 | Timor, Indonesia |
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... Apa Kabar touris?, Mau ke mana?" (How are you, tourist? Where are you going?) two questions that you will be asked throughout Indonesia, although usually in English and it just doesn't sound nice that way! Not all were as glad to see us though, one little ...
... remains full of surprises. I haven't barfed yet - yay! This is my second day out on the boat en route to Kupang Indonesia after departing from Darwin early yesterday morning. The raging 15-25 knot winds that were meant to whip up 2 metre waves on a 3 ...
... with a handful of overnight passages between the islands of Nusa Tenggara I'll be able to show you some amazing parts of Indonesia right on Australia's doorstep, but rarely visited by your typical westerner. I hope you can join me. Addendum - here's ...
Here I was about arrive in Timor, on my own with no familiar faces, and only £ ...
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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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komodo national Park
Posted on Nov 2, 2009, 02:01:22
... 34 ppt and the water is quite clear, although the waters closer to the islands are relatively more turbid. MARINE ECOSYSTEMS : Indonesia is the only equatorial region in the world where there is an exchange of marine flora and fauna between the Indian ...
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Timor - East Timor
Posted on Apr 23, 2007, 08:08:58
... in general consider a trip to this part of the world. Travel warnings are greatly overdone. For more information check www.dutchpickle.com The possibilities in Indonesia are endless and East Timor is worth a quick look even though it is a little shakey.
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