Visit the peak of Jaya Wijaya

Hello everyone, this time I'm on an incredible peak, Puncak Jaya Wijaya, which is located in Mimika Regency, Central Papua Province, Indonesia.

This peak is one of the five places on the equator covered in snow. However, I did not come alone; my friends and I all gathered to witness this miracle of nature.

After the snowstorm stopped, we went from Mimika to Puncak Jaya Wijaya. We carefully chose the right time after making sure the weather was fine. As you enter this summit area, the atmosphere resembles a frozen world with a few green trees but seemingly devoid of life - like a dead forest standing still amidst the silence of the snow.

As the snowstorm subsided, we walked past green trees and forest remnants of what looked like a ghost town. The sky was a little warm, so the photos I took were a little washed out compared to the icy silence.

When we visited here, the few remaining green trees amid the vast rocks and barren land seemed to be a witness to life in such a lonely and harsh place. !

Look at the green tree standing between small stones. The weather has begun to get a little hot, so I can hardly see it. Nevertheless, when we look at it, the scenery still looks pretty beautiful, which is very attractive in silence. There was a small path in the middle that seemed to guide our feet through this silence.

I walked this journey with my friends and family, supporting each other along the way and sharing precious moments.

When we reached the top of Puncak Jaya Vijaya, we were greeted with a very beautiful view. Once we reached the top, all the fatigue was rewarded by the extraordinary beauty. Some shiny white ice blocks dotted the hill slopes, adding magic and unforgettable to our trip.

View from the top of Jaya Vijaya Hill, the trees look dead although there is a little greenery. The scattered ice blocks combined with the trees create a unique contrast in the tranquil space.

This journey leaves a deep impression with its tranquility and extraordinary natural beauty. Thanks for following this story.

Respectfully: @tasaneekanokwan
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