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  • Naar de sterren staren op de landingsbaan...De landingsbaan van de Banda's doet menig harten sneller slaan. Sommigen onder ons, ik zal geen namen vernoemen, hebben een of ander valiumderivaat nodig om op een behoorlijke manier een vlucht door te komen. Zij nemen best een dubbele dosis Posted by saar30s in A flapper's journey | Feb 8, 2013
  • Bali Hi – Almost Heaven High in the hills of northern Bali the tympanic rhythms of gamelan echo across the paddy terraces from dawn to dusk and are accompanied by a natural choir of contralto cockerels, tenor crickets and baritone dogs. And then, following the Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Feb 7, 2013
  • Jakarta onto BogorTravelling with a hangover is never easy, even more so when one is not exactly sure how it’s done and knowing the station staff won’t know much English. Our plan was to catch the train to Bogor so we Posted by Shaman Wanderer in Tales of the Shaman Wanderer | Feb 5, 2013
  • AcehI feel that a large part my visit to Aceh Indonesia is how much I learned about Acehenese history and culture, so I want to tell everyone about what I found out. If you want to skip to my Posted by Maia L in Return to the Middle Kingdom | Feb 5, 2013
  • Jakarta sightseeingWe checked in to our new hotel last night, very nice and a great location. It must also be located very near to a mosque as we were woken by the 4am call to prayer – TripAdvisor had mentioned Posted by Shaman Wanderer in Tales of the Shaman Wanderer | Feb 4, 2013
  • Jakarta - the Big DurianJakarta – big, loud, smelly, hot, incredible displays of wealth intertwined with abject poverty. Known as the Big Durian to the locals it certainly is a city of contrasts. Worried about the extensive flooding from the previous week Posted by Shaman Wanderer in Tales of the Shaman Wanderer | Jan 31, 2013
  • Geschiedenis en cultuur op de Banda's...Het is best gek om duizenden kilometers van huis te zijn, omringd te zijn door mensen die jou niet verstaan en dan allerlei inscripties in je eigen taal te kunnen lezen. Ten tijde van de VOC bouwden de Nederlanders burchten Posted by saar30s in A flapper's journey | Feb 1, 2013
  • Overdosis banaan, noten en visIn mijn verhalen van Maleisië was al gebleken dat ik het vegetarisme (tijdelijk) had opgegeven. Enerzijds uit pure overlevingsstrategie en anderzijds omwille van het feit dat 'gezond veggie' eten geen steek houdt in afgelegen eilanden. Als ik al een t Posted by saar30s in A flapper's journey | Feb 1, 2013
  • BintanLast weekend I headed to Bintan – which is a small island just off Singapore (2.5 hours away) and is part of Indonesia. I went on one of the organised trips so there was about 50 of Posted by jennabeckett in Jenna's Singapore Diaries! | Feb 1, 2013
  • Het mysterie van de Banda eilanden...Het initieel plan was om een aantal weken op de Banda's te blijven en daarna verder door te trekken naar Flores en Lombok, eilanden die meer centraal gelegen zijn in de Indonesische archipel. Ik wou namelijk heel graag duiken in Posted by saar30s in A flapper's journey | Jan 31, 2013
  • In Ambon... 10 dagen van uitersten...Voor zij die er nog aan zouden mogen twijfelen: reizen is niet altijd een lachertje! Soms is het echt hardcore! Bewijs hiervan is te vinden in het eerste deel van dit relaas. Mijn volgende bestemming is dus Indonesië, niet de Posted by saar30s in A flapper's journey | Jan 27, 2013
  • De charme van JavaPassen en meten Met Hugo weer veilig in Nederland werd het tijd mijn backpackerleven op te pakken. En dat pakte ik gelijk heel serieus aan. Want als backpacker reis je net als de locals dat doen. Het mooiste daarvan is dat Posted by Caroline2012 in Caroline Travels East | Jan 21, 2013
  • IndonesiaHello friends and family! We have started a new blog which can be found here: http://ssscuba.wordpress.com/ Lots of love Sophie & Simon Posted by nomadadventures in Simon & Sophie's Great Escape | Jan 17, 2013
  • Bali & LombokHet Ibiza van Indonesië Bij Bali denk je in eerste instantie aan rijstvelden, vulkanen en Hindoeïstische tempels. Dat was wat ik me zonder het lezen van mijn reisgids van Bali had voorgesteld. De eerste dagen op Bali zou ik echter van Posted by Caroline2012 in Caroline Travels East | Jan 13, 2013
  • Treading water in KupangHappy New Year everybody! or as the say here, Selamat Tahun Baru! On account of the East Timor embassy being closed for 'Christmas celebrations' on 11th of Jan, we found ourselves spending the weekend in Kupang, West Timor. The Posted by dantheperson in Eurostar to Auckland | Jan 12, 2013
  • My last week in Indo...For nowDay 350 – Monday 7th January Our last day in Gili today, and boy are we both happy to leave, the whole week has been a complete waste of time. Today was no different, it rained all day and we just Posted by travellingjoe in Indonesia | Jan 12, 2013
  • Back to the Gilli islands!Day 342 – Sunday 30th December Another miserable day here in Bali, spent the whole morning just sitting in bed waiting for the rain to stop. After a while it started to slow down a bit, so Me and Marcus went Posted by travellingjoe in Indonesia | Jan 6, 2013
  • The Genteel Art of Balinese Fly Killing. It’s a Balinese New Year and it’s mid-summer here in the sunny southern hemisphere. Ahead of us the placid Sea of Bali stretches to the horizon where it melds seamlessly into an azure sky, whil Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Dec 31, 2012
  • Christmas and my Last days in BaliDay 336 – Monday 24th December Such a weird feeling that it’s Christmas Eve, starting to feel like I must just have a complete break down on the big day tomorrow, or it might just come and go as usual! Once Posted by travellingjoe in Indonesia | Dec 30, 2012
  • Met zand tussen de tenenLieve allemaal, Wees gerust. Dit wordt geen lang blogverhaal over alle belevenissen van Hugo en mij op Bali en Lombok. Dat verhaal komt later nog wel. Zo vlak voor kerst willen wij alle bloglezers in het natte en druilerige Nederland zeker Posted by Caroline2012 in Caroline Travels East | Dec 25, 2012
  • kelimutu lake lores east indonesiaKAMI BERANGKAT DARI DESA moni di flores jam 3 pagi subuh 2 di mana udara masih terasa sangat dingin kami berkendaraan sekitar 30 menit menuju tempat pendakian awal pendakian kami melalui jalan 2 berbatu yang lebar sekitar 1 meter dengan Posted by bennysaly in indahnya flores | Dec 24, 2012
  • Little holiday to the Gili islandsDay 326 – Friday 14th December Got up nice and late today and Laurie was already long gone surfing which meant that I no longer had my little errand boy to get me some food, nor did I have any money Posted by travellingjoe in Indonesia | Dec 24, 2012
  • End of Bali: Kuta and the East[For anyone joining us in between posts: you have landed yourself in a whirlwind of last-minute Bali blog posts! Sorry for all the confusion, but I am trying my hardest to finish these blogs before we set off on our Posted by Fat Face in Ben & Emilie Down Under | Dec 23, 2012
  • Bali 5: Tanah Lot[For anyone joining us in between posts: you have landed yourself in a whirlwind of last-minute Bali blog posts! Sorry for all the confusion, but I am trying my hardest to finish these blogs before we set off on our Posted by Fat Face in Ben & Emilie Down Under | Dec 23, 2012
  • Bali 4: Munduk and the Sister Lakes[For anyone joining us in between posts: you have landed yourself in a whirlwind of last-minute Bali blog posts! Sorry for all the confusion, but I am trying my hardest to finish these blogs before we set off on our Posted by Fat Face in Ben & Emilie Down Under | Dec 23, 2012
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