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Day 67-69: Binna´s birthday in Jakarta
Day 67
Took the early train to Jakarta. Stayed at a 4 star hotel since it was Binnas birthday tomorrow. The trainride was very comfortable, we paid a bit more this time, so no salespeople, beggers or entertainers on the train :) You see a lot of poor people when driving into Jakarta, people living on the traintracks and houses that are …
Tweede en laatste dag Jakarta
... je 'm niet steeds af te doen tijdens het douchen.
Toen we overgingen te de verkoop, bleek het bordje met de prijs verkeerd te staan en niet voor deze te gelden. 50.000 vond ik dan weer te hoog en bood wederom 20. Even overleg met haar collega en 30.000 bleek ook voldoende :) Tja, toeristenbelasting, noemt de Michelin-Gids dat. Ik ben op dit moment trouwens miljonair, in cash wel te verstaan, vastgebonden met een tasje ...
Jogja - Bandung - Jakarta !
... the 3 hour journey was a little longer. When we got to Jakarta we got a taxi to our hostel, which turned out to be amazing! A British guy runs the place and it has lots of white people and a really cool vibe! Although he informed us that most restaurants would be closed today as everyone's on holiday for Eid. So i suppose we'd have to have our 8th McDonalds trip in 2 weeks! I've eaten more McDonalds in the past 2 weeks than i have in the previous year. We then ...
Jakarta
... interesting, most of it recognizable as similar types of cuisines seen in Southeast Asia, except a strange block of black stuff which looked like chewed tobacco compressed into a huge block. I went for the cabbage, string beans and a piece of gamey fried chicken, with rice of course. The man serving me insisted on sprinkling on some brown crumbly stuff, which turned out to be the little fried pieces of batter at the bottom of the pan after frying chicken, at least that's what ...
Ça se cultive à Java !
... ont été évacués pendant 3mois. Le village d’où nous partons a été épargné grâce à une colline qui a stoppé la nuée ardente.
De la lave et des fumées, ce sont ces dernières qui sont en fait les plus dangereuses. Pouvant aller à une vitesse de 150km/h à une température de plus de 1000°C, composées de petits cailloux, ces nuées ardentes détruisent tout sur leur passage... comme en témoigne la végétation quasi désertique de ce côté du ...
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