Galeri Ciumbuleuit Apartment Bandung

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... as it was currently under construction and wasn't very busy so on to what else...another mall called BIP. After grabbing some lunch (and another milkshake) we head off through Town Square and onto a local street with more shops. On our way back to our room we came across this monkey and trainer at an intersection. This thing was amazing...putting an various masks, riding motorcycles, doing cart-wheels, jumping through hoops and even ...

Today, I go to the reception to extend my stay for another night and am told that the hotel is fully booked for tonight!!!! I really don't want to change hotels as that will take too much time so I decide that I will leave today for Bogor. I ask at the receptionist for a door to door AC minivan and they make my reservation to leave at 1pm. There is really not enough time to do more visiting so I decide to walk to a mall close to the hotel ...

... the angkot behind us has the word "stesion" on it so again I go to the driver and ask if he is going to the train station. Again, I think we have understood each other and I get on. I have no idea where I am going but I do end up at the train station which is only a street from my hotel!!!!! Amazing!!! I breath a sigh of relief and briskly walk to the hotel while thinking that it was indeed quite a lovely day.

... and 18th century tunnel, builds by the dutch!<br><br>i always love the way the scenery treat us, the guest when we enter the city by the train. sloopy mountains and high bridges had astonishing me and create an enchanted memories about it in that day. love this, i know what it like to be in a cozy can. nyum!<br>

... the front seat- clearly making up words and the rest of the passengers were laughing. Then he started to unzip his pants while he was driving. I looked away and out the window for a few minutes--no matter, he still was singing to me. Passengers were laughing, and I knew I was the butt of the joke. Enjoy the pic. When we got to Ciater, I handed him 3000 rupiah. He says "No, harga 30,000". "No, you said ...

... tidur sebentar, tubuhku memberi isyarat meminta disuap nikotin. Aku bangun dah berjalan ke arah koc buffet. Pelayan-pelayan tren sedang berehat di kabin-kabin tempat duduk kosong di sebelah koc itu. Mereka tersenyum bila aku lalu. Aku senyum balik. Aku memesan kopi o dan mengambil tempat duduk di bar sebelah tingkap kanan. Sampai di stesen keretapi Bandung, [work in progess]

... jams were still there, and the poverty and pollution were still evident, but it just didn't feel as bad. I'm not sure if it is the Dutch colonial buildings or the lush green surroundings, but somehow Bandung has managed to keep an old world charm that is able to put all your troubles on hold. I think this is why the locals have dubbed it the Paris of Indonesia. Our tour guide for the weekend was a work friend of mine who grew up here, and still manages to get back ...

... the kid on the bottom. Beds are musty mattresses, no sheets, and no pillows, just folded up blankets for pillows. No screens either...mosquitoes for sure. So, after our tour of these buildings, we returned to see that the kids hadn't begun eating yet. When we offered for them to start they shyly lined up to get their food, youngest first. For food, we had rice, potatoes, beef roast, fried chicken, soup, some veggies and bottled water. It was all quite ...

Our day started trying to catch a train to Bogor - we were enthusiastically informed that they leave every 15 minutes! Just over an hour later we jumped on the most crammed train you have ever seen!! Highly amusing...people hanging out of doors, windows, hanging from the sides and the roof and people on board selling everything possible! There was even a little girl carrying along a karaoke machine singing with the most out-of-tune voice ever! I spent the whole journey ...