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... nibbling on some yummy Iraqi dates Ary bought from a seller there, we arrived at the Something-Something Mosque, Surabaya's oldest and one of the oldest in Java, and just in time for prayer as well. It was an immense, tranquil building. At the entrance was ...
... 3 hours earlier than we were led to believe. The bus station clock says 5am and we reaslise that in the travel timewarp that is Indonesia we're back in a GMT + 7 zone. A metred taxi drops us outside Paviljoen Hotel in Central Surabaya where we stayed 2 ...
... coins and he doesn't fare so well. Surabaya, with a population of 2.4 million is the second largest city in Indonesia, and the capital of East Java. It also has an enormous port and is home to the Indonesia Navy. Near the harbour there are scores of ...
... between Indonesia and the USA. Both of their children studied and live in the US and have no intention of returning to Indonesia. I liked Henny and Djoko's house as it reminded me very much of Frank Lloyd Wright. Lots of open space and the incorporation ...
Surabaya, Java, Indonesia
Surabaya, Java, Indonesia
Surabaya, Java, Indonesia
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