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        <title>Dudu, A Natural Escape Along the Yeh Ho River</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Have you ever imagined a place where rice fields and a river lined with large rocks come together in a peaceful rural setting, far from the noise of traffic? Dudu offers exactly that kind of experience. Exploring the area means being ready to discover something new at every step, from walking along paths between rice fields and finding a bale bengong where you can take a break, to eventually reaching the clear river flowing through the area. Yet behind its quiet atmosphere, Dudu also holds traces of a local tradition connected to Indonesia’s Independence Day celebrations. ]]></description>
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