Hotel Immanuel II Padang

Jalan Hayam Wuruk No 43, Sumatera Barat Padang, Sumatra, 25117, Indonesia

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Pimped Up Padang

A travel blog entry by caroline_little

After meeting the friendliest people of our journey so far in Bander Lampung we headed westward to Padang.

The Lonely Planet describes this as a must see city, as we got off the bus in the late evening and made our way to our hostel we didn't agree. We walked to our hostel down almost pitch black streets with open manholes in the middle of …

The Loan Shark

A travel blog entry by sandd

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We decided to book seats in a shared taxi (an MPV) as we couldn't face going back to Bukitinggi's bus station. It cost a little more but we arrived in much more comfort and style. That we arrived in Padang alive was a miracle itself as the driver seem intent on seeing just how fast the car would go whilst driving on narrow roads around the lake. …

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A travel blog entry by lievenniels

... van Kroatië waar ik terug m'n verse onderbroek zal moeten aantrekken en wat zeep onder m'n oksels zal moeten strijken om niet door de Europese mand te vallen. Ik ga daar gaan shaken op wat intensieve geluidsgolven en ga mijn kameraden daar tegenkomen en ze eens goed bij hun nekvel pakken. Een moment waar ik heel hard naar uitkijk. Amai.
Ik neem met deze tekst zeker geen afscheid van Azië. Azië omvat 8 maand in mijn jong mensenleven. 't Zit erin, 't blijft erin.
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Beachside chillin...

A travel blog entry by deb4grey

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... ve decided to let them finish the last couple of nights in KL alone as we have time left on our Indonesian visa and don’t want to waste it. Our next destination really needs to be to Bangkok anyway, so we book a flight back to Medan which has a Bangkok connection and it means we can squeeze another week in the jungle back at On The Rocks, if we’re lucky we may be able to join another group for a jungle trek. ...

Gifts from the Sea

A travel blog entry by wendyworld

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On Bungus Beach we befriended a group of children who live in a shack on the beach, and go out swimming every day in their inner tubes. The eldest, Yana, can swim like a little fish, while her younger brother and sister, Farid and Maysa, and her friend Rahmi bob about fearlessly in their tubes.

I was feeling lazy and was relaxing on my towel with a book when Yana and the children came up with a ...

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