Komodo Island in Indonesia, a rare beauty

This is Padar Island in Indonesia, most of Padar is covered by grasslands with a surreal landscape, surrounded by fairy-tale shaped peaks. It is encircled by three turquoise bays, and each bay has a beach with sand of a different color: one is pearl white, another is charcoal black, and the third is a very rare baby pink. This rare combination forms this unique island, and there is also a small white beach in the distance. The island's tricolor beaches—pink, white, and charcoal black—are connected to the turquoise bays, like the promise of a rainbow, forever fixed in this sea area. Each grain of sand records the secrets of the Earth, and each wave tells a prehistoric story. Here, even time seems willing to slow down, allowing people to indulge in the tranquility and purity of this picturesque world.