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  • Tackling the White Waters of Bali This morning we first started out early on the bus to a Dye Factory where they creat their own fabric, dye them with their colors and sew together various garments to wear and for decoration. When we had arrived in Posted by Ariel968 in Our Vacation To Asia | Jun 24, 2009
  • Adventurous Water Activities! This morning we started out with some breakfast made by our personal cooks in the kitchen and then we were off to the beach area. The location we went to was for tourists and had a ton of different water Posted by Ariel968 in Our Vacation To Asia | Jun 23, 2009
  • Honeymoon, Here We Come!!! Our morning started early with leaving for the airport at 6am for our flight to Bali. We met up with our tour group, which consisted of 17 Chinese people and 1 American. (Me!). Our tour guide's name was Joyce and Posted by Ariel968 in Our Vacation To Asia | Jun 22, 2009
  • Pulau UM, Distrik Mabon, Sorong My next destination: Pulau Um (http://travel.kompas.com/read/xml/2009/06/20/10062225/pulau.um.pantai.perawan.di.distrik.makbon), located in Distrik Mabon, Sorong, West Papua, Indonesia. Posted by hengky in Wind's inspiration | Jun 23, 2009
  • I Could Have Been a Lounge Singer... I always find it interesting meeting and getting to know Chinese people from other countries. While we all share a common ancestral homeland, culture, and certain traditions, we are also the products of the countries in which we were Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Jun 15, 2009
  • Going Indie in Indo Right now I’m at the Hotel Mahara in Takengon, the largest town in the Gayo Highlands region of Nangroe Aceh Darussalam in northern Sumatra, Indonesia. Aceh (pronounced ah-CHAY), as many of you will recall, was devastated in the tsunami Posted by alsandiego in Where in the World is Al Sandiego? | Jun 15, 2009
  • Bali: Paradise Found or Paradise Lost My fascination with Bali began back in 2002 when news of the Kuta bombing by Islamic terrorists exploded onto the world's headlines. Apparently somewhere in the Indonesian archipelago, paradise existed. Was its paradise lost or found? As time went by, Posted by bergonic in Another Year, Another Adventure | Jun 13, 2009
  • Bandung, Jakarta and Singapore BANDUNG – 2 Days Whoa, what a city, 2 million people crammed into a small place, just jammed packed. Lots of fashion clothing and shoes being manufactured here and many big banks & shopping centres. We arrived one day after our Posted by mgavenas in One hundred days of Solitude | Jun 4, 2009
  • Pangandaran PANGANDARAN – 5 Days This is a cool town, very different from the rest of Java so far. It's small, chilled & relaxed as off the beaten track. Also it's by the sea which was just what we needed after being Posted by mgavenas in One hundred days of Solitude | May 31, 2009
  • Four days, three massages, two places, one island... We arrived in Osaka yesterday morning from three and a half very relaxing days in Bali. We spent our first two days in Ubud - a town in the middle of the island set amongst rice paddies and forests Posted by jkirsch in Around the World with Jake and Nicole | May 30, 2009
  • Yogyakarta... YOGYAKARTA – 4 Days A big, busy town. Stayed near the Sultans Palace in a quieter more village area (kampung). Went on a lethal becak ride (the rickshaw again!) for a tour around the Sultans palace for a few hours which Posted by mgavenas in One hundred days of Solitude | May 27, 2009
  • Final Thoughts: Indonesia Indonesia was probably one of the most beautiful places we’ve visited so far. The differing topography lends itself to every type of activity imaginable and the towns amongst these natural beauties are just as interesting in their own right. The Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | May 26, 2009
  • Bali Part II On the way to Kintamani we stopped at Besakih, which is the holiest temple complex for the Balinese people. And while on a clear day, it may be more impressive since the temples are situated along the base of Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | May 26, 2009
  • Bali Part I We arrived into Denpasar late in the night and immediately checked into our guesthouse before venturing to a night market for a little grub. The following day we set out to rent a car around the neighborhood which turned out Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | May 26, 2009
  • Lakon Tunggal Pentas Demokrasi Oleh Naim Emel Prahana budayawan BEBERAPA tetanggaku akhirnya tak mampu mengeluh, apalagi menyampaikan keluhannya ketika nama mereka raib dari bumi Indonesia, tidak dicatat dalam daftar pemilih tetap (DPT) pemilu 2009 lalu. Padahal, kata mereka—sambil Posted by naim in Lebong | May 25, 2009
  • Pilpres Dalam Tekanan Kekuasaan Amerika Oleh Naim Emel Prahana TRADISI ngomong di belakang tidak bisa lepas dari karakter masyarakat Indonesia yang dipengaruhi kekuasaan kaum penjajah. Apakah artinya itu, bahwa nilai kejujuran masyarakat Indonesia masih dipertanyakan, walau untuk negara dan Posted by naim in Lebong | May 25, 2009
  • Mount Bromo We took off that morning for a 10-hour drive to our accommodation near Mount Bromo. At a higher altitude, the weather was a bit chillier, which was a nice relief. Mt. Bromo is extremely famous in Indonesia and probably Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | May 25, 2009
  • Yogyakarta Once arriving in Yogyakarta we noticed in our gruesthouse a flyer for the ballet performance at the Ramadan ( the very famous Hindu Temple that was partially devastated by a recent earthquake), so we quickly hopped on a public bus Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | May 25, 2009
  • Jakarta Since we only have less than two weeks to visit Indoneisa we didn’t want to waste a day in Jakarta, which we felt would be similar to most large and hectic cities we’ve encountered thus far on our trip. So Posted by STEVO1285 in This World is Bigger Than I Thought | May 25, 2009
  • Lovina to Probolingo and Bromo LOVINA – 6 days After enjoying another two days in Ubud which consisted of a traditional Balinese dance evening and a day trip in and around the town visiting temples, mountains, rice paddy fields and coffee plantations, we travelled north throu Posted by mgavenas in One hundred days of Solitude | May 22, 2009
  • E-Book Lampung 2009 E-Book Lampung 2009 SEORANG tokoh masyarakat Lampung beberapa tahun silam pernah nguyon dengan mengatakan, “orang Lampung itu tidak bisa kaya!”. Lalu, ia sambung lagi, “gimana bisa kaya, punya uang sedikit diambil tetangga..!” Sang tokoh itu sebenarnya i Posted by naim in Lebong | May 21, 2009
  • Hello, RANGA TANGAZ Saturday, May 16th : Medan -> Bukit Lawang Waking in Medan to the sounds of horns tooting, motorcycles screeching past and feeling the hot, muggy, city weather, we decided we would get out of there asap. We have so Posted by saresNcam in Sares & Cam : Our Big Trip : 2009 | May 18, 2009
  • Northward, Ever Northward Thursday, May 7th : Palau Samosir, Danau Toba After a very satisfying sleep, despite a few nightmares relating to the creepy bus lady, we woke and walked to get some breakfast. Cam was still feeling pretty crappy in the tummy Posted by saresNcam in Sares & Cam : Our Big Trip : 2009 | May 18, 2009
  • Solo dancing In Greece, it isn’t only young people who dance. One of the great things about a celebration in Greece is that every generation gets involved, and, indeed, people seem to get better as they get older, achieving great expression Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008-09 | May 17, 2009
  • Don't be cheated by the Money Changer This is a blatant request to go to my website http://www.sosimpleholidayswaps.com to learn my simple technique to be sure that you are never cheated by a money changer. The article is less than 1,000 words, but I hate my 2 finger Posted by thepicasso in Holiday Swaps | May 14, 2009
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