Ibis Solo

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Ridin' Solo

A travel blog entry by jameshardy88

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... up on my blog and watch T.v. Whilst indulging in a Srabi or two.

Day 165: Monday 2nd July 2012

Another day, another bike tour. This one went around some of the local industries & businesses, giving you an insight into the daily lives of those who live here. It was nice and somewhat more revealing to see the city this way than I had become used to and helps you connect on a deeper level what life is really like here. First We went around a Gamelan ...

...tour around Yogya #3.

A travel blog entry by wrangly

... turkey (may have been an ostrich, may have been an emu, we never figured it out).

When we started this day we had agreed that we were in need of a good dose of 'tourist stuff'. A good dose we got. Sunburned, starving, filthy from road dust, thirsty, overheated and with little to no feeling in our asses and my shoulders and forearms, we were satiated.

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Prambanan Tample

A travel blog entry by dwiindani

... show as high as 47 meters. Hindu religion knows Tri-Murti, consisting of Brahmin god as the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and as Lord Shiva as the Destroyer. Prambanan temple or temple this Shiva temple is also often referred to as Roro Jonggrang, related to the legend that tells of a virgin who Jonggrang or tall girl, daughter of King (King, who in the Java language is often called the Queen) Boko, who built his empire on the hill sebalah Prambanan temple complex ...

Hunting Tourist in Prambanan

A travel blog entry by mesi_ode

... that was very colorful. The area of Prambanan Temple was clean from garbage. I also heard the gamelan music there. I was attracted to enter until the top of Temple that there was the Roro Jonggrang statue. I saw it and i took the pictures there with my groups. Beside of the Roro Jonggrang statue was dark and we had to use the flash of our camera. The landscape was very beautiful and many of tourists ...