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 Parangtritis Beach

Parangtritis beach is a tourist spot located in

Parangtritis Village, Kretek, Bantul Regency, Special
Region of Yogyakarta. The distance is approximately
27 km from the center of Yogyakarta City. This beach
is one of the tourist destinations in Yogyakarta, even
Parangtritis Beach has become a tourism icon in
Yogyakarta. Parangtritis Beach has a symbolic value
which is a magical line that connects the Krapyak
Stage, Yogyakarta Palace, Yogyakarta Monument and
Mount Merapi which is known as the Yogyakarta
Imaginary Line.

The beach, which is located on the east side of

Parangkusumo Beach, has a legend attached to Ratu
Kidul as the ruler of the southern sea and its beauty.
This beach is a fairly wide beach in Yogyakarta, in
contrast to the beaches in other Yogyakarta areas such
as the beach in Gunungkidul which is relatively small
in size.
 Borobudur Temple

Borobudur is a Buddhist temple located in Borobudur,

Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. This temple is
located approximately 100 km to the southwest of
Semarang, 86 km to the west of Surakarta, and 40 km
to the northwest of Yogyakarta. This temple with many
stupas was founded by Mahayana Buddhists around the
year 800 AD during the reign of the Syailendra
dynasty. Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple or
temple in the world,[1][2] as well as one of the largest
Buddhist monuments in the world.[3]

This monument consists of six square terraces on

which there are three circular courtyards, the walls are
decorated with 2,672 relief panels and originally there
were 504 Buddha statues.[4] Borobudur has the most
complete and largest collection of Buddhist reliefs in
the world.[3] The largest main stupa is located in the
center and at the same time crowning this building,
surrounded by three circular rows of 72 perforated
stupas in which there is a Buddha statue sitting cross-
legged in a perfect lotus position with the
Dharmachakra mudra (turning the wheel of dharma).
This monument is a model of the universe and was
built as a holy place to glorify Buddha as well as
function as a place of pilgrimage to guide mankind
from the realm of worldly desires to enlightenment and
wisdom according to Buddha's teachings.[5] The
pilgrims enter through the east side and begin the ritual
at the base of the temple by walking around this sacred
building in a clockwise direction, while continuing to
ascend the next steps through the three levels of realms
in Buddhist cosmology. The three levels are
Kāmadhātu (the realm of lust), Rupadhatu (the realm
of the tangible), and Arupadhatu (the realm of the
intangible). On the way the pilgrims walk through a
series of passages and stairs to see no less than 1,460
beautiful relief panels engraved on the walls and
balustrades.
 Radio

The history of radio is the history of technology that

produces radio equipment that uses radio waves. The
earliest radio stations used a radiotelegraphic system
and did not carry audio. For audio broadcasting to be
possible, electronic detection and amplification devices
must be used.

The history of the invention of radio begins in England

and the United States. Donald Mc. Nicol in his book
Radio's Conquest of Space states that the defeat of
space by radio began in 1802 by Dane, namely the
discovery of a message in a short distance using a
simple tool in the form of an electric wire. The next
discovery was made by three young intellectuals,
including James Maxwell, an Englishman in 1865. He
was dubbed the scientific father of wireless, because he
succeeded in discovering the formulas that allegedly
manifested electromagnetic waves, namely the waves
used by radio and television.[2]

In 1896 Italian scientist Guglielmo Marconi got a

patent for a wireless telegraph that uses two circuits. At
that time this signal could only be sent at close range.
However, this is what started the development of radio
technology. In 1897, Marconi again published the
discovery that wireless signals could be transmitted
over longer distances (12 miles (19000 m)).[2]
 Camera

Camera is the most popular tools in photography

activities. The name derives from the camera obscura,
Latin for "dark room", invented by Al Haitam or
Alhazen around 1000 AD, an early mechanism for
projecting a view in which a room functions much like
modern photographic cameras work, except that there
is no way the camera works. it was time to record the
appearance of the image in addition to manually
following in his footsteps. In the world of photography,
the camera is a device for forming and recording a
portrait image on a sheet of film. In television cameras,
the lens system forms an image on a light-sensitive
plate. This plate will emit electrons to the target plate
when exposed to light. Next, the electron beam is
treated electronically. There are many types of portrait
cameras.
 Raffi farid ahmad

Raffi Farid Ahmad, better known as Raffi Ahmad or

often called Aa' Raffi (born February 17, 1987) is an
Indonesian actor, presenter, singer, comedian,
advertising star, entrepreneur, producer, and
YouTuber. Raffi is the eldest child of the late Munawar
Ahmad and Amy Qanita.

He began to plunge into the world of entertainment

since 2002 through the soap opera titled Show One
Star, starring a number of other well-known artists.
From there Raffi increased his career as an
advertisement star and singer in the vocal group Not
the Ordinary Star (BBB). Raffi's name has been widely
known as a presenter of the Dahsyat program on RCTI
since 2009, and has won him a number of awards such
as the Panasonic Gobel Awards and the Indonesian
Television Awards.[2]

In 2014, Raffi officially married actress Nagita

Slavina. Their second marriage was called the most
luxurious celebrity wedding in 2014.[3] The wedding
was broadcast live for 2 consecutive days on one of
Indonesia's national television stations. A year later
Raffi and Nagita were blessed with a son named
Rafathar Malik Ahmad.[1]

Raffi Ahmad is included in the ranks of the richest

artists in Indonesia in 2019.[4] In fact, the husband of
Nagita Slavina is dubbed the "Sultan Andara" by
netizens.[5]Raffi and Nagita also manage his Youtube
channel, RANS Entertainment, with 16.9 million
followers in August 2020.[6] The RANS Entertainment
channel won a record for achieving "Live Streaming of
Family Events with the Most Viewers and Live
Streaming of Family Events via YouTube and