 | Bajawa, Indonesia |
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... to 3 circuits of the town before leaving to make sure we picked up every last passenger possible. The 10hour ride to Bajawa was along a winding road through scenic green mountains for most of the way.. which meant lots of plastic bags were needed for the ...
... the bus continued. Then the Indonesians started vomiting. In China we met a couple who had started in Indonesia and they mentioned that Indonesians are not the greatest bus travellers and plastic bags are always provided on buses. ...
... the seat. Nice one brother! The Island is volcanic so you can imagine the drive. Not a straight road in sight. We got into Bajawa around 5pm and were immediately greeted by a guide. He took us to a hostel and then invited us to his young nephew's first ...
Bajawa is a nice enough little town, but the real pull here is the traditional villages in the hills around. We were accosted by a tout on arrival and he spent about 6 hours pursuing us trying to get us to pay him big bucks for a tour of the villages. He ...
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Flores Island
Posted on Nov 2, 2009, 20:34:30
... have contributed to the diversity of Flores cultures .In the remote areas, some older people don't speak a word of Bahasa Indonesia and their grew up in purely animist societies. Physically, the people at the western end of the island are more Malay, ...
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Flores Island
Posted on Nov 2, 2009, 02:04:12
... have contributed to the diversity of Flores cultures .In the remote areas, some older people don't speak a word of Bahasa Indonesia and their grew up in purely animist societies. Physically, the people at the western end of the island are more Malay, ...
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