Santika Semarang

... Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Jawa Tengah.<br> Dinas Pariwisata dan Kebudayaan Kab. Semarang<br> Dinas Pariwisata dan Kebudayaan Banyumas.<br><br>Bidang Usaha kami :<br> * Kontraktor atau sub kontraktor untuk segala macam pekerjaan Perencanaan, Pengawasan, Pemborongan, dan Pelaksanaan Pembangunan Perumahan, Gedung, Jalan, Jembatan, Irigasi, Ruko dan Pertamanan.<br> * Perdagangan umum dan Jasa Transportasi.<br> * Tour &amp; Travel, Event ...

... 50,000. The bus station is on Jl. Siliwangi 496 and the phone is 7606925. I think the name is Bus Patas P.O. Coyo P.T. The route is Semarang - Pekalongan-Tegal-Cirebon. <br><br>I am finding that there are much fewer people speaking english along the northern coast. It is probably because this route sees much fewer foreigners/westerners than the southern route.

My second day in Semarang I was discovering the "new city" and was really amazed at the number of restaurants, stores, hotels. . . in this area. Yesterday I couldn't even find a restaurant (western style!!! You know, one where I don't have to sit on a mat on the sidewalk) in the Old City. Again, I find the "Food Courts" in the malls so easy and efficient that I usually end up having lunch in one mall or ...

Arrived in Semarang yesterday around 1 p.m. Took the executive train (Argo Anggrek) from Surabaya Pasar Turi train station at 8 am. I had to pay the full fare to Jakarta which was 440,000. Was in executive class and was problem free. <br><br>The AC in Indonesia is very different than in Malaysia. I found the AC in buses and boats to be at the freezing mark in Malaysia whereas in ...

... by street vendors in Semarang. This one in particular only opens at night (that is, 10pm) till early morning (3-4 am) - I know, I also wondered who on earth will have heavy meal that late at night. But we were told, taxi driver and night workers.

... scones and other delectables. It was a lovely way to relax and enjoy the music before the evening events.<br><br>We were determined to enjoy each of the restaurants and started our first night La Veranda. With a more casual atmosphere, it provided bountiful salad choices with selections of our entrée from the menu.<br><br>The next night was the Captain&#8217;s Welcome Black Tie Reception. Later we enjoyed the Signatures Restaurant, the ship ...

... We have to travel by horse. It was my first time to ride a horse too. The next stop was the Chinese temple. I was surprised that there is a big and famous Chinese temple in Semarang. After Chinese temple, we went to Potestan church since 17th century. I didn't have any idea about the melting pot of culture in Semarang. The ...

... of the traditional puppet play you'll feel guilty and just have to buy some of the puppets the "students" have been working their hearts out on. Or, you can buy some of the silver jewelry in the connected store. We buy some of each. After 9 PM the stores on Jalan Malioboro close up and the street vendors break down their stalls from the sidewalk. When they all clear out food vendors spread grass ...

Feb. 22, 2007 Thrusday Kuta, Bali We've found a small used book stall around the corner so we've picked up a couple volumes to while away the time. Irina even found a book by Ann Rice she had not read and Arvid picked up a yellowing copy of Joseph Conrad's classic Lord Jim, which is set in the old Malaysian archipelago are traveling through now. Here's a bit from the book describing some of the characters drawn to this part of the world: "They were attuned ...

Ola! Se vedno sva v Yogji. Vceraj sva bila v Prambananu. Star hinduisticni tempelj, ki ti ob prvem pogledu nanj vzame dih. Drugace pa vec velikih kupov oblikovanih skal, med katerimi kolovratijo zoprni prodajalci sare, coca cole itd. in studenti, ki so na english coursih in tako turiste izkoriscajo za nekaksne govorne vaje. Prvic ti se se zdi zanimivo, ko ti pa pristopi ze kaksna tretja skupinica v 10 minutah z istimi vprasanji ...