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Medan
Medan is the capital of the province of North Sumatra, Indonesia. Located in the northern part of the province along the coast, Medan occupies 265,10 km˛, making it the third largest city in Indonesia. The city is bordered by Deli Serdang Regency to the east, south, and west, and the Strait of Malacca to the north. The place is quite nice but there …
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... accent told me “Go on then, fook off, go and enjoy yourself, ya lucky *******”. I may have embellished that story slightly, but that was the gist of it.
The city of Medan is clean, green, shiny and modern. Palm trees everywhere. Billboards are hung high above the street, advertising everything from ice coffee to cars that promise the earth but will probably destroy it to tough-looking generals standing for election and promising ...
Orangutans
... every time it was the Thomas Monkeys. They came and took food out of your hand and were happy to sit right next to you. They weren’t at all mean though and so despite my not unreasonable fear of most monkeys, I found myself not only sitting happily next to one, but also stroking ...
Making the Best of the Worst
... which if im being totally honest are the only real thing that spoil this impressive structure.
After seeing Mesjid Raya I walked down the road to see Istana Maimoon. Built by the Sultan of Delhi in 1888 part of it is still occupied by his decendants. The other part contains one of the most pointless museums I have paid to go into, containing little to nothing of any interest and all of which being largely visbale from the ticket counter. Although ...
Booyaka Booyaka - Jungalist Massive
... of the state is from this area and one of his foremost objectives whilst in office, was to improve the road conditions between his hometown and Medan. Judging from the comfortable ride, he has kept his word.
This may sound like an inappropriate use of funds – but knowing the recent, tragic, history to befall this region, it is really easy to understand why this was never questioned by the public. In 2003 Bukit Lawang had it’s own mini-tsunami, in the form ...
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- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
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