Gardens in the jungle

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When I mention the jungle, hopefully you do not expect me to show pictures of tigers or cobras. Because I must have run away before taking their pictures. I do not have the courage to that level.

It is exactly the opposite. Indeed wild animals such as tigers, snakes, scorpions and others must exist and live in these tropical jungles, but humans have taken up the challenge of opening gardens in the jungle. They plant areca nuts and various other fruit crops, even they raise cattle in the jungle, in lush places with green grasses. Although there are gardens, but the jungle is still the jungle with its wild life. There, humans are required to maintain harmony and ethics.

By the way, here I also want to tell my impression of entering the gardens in the middle of this jungle. What am I most enjoying, there?

To me the most pleasant thing there is first: breathing. Clean air without pollutants is abundant there, which makes the respiratory cavities really feel that flow. Second thing: hearing. I can enjoy the silence that is not polluted by any noise pollution. We can really feel how our ears and head enjoy the silence, which makes us comfortable and clear minded. I think all this is like the therapy I need from time to time. It's not just a fun adventure, it's also healthy.

Others are, of course, delighted to see the gardens in the jungle, where it suggests how humans integrate themselves with the wild there.

These are some pictures that I take it out of there.

"The path inside the jungle leads to the gardens."

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"Up ahead, we see the betel trees in a garden."

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"The vines, shaped like a green menhir make us feel really in the middle of the jungle."

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"Sunlight that penetrates into the jungle"

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"A stream running across the path. "

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" There is a shack for the gardeners' quarters there."

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"Then I like to see the areca trees there so I take the pictures for several times."

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"Durian tree"

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" A Parasitic plant that housed in durian trees."

These pictures taken in the jungle on the west coast of Aceh