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Rimpi Hill in Pelaihari
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Rimpi Hill in Pelaihari (photo: egrafis)
Rimpi Hill in Pelaihari
If you want to see unique and different natural scenes, you can visit Rimpi Hill, which is also known as “Teletubbies Hill”. This beautiful green slope is located in Pelaihari, which is two hours away from Banjarmasin City. You will feel the breezing air and calm atmosphere while looking at local farmers and their herds walking on the hill. Rimpi Hill is also one of the best spots to enjoy the panoramic view of the beautiful sunrise in the morning.
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Rimpi Hill in Pelaihari
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