Hotel Surya Indah Java
Jl. Gadog II / 45, Cipanas Java, Indonesia
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The Return
... a little dark at night.
I also thought of the Indonesian tourism industry. I felt that it was poorly developed compared to Malaysia's. In 2010, for example, Malaysia had some 24 million tourist arrivals. Although half of these were cross-border visitors from Singapore, I could not help comparing those figures with the total of 6 million foreign tourists for the whole of ...
Kuala Lumpur To Yogyakarta
... the chance to use the main airport terminal at KLIA and the Malaysian national carrier MAS should come over here instead.
A short time after we arrived, I received a message from Andrew to say that he and the others in his group were at MacDonald’s having breakfast. We went over to talk to them. There were about fourteen of them and they had come here on a bus from Batu Pahat in Malaysia’s southern state of Johor. ...
Jungle Surf and Rice Paddy Retreats
... that before we started our Java part of the trip we would ask the driver to be a bit more careful driving. He was an old guy with a serious "tach" and he just looked at us and laughed saying “I been doing this for 20 years”.....what, 20 years of making people “disgrace” themselves in your bus...is that why you have pleather seats. The Java part of the trip was a lot safer as there were far less vehicles on the road and slowly the villages became ...
An amazing tour with an uncomfortable ending
... you!" He still whipped the sarong off amid saying there was another style I should try but enough was enough and I had to batt him away again before being able to get my boxers back on. Although I was seeing the funny side I'm pretty sure I was white as a sheet from the shock of how quickly this had all happened. Kim turned up saying no dresses had fit and she was done so I babbled something incoherent and made straight for the door.
On the serious side ...
Temples, city Streets and a Shadow Puppet Show
... culture (Javian at least). Another interest display in the museum were the number a palaquins and photos of them. Seems that being carried around in a sedan chair was a popular local tradition at some point in the past.
Spent some time wandering around and at one point wandered into and area that was out of bounds without realising it. Either the spot I walked through was missing the sign or I was dozing. At this point I hadnt left the complex but had seemed ...


