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Boalemo – The Isle of Love
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Boalemo – The Isle of Love
Did you know that there is a “ Love Island” somewhere in the world? Pulau Cinta or “The Isle of Love ” located in Boalemo Gorontalo is one of the most unique spots in the world for its heart-shaped island. The Isle of Love also has a distinctive eco-resort which provides a high quality hospitality services. This place is perfect if you are looking for a nest where to spend your honeymoon.
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The Isle of Love in Boalemo Regency
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Besurek Rafflesia
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