This man sells pindang (steamed or smoked and salted fish) at Lembang Traditional Market. The one he is selling is the steamed variety of pindang
.Pindang is a traditional way of preserving fish. Pindang can be eaten as it is, but usually it is cooked again in a variety of recipes.
Penjual pindang di pasar tradisional Lembang.
The fish sold at a kiosk at Lembang traditional market in the north of Bandung. In the front part of the picture are the common carp (cyprinus carpio), locally known as ikan mas, and freshwater pomfret, locally known as bawal.
Both common carp and pomfret are farmed locally and are popular food among the local people. The common carp is a native Asian fish. The freshwater pomfret is a native of South American rivers which was introduced to Asia in the early 1980's.
Ikan-ikan yang dijual di salah satu kios ikan di pasar Lembang.
Fanciful fence decorations I saw at the backyard of Bale Pare at Kotabaru Parahyangan, a newly developed satellite town near the town of Padalarang in West Bandung.
The photo is bid dark because it was rainy and the sky was very dark when I snapped the picture. I should come back to take another photo when it's sunny.
Dekorasi pagar warna-warni yang saya lihat di Bale Pare, Kotabaru Parahyangan, dekat Padalarang, Bandung Barat.
