Simon. What a beautiful place. I imagine a haven away from the hustle of the city 😄
Hi Elena, it was an amazing place to visit, and anywhere away from the city is great!
wow amazing,indonesia
Thank you Simon for your attention and criticism. We need people like you so our peoples can be even better... 😍
Thank you for such a wonderful welcome to Indonesia.
You have great skill of video editing Simon, keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Nice angle shot, love it
Thank you Rully, I'm always aiming to improve my technique
I ❤BOGOR
Bogor is beautiful! 😎👍
hello, I just stumbled upon your channel and I have to say I absolutely love them all!
you're quite unique because for one you're not a young spontaneous travel youtuber coming to Indonesia. in some areas you're quite well-researched. I like that :)
I'm going to binge-watch all your videos probably. lol.
Hi Simon, I've watch few of your vlog during your visit to Indonesia, and i really like the way you present , like a real news anchor with British accent :) ... and thanks for you concern about nature awareness specially about their bad habit....explore more and share my wonderful Indonesia to the world - GO SIMON GO SIMON
Aww that's sweet 4:52
I have been there, but i git more infotmation, from your channel
. Thank you
Such an incredibly beautiful garden! Thank you so much for sharing this video!
You're welcome, I really enjoyed the beautiful Bogor Botanical Gardens.
Wow mind blowing explanation, good job Sir
Thank you very much! And there was more to see, I just didn't have enough time. See you in the next video.
I really like the way you took every footages, the editings, and also the way you explain was so detail. You got new subs here from Indonesia. Keep up the good work sir
I wish Jakarta has big park like Bogor to reduce the hot weather and polution.
Fun Facts: Bogor Palace used to be a 3-story building housing riches plundered from across the archipelago. Then sometimes it collapsed due to earthquake caused by nearby Salak Mountain eruption, destroying everything inside, from the precious artefacts taken from across the archipelago to the European antiques imported directly from Europe. So they decide to build sturdy single-storeyed building in anticipation of future earthquakes, and reduced it from a Palace to a Villa.
thanks for the advice sir
Sick B-roll edits :D You heading east as well? Might meet you somewhere in Semarang or Yogya if you are!
Thanks man! Heading to Jogja looking forward to exploring the area 😊
Love your video, like your positifity attitude 👍👍...I often walk in there to ease my mind and drawing 😊😊
New subcribers from indonesia
New subscriber here. As indonesian. I learn a lot from your video. Thank you. Looking for your next video.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video, look forward to you joining me on more adventures!
Great Editing, Sir!
Thank you Anastasia! Glad you enjoyed it, hope you'll join me on more journeys in the future.
My favourite place for jogging every sunday morning 😄
Sir, you have a lot of references, great.
I was amazed at the diversity in the Botanical Gardens and the little research I did do really helped me appreciate the many years and dedication that so many people had put into creating such an amazing place.
kelapa sawit dan singkong didatangkan dari afrika, nice presentation mr.simon
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it. Hope you will be joining me on my further travels across Indonesia and the world.
nice travel mate , take care and enjoy.
Thank you, I'm having a wonderful journey through Indonesia 🌞
Thank you simon.. i will visit this place soon
Have a wonderful trip, and let me know what your favourite part of the Botanical Gardens was.
Thanks for visit
You're welcome! I had a lovely time.
Thx for visiting my city
You're welcome! Thank you for such a lovely city.
U should see the famous one in bogor is rafflesia arnoldi which is the giant flower on earth
I missed that in the Bogor Botanical Gardens! I was lucky enough to see one of those flowering when I visited Borneo.
@@TravelwithSimon sorry, Simon. Bornean here. You can find several species of Rafflesia here in Borneo, but I don't think Rafflesia arnoldii is one of them. I know that Indonesia's neighbors like to claim that they have the largest flower in the world, but if we want to be precise, then it's not just any kind of Rafflesia. The fact is Rafflesia arnoldii is the species with largest single flower of any flowering plant in the world.
Impressive vlog.. 👍😍
Thank you 🙂
Bogor = rain city❤
Now become ANGKOT CITY 😁
Initially this botanical garden was created by Prabu Siliwangi (the king of Sunda Kingdom) between 1474 - 1513 ,it was meant to be a man made forest .......in the mid 18th century the Banten Sultanate took over .......then in early 1800 when Britain reigned ,Thomas Stamford Raffles (Governor General) ,lived there ,and developed the forest into a garden .........in 1817 after the Dutch defeated England ,and Philip van der Capellen became the Governor General ,he collected all sorts of plants around the area and planted them in the garden .....he then invited the minister of agriculture ,Prof.C.G.Karl Reinwardt ( a German scientist who became Dutch nationality) in 1817 ......Reinwardt collected more plants ,especially those which are used as traditional medicine ,he made a research until 1822.......but research and study kept on going by many other European scientist ,also Japanese scientist (1943-1945) ........in 1951 Prof.Ir. Koestono Setijowiryo ,manages and collects plants from all over Indonesia and also from other countries ......now this garden holds more than 2200 botanical species.....
yeah i lived in bogor, i dont even know these place, lol... i always take my vacation to the unknown place like waterfall inside forest on bogor/sentul... it's kind more beautiful and natural but needed more effort to get there... and you just like satisfied yourself.... thats thousand time more beautiful than this :D
Next time I go to Java I'm going to contact you and ask for a list of "off the beaten track" places that you can recommend for me to visit 🌞😎
@@TravelwithSimon sure, if you take vacation to java i suggest you going to dieng the place is on central java 👍 it was beauty and someplace offer you to be up the cloud... but there are more... like bromo mount but if you want to go to the temple and food culinary thing... you can go to the yogyakarta. :D there are so much thing you can do in here👍
Good sharing sir..
Thank you! Have you ever visited the Bogor Botanical Gardens?
Thank You for visiting my hometown😄
You have a lovely town and I really enjoyed exploring the Bogor Botanical Park. 😀
One thing you miss about Bogor Botanical Garden is Grand Garden Cafe or Cafe Dedaunan near Astrid Avenue. In this Cafe , President Jokowi serve his guest such as Barack Obama and PM Scott Morrison with tradisional indonesian food. Btw the best attraction in Bogor for me is Taman Safari Bogor. It is one of the best zoo in South East Asia.
The gardens were awesome and I'm sure I missed so many beautiful corners of Bogor, would have enjoyed tea with the President 🙂
Thank you for Visiting our Botanical Gardens and told us about What inside, but what abour the zoologi musem?
I spent a very enjoyable day and a half wandering the gardens and still feel I missed so much.
@@TravelwithSimon yeah, it's too huge to walking around all the Garden, i lived in Bogor, i've visited the Botanical Garden two times this year, so many places and area i cannot explore, not enough time, i just went to the Gunting pond (Scissor Pond), the Buitenzorg Monument, astrid garden, the Dutch Kolonialism Funeral, also i went to the Zoologi Museum, it was fun to see my Girlfriend went to that museum for first time haha
Simon I love your new friend she looks loved you
Such a beautiful and friendly cat, could have popped it in my bag and taken it home 😎🙂
Great vidio
Thanks! Next step Jogja 😊🌞
Hai....iam from indonesia.thanks you came in my countri . And you explore .. kebun raya bogor...😅😅👍👌
Thank you for such a lovely welcome to your country! I am having a wonderful time.
0:39 wow
Yep, favourite way to relax after a hard days work...! 😊😂
Ke warpat pak, malming naik mobil ke slr dlu terus nyanyi lagu izinkan aku baru kewarpat makan indomie
Nice simon
Simon love your accent,sooo english
😁
that's australian accent, havent you see steve irwin ? gosh milenials
Wow simon
It looks like you came in Bogor in Dry season, so the view looked rather arid. come again in mid October or mid March when the rainy season just begin or finish and the whole area will be greener
I can only imagine how beautiful the gardens would look after rain with all the flowers blooming!
@@TravelwithSimon of course, but when it rains for the first time the tree emits a characteristic odorous sap, that smell will refresh you like fragrances from heaven
I live in Bogor and used to play around the botanical garden. But now rarely visit because I can't stand the heat and polution. Back 15 years and behind Bogor was nice, cool, rains everyday even in the summer. Now it's the same as jakarta.
And who says there's no global warming....? 😎
Sir your Vlog is so lovely. Subscribe you
Welcome to the family! Let's explore the world together. 😎
Lovely cat
That cemetery really spooky..😥
End of the day...low light....thank goodness there wasn't a thunder storm!
when is your Jakarta Vlog Part2 going to be released...I read somewhere in your comments that you fell ill in Jakarta...what happened?....obviously you're good now right?
Jakarta Part 2 is out now! Just before I arrived in Jakarta I caught a bad cold and sore throat so spent my first few days in Jakarta snivelling in bed and living of Grab Delivery food. Thanks for asking 😊
以前行ったことがある
Next Time goes to Bandung, Sir
Hi Babank Ichal Bandung was on my list of places to visit on Java, but due to time constraints I had to choose between Bandung and Jogja so Bandung is on for my next Java trip.
@@TravelwithSimon Okay Mr. Simon maybe next time you can visit Bandung city. But don't forget if you visit Bandung city. You should visit tourist attractions in the city of Bandung such as Setu Patenggang, Tangkuban Perahu Mountain and others
Niceee😊
Thank youeeee! 😊
4.14 say hello 😸😂
i think, she was asking why were you taking video because she made sure your camera and video are not for something like pre-wedding video/photo or advertisement or TV because they'll charge more for special purpose. when i was in elementary school for trip in that botanical garden especially canary street was prohibited for car to enter the area
That makes sense, thankfully I wasn't shooting any wedding video 😁😄😅
that cat love you. haha.
Hi simon
How r u
Great thanks Faizal! I hope you are having a great weekend! 😎🌞
@@TravelwithSimon
Simon i will join your journey plzz..
@Storm Woods no Indonesia are not islamic country, just majority of the population (some of them just moslem by ID card btw lol)
@Storm Woods nope, diverse country. Indonesian law doesn't related with any religion
@Storm Woods islam lol
wow banana yuccas
I know! Wonderful hey?
Bogor rain city
Luckily for me I had no rain when I was there, but I can see by all the wonderful greenery that the area gets a lot of rain.
Travel with Simon the city is already known as the city of rain in Indonesia, the rain does not dominate from the weather, sometimes the rain comes suddenly without any sign of the weather, even in the middle of the night even like heavy rain or in the morning
As a Bogorian they're also made me upset, most of Them weren't like that, but you know Indonesia has more than 252 Million People (that time), so even 1% people that throwing garbage anywhere, it would be problem
Sampah nya banyak banget di dalam kebun raya nya,
Yes it's sad, it's just up to us to do our bit and hope everyone else follows suit.
@@TravelwithSimon yeah be an example to the others, Some Indonesian still had a mindset like "they're also Throwing a Garbage, so i can do that thing too", more than 1.000.000 people were lived in Bogor and i felt like around 50.000 of them were not educated, so they just Graduated from the Senior High School and not continue their education, but i'm seriously hate it when they're throwing garbages anywhere but they know that's not a right thing to do
Yea its a dry season so the orchid doesn't bloom
It was a shame, I would love to have seen more flowering, I will just have to visit Bogor again in the rainy season. What time of year is best to see the orchids?
@@TravelwithSimon the top of rainy season January or February i think...
@@TravelwithSimon yes its usually on February
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0:40 apa yang sedang dia lakukan? Yoga? 😅😅😅
I think so, either that or he's had a really bad day.
Apa kou bertanya padaku Elvan 😁?
yoga Saputra wkwkwkwk
Why you don't try drink coffee at grand garden cafe botanical, a beautiful scenery cafe, as Obama and Jokowi drink coffe and relax overthere
Simon a BULE (WHITE MAN) is more compassion with the environment/park than the average ORANG INDONESIA (indonesian folk) !! Tell them Simon :)
BULE means foreigner
All around the world people still throw down litter, it's a great shame and we much each do our own part to help keep the planet clean.
Because you come during weekdays, the park would allow the cars to enter. During weekends, there would be no cars allowed.
That's great information to know, it would have been a much better experience without cars inside the park. It was still beautiful.
that's Indonesian they even too lazy to walk in the garden so they ride a car or motorcycle and park in the garden...
It's a great shame because it really spoils the natural beauty. I hope future generations will learn to love our planet more.
I talk to them, they dont want tired 😆
youre right sir, walk is better than ride by car or motorcyle, not pollution and make sure fresh oxygen is good for our health
Its look many trees, i want go there but far from my home