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Relationship, Indonesia by Parnupong Norasethkamol - Colours Indonesia

January 2017

Once-in-a-lifetime moments captured by internationally renowned photographers: simply stunning images from across the Garuda Indonesia network.

Monkey See, Monkey Do, Indonesia by Matt Haslam
This close-up of a wild macaque was taken on the east coast of Java, Indonesia.
The World Below, Indonesia by Bobby Joshi
In the dawn light, a thick fog covers Pinggan village in the district of Kintamani, Bangli Regency, Bali.
Gateway of India, India by Peter Adams
One of Mumbai’s most significant landmarks, the Gateway of India was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911. Overlooking the Arabian Sea, it was designed to be the first thing that visitors see when approaching Mumbai by boat.
National Tulip Day, the Netherlands by Neirfy
National Tulip Day, on January 21, marks the official start of tulip season in the Netherlands. Every year, Dutch tulip growers build a huge garden with tens of thousands of tulips on Dam Square in Amsterdam, where thousands of people come to pick a free bouquet of flowers.
Relationship, Indonesia by Parnupong Norasethkamol
Whale sharks come to feed on the small fish caught during the night in Cenderawasih Bay, West Papua. Cenderawasih was declared a national park in 2002 and is the largest marine national park in Indonesia.
River of Lights, Italy by Lucie Debelkova
The Colosseum is probably the most impressive building of the Roman Empire. The monumental structure remains partially ruined, a legacy from devastating earthquakes and stone robbers, but is still an imposing and beautiful sight.

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Entwined Lives, Indonesia, by Tim Laman - Colours Indonesia

December 2016

Once-in-a-lifetime moments captured by internationally renowned photographers: simply stunning images from across the Garuda Indonesia network.

Knightsbridge, London by Nige Levanterman
The night-lights of busy Brompton Road pass by the world-famous Harrods store in Knightsbridge.
Entwined Lives, Indonesia by Tim Laman
Winner, Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016. A young male orangutan makes the 30 m climb up the thickest root of the strangler fig that has entwined itself around a tree emerging high above the canopy in Gunung Palung National Park, West Kalimantan, one of the few protected orangutan strongholds in Indonesian Borneo.
Butter Lamp Festival, China by Imaginechina
The Butter Lamp Festival, which dates back to the 15th century, falls on the 25th day of the 10th month in the Tibetan calendar and is in memory of Tsongkhapa, who is the Buddhist reformer and founder of the Gelug sect of Buddhism.
Vendors from Above, Vietnam by Loes Herrink
Part of a series of images of street vendors in Hanoi, taken from above. Often female migrants, the vendors spend most of their days trying to make profits on selling fruit, vegetables, snacks and other small items, with no idea they are creating little pieces of art every day.
Kalabahi Harbour, Alor, Indonesia by Jennifer Hayes
The sun sets on Kalabahi Harbour, Alor Island, a popular diving destination where the scenery is as spectacular above as it is below the waterline.
Balinese Dancers, Indonesia by Edmund Lowe
A troupe of young dancers in the village of Ubud, the cultural capital of Bali, perform a very contemporary version of a traditional Hindu story.

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Electric Dreams, Norway by Damon Beckford
The photographer captured the Northern Lights dancing above a mountain in Norway, making it look like an erupting volcano.
Yi Peng Festival, Thailand by Puwanai
The Festival of Lights (Yi Peng) is celebrated all around Thailand with Loi Krathongs released on water to bring luck and fulfil wishes. In Chiang Mai, instead of water vessels, locals release thousands of lanterns into the sky while making a wish.
Toba Sunrise, Indonesia by Ahmad Syukaery
The sun rises over the largest volcanic lake in the world, Lake Toba. Viewed from the Tele observation tower in North Sumatra.
Bali Rice Field, Indonesia by Edmund Lowe
Workers return home after toiling in the beautiful and dramatic rice terraces of Belimbing, Bali.
From the Jungle to the Ocean, Christmas Island by Gary Tindale
At the beginning of the wet season on Christmas Island (usually October/November), vast numbers of adult red crabs begin a spectacular migration from the forest to the coast, to breed and release eggs into the sea. A new Garuda charter flight services the Jakarta–Christmas Island–Jakarta route every Saturday.
Sun Flower Corona, Indonesia by Catalin Beldea and Alson Wong
Created from a composite of 12 shots taken during the total solar eclipse on March 9, 2016, from Tidore Island in Maluku. The phenomenon is known as Earthshine.

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Chocolate Hills, Philippines by Adri Syahfril
The unusually shaped Chocolate Hills are located in the middle of the island of Bohol, Philippines. At the end of the dry season, the hills earn their name when the grass turns from green to brown.
The Sea of Immortality, Indonesia byMark Eveleigh
The summit of Borobudur boasts 72 lattice-like stupas, each containing a life-sized statue of Buddha.
The Town Home to Thousands of Buddhist Monks, China by William Yu
Stacked one on top of the other, and home to Buddhist monks and nuns, thousands of log cabins cover the hillside of the Larung Valley, Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, China.
The Bamboo Forest, Japan by Peter Stewart
The bamboo groves of Arashiyama, just on the outskirts of Kyoto, are one of the area’s star attractions, with soaring stalks of bamboo towering above passers-by.
Not Just a Race, Indonesia by Made Yudistira
Makepung is the name of a major grand prix in Jembrana, West Bali, which features racing buffalo. Hundreds of pairs of buffalo are teamed up together with their jockeys riding traditional wooden ploughs that are slightly modified for the competition.

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Migration Silhouette, Kenya by Mario Moreno
This image, captured in the Maasai Mara in Kenya, shows wildebeest walking in single file towards the Mara River.
Jakarnaval by Ahmad Syukaery
Held annually to celebrate Jakarta’s anniversary in June, the Jakarnaval parade is a flurry of colours and cultures from every corner of the archipelago.
Damselfly Lives Dangerously, Indonesia by Kurit Afsheen
A green damselfly decides to rest on a dangerous perch – young crocodile’s open jaw, in Tanjung Pasir, Indonesia. Happily, the crocodile didn’t seem to notice, and after exploring, the damselfly made its escape.
Floating to the Market, Indonesia by Fauzan Maududdin
Shoppers, traders and merchants at the Lok Baintan floating market, South Kalimantan, make their way home, forming a long line of vessels so they can be pulled down the river.
Fire Ball, Indonesia by T M Hasiholan Pank
Sepak Bola Api, or fire-ball game, is a unique sport played in Indonesia in the month of Ramadan or when there are ceremonies. It’s played barefoot, with a ball made from coconut shells soaked in petroleum or kerosene.
Songlines on Sydney Opera House – Render Impression, Australia by Artists in Motion, inspired by artist Karla Dickens
Sydney’s most dynamic winter festival, Vivid, turns eight this year. Hundreds of events will be held across Vivid’s Light, Music and Ideas programmes, which span 23 nights from May 27 to June 18.