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Nasi Goreng or Bami Goreng?
... anderes gelesen oder gehört haben. Wir essen meist in den lokalen Warongs, wenn man in die Töpfe schaut, sieht man meistens Nasi Goreng oder Bami Goreng, zwischendurch mal eine Suppe mit komischen Rindfleischbällchen à la Brätkügelchen und das täglich morgens, mittags, abends. Wir habens ein wenig satt. Wir hatten auch schon Lachanfälle zusammen mit anderen Touris in den Warongs, jedesmal wenn man fragt was es gibt, kommt die Antwort, Nasi Goreng, Bami Goreng :) ...
I love Jogja!
So last night we arrived in Yogyakarta! We spent an hour with a random guy we found on the streets, looking for a hotel through this weird city, that reminded me of Kuta but with no beach and no Australians, that had vacancy. They even have a Gang 1 and a Gang 2 in this area called "Sosro" - apparently Java's response to Khao San Road?? We finally settled on a hotel called "Harum" where we had a tv, A/C and when we went to use the tap we couldn't stop the ...
Two days in Yogja
... bird market was next, and we took a Becak to get there. Overpriced ride of course, bus basically the only way to get around in Yogja. The city is clogged with becaks and scooters, taxis hardly get through. This massive amount of traffic was somewhat unexpected. I'm not sure whether this is part of Yogja's cultural soul. Bird market was interesting, ...
Loomaaed
... ka seda kuidas mõtlesin, et mismoodi see kunstlikhingamine käis kui juba olingi ta veest välja tõstnud. Seda ma üldse ei mäleta kuidas mul plätad jalast tulid. Ja huvitav - nii palju jõuab ühe hetke ajal mõelda! Vaat aju jõudis juba kunstlikku hingamist planeerida, aga selle peale ei mõelnud, et nii ruttu pole suust-suhu hingamist vaja... Naljakas.
Tannu isegi ei läkastanud :) Ja nutma ka ei hakanud. Tuli välja see, et poja oli unustanud, et tal kätiseid pole.
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It was well worth it!
... that we are supposed to come across. This confirmed our theory that the map isn't drawn to scale. After crossing the railway crossings, we came upon the start of the shopping district. Here is where we saw hundreds of stores lining up the road side, selling mostly souvenirs to local tourists and foreigners alike. Along the side of the road lined up horse carriages. I suppose this is for the tourists more then a mode of transportation for the locals. Along the way ...
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