Millennium Sirih Jakarta

... with the counter selling taxi's pass is easy. Normally we can reduce to 20K to 30K from the actual price.Get the big MPV instead of 2 taxi to bring your luggae as this is more cheaper.

Check in at Ibis Mangga Dua Hotels And Apartment is easy and i can't imagine how close it is to the heaven for shopping in this area.

An option for children and families who are overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of the city is to take a look at modest village life in the Tour Village Pancawati, in Ciherang satim,Pancawati Village,Caringin, Bogor. "Our most popular tour is called the Poelang Kampoeng Tour," village operational manager Sudi H Adiarto. Poelang Kampoeng (the former spelling of ...

... rate of 250,000 rp, it is wonderful. First time since Lombok I had a sink, cable TV, hot water, and A/C in the same room. Free breakfast and daily maid service too. Outstanding value. So for 5 days in Jakarta, I am taking a vacation from traveling. No sightseeing, no wanderings of cultural interest, just sweating out the food poisoning, laying around the hotel watching Cinemax and visiting friends at the Labor Solidarity Center, which is not far from ...

... che piangono, ai crateri sulla strada, alla guida quantomeno discutibile dei vari autisti che si danno il cambio, al motore che si e' rotto gia' 3 volte e riparato a sprangate altrettante volte; e riesco anche a dormire con una facilita' sorprendente. Chi ha bisogno di un letto quando hai un bel sedile reclinabile (rotto) accanto ad un finestrino talmente lercio che sembra oscurato, con la condensa dell'aria condizionata che ti gocciola costantemente in testa ed un tizio ...

... to find way back to water. We waited 2.5 hours in the dark, lying on the soft sand, until 2 turtles came up around 9.30 pm. We paid 'ojek'/motorcycle with driver to go to this place at IDR 30,000 a round way trip. I think we could have gone by car, since it was dry season, and the sandy road along the beach was possible to be crossed by car. In the wet season, it would not have been possible/too risky since there were seasonal rivers breaking the sandy road.

... at her daughters flat little noses and making 'small' signs. She then points back at me and makes a gesture that can only be interpreted as 'Pinnocio'. Ohhh ****, "where's the nearest plastic surgeon"? The embarrassing bit is me thinking there's enough food stuck on it to cause a blockage or something. Oh the hilarity. I was not expecting to meet anyone that could speak any english out here, but in every town i stayed, the english speakers would approach and bombard me with a ...

... stopping in Bangkok till the 6th for a quicky w/ Katy "kaos" aka queen of the Naga, aka the sea hag, aka the jib in your sail, then it's an easy ride to Tokyo then back in time to San Fransisco and finally to Portland. This was one of the worst routes to get home, but it will work, plus I found a kick ass fried chicken stand in Jakarta w/ a new kind of hotsauce that got a nice pop-w/-a-kick, So I got THAT going for ...

... had kunnen zitten. Daar was jakarta weer...nog 2 1/2 uur in de file gestaan! Dat was dus mn culturele ervaring! En vandaag weer op kantoor...verder echt niets te vertellen.... Ohja, ook weer zo raar...ik reedt in een taxi de snelweg op en toen liep er een man dus op de weg naar de snelweg met achter zich aan slepend een plank op wielen waar een man zonder armen en benen lag.....zo vervoerde hij hem?!!!hoe raar...zelfs de taxi chaufeur keek verbaasd! ok, doei x

... spin. I read my journal from last October and it is amazing to read about the things that I wrote about back then. My mind is just in a whole different place these days. Hard to imagine jumping back into school only 10 days after slamming some Chang beers in Chaing Mai, Thailand. Surely, THE trip of a lifetime. Good friends, good drinks, good parties, great beaches, and too many stories to recount. The best 10 months of my life!

We met this guy on the plane who was a composer of music for TV adverts, now how many times do you meet someone that does that?! He was married to an Indonesian and had nothing but scare stories about Jakarta for us: watch your wallet, watch your step, watch your girlfriend, watch the food, watch internal flights, watch your bags, accommodation is dreadful, don't go out at night...etc...so we felt really perky after that. Aside from the fact ...