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Batu Dinding Kilo Tiga Cliff
Unique photo spot at Batu Dinding Kilo Tiga (Photo: @gabgasun.IDNtimes)
Hiking adventure tourism at Batu Dinding Kilo Tiga (Photo: @KSMTour)
Batu Dinding Kilo Tiga
If adrenaline is one of the main component of your trip, you should definitely visit Batu Dinding Kilo Tiga. “Batu Dinding” means stone wall, a natural spot that seems uniquely carved on the hill. No doubt, this will be the most extreme and difficult wall you have ever climbed.
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Batu Dinding Kilo Tiga
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Kawung
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