Hotel Citi International Palang Merah
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Travel Blogs from Medan
My first stop on Sumatra, Indonesia
... with the prospect of either me getting off the bus, or purvy man getting off. Seeing as had I decided that I did actually want such wonderful company for my trip I most likely would have been paying for him to come along ...
I like the NHS
... sense to me (a little more) now why people here often take the law into their own hands, the police are so corrupt. There are parts of Sumatra without medical care at all, which makes me think of how many times I've been to the doctors for things that most people here would just have to live with. Then there is the fact that you have to pay, I know it's the same in the US, and many other countries, and I know that in England we do end up ...
Booyaka Booyaka - Jungalist Massive
... to the retreat and speak to Alex, who has brought over a friend and guide - Yansen
He’s a young Indonesian man with a name courtesy of his grandfather who worked for a Dutch company. He’s very amiable and easy going, promising us that if we go with him, there’s a 95% chance of seeing Orang-utans and Thomas Leaf monkeys, and also a good chance of seeing Siamangs and Gibbons too. This isn’t much of a selling point as all the guides offering ...
Abentuer in Tangkahan
... und hends mega luschtig gha. Mer hend umeblödeled, enand mit wasser besprützt, wo stei zu stei gumped... Und denn hett de nanta alles versaut: er hett mich probiert zküsse. Ich ha grad abblockt und ha e muur zwüsche eus ufbaut und bi sit denn de ganz namitag ruhig gsi wel ich ehm ha welle zgspühre geh, dass ichs ned ok gfunde han. Er hett das gmerkt und immer weder gfrögt was mit mer isch. Ha denn ame gseid, ich heigh nüt, isch alles ok. Mer sind denn wiiter no zumene chliine ...
The Angel of Medan
... benevolence on a becak driver and have him to take us to a department store recommended by the hotel where we can shop for shoes at local prices. I find a pair of converse-style trainers that actually fit me for under $8US and Sheila gets a pair of shorts. We also stock up on our essentials - wet wipes, toiletries, mozzie spray and coils.
So we came to Medan not to sightsee but to move quickly on to one of Indonesia's number one attractions, the ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking