Lor In Business Resort and Spa Solo
Jln. Adisucipto No. 47 Solo, Java, 57174, Indonesia
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La ville de Solo
Départ ce matin pour Solo, la cité jumelle de Yogyakarta sur le plan historique. La ville de Solo est réputée pour ses 2 kraton, Mangkunegara et Surakarta, et ses fabriques de batik (technique d'impression des étoffes utilisant de la cire, se retrouvant dans plusieurs communautés d'Afrique de l'Ouest, du Moyen-Orient et d'Asie).
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It Pays to be a Foreigner
... than the citizens line which was something we've not experienced before on this trip. It was also refreshing to see that they acutally checked the baggage tags which also has not yet happened to date. We managed to get a taxi for 205,000 rupiah and although it sounds a lot it worked out to be 7 pounds each which is pretty good for a 2 hours taxi ride!
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Three days in Solo
... the aim is to wash the paint off each person on the opposite team by using water pistols, etc.
At the Solo Grand Mall, we had about 2 hours to kill before the parade started, so we walked around doing a bit of shopping/looking around. Following this, we went to Pizza Hut because it had a balcony overlooking the road where the parade would be, and watched the parade while eating lunch/dinner.
The parade consisted mainly of cultural items, like Chinese dragons ...
Visiting royalty, palaces
... of Solo, along the northern road to Surabaya, which specialises in fish, specifically the Indonesian freshwater fish - 'Gurami'. We sat down in a traditional bamboo hut-like structure which has no chairs, so you sit on the floor and remove your shoes. The fish is served either grilled or fried with steamed rice, with the fish's flesh cut into strips, but still attached to the bones. It was a sweet-tasting and fairly small fish, and each of us managed to finish one fish each.
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Finally arrived in Solo!
... road to Solo was like one long city, with almost no break in the houses, shops and other buildings all along the road from Jogja to Solo. We entered Solo from the south, driving along the main road, which is much wider than most other roads around. Solo is also apparently one of the greenest cities in Indonesia, which is greatly apparent, with trees lining many of the roads. The main road also has a small train track running alongside it, which a small ...
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