When you think of Japan, your mind probably races to neon-lit cities, cherry blossoms, ancient shrines, or sushi masterpieces. But what if we told you Japan also has a desert? And not just any desert—a place where mirages shimmer across golden dunes like something out of Arabian Nights?
Imagine a place where you can walk from ancient Egypt to Imperial China, from the Inca Empire to medieval Europe — all without buying a plane ticket. Now imagine it’s free. Welcome to the **British Museum**, where more than **eight million artifacts** sit quietly waiting to blow your mind, one mysterious relic at a time.
From above, Pulau Bungin resembles a jigsaw puzzle of rooftops tightly packed into the sea. No trees. No open fields. Just houses—hundreds of them—squeezed together so tightly that even alleyways feel like afterthoughts. Welcome to one of the most densely populated islands in the world, hiding quietly in the lesser-traveled waters of Indonesia.