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We had been told great things about Lake Toba the last time we were in Sumatra, so this time around we put it on the 'must-do' list. Our first impressions of the Lake was that this was a peaceful atmospheric place where relaxation was hard to avoid. ...
... doesn't revolve around where we've been, where we're going and what we do for a living. Football hooliganism in Indonesia makes English seem like a tapestry convention. Matches in recent years between Java and Sumatra have resulted in so many incidents ...
... didn't make it all the way to our destination either and we were deposited in a random cafe somewhere to catch another local bus to Tuk Tuk, a small place on the island of Samosir, in the middle of Danau Toba. By the time we found a hotel I'd been in the ...
... that guesthouse. The one we ended up at turned out to be wonderful, exactly the perfect place to relax and rest. Here in Tuk Tuk we rented a motorbike for a day and had a total blast exploring Samosir island and making our way to a hot springs, where ...
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Posted on Oct 27, 2009, 01:09:32
... carriers. 4.Delightful freedom when moving around your destination country - one bag to keep tabs on, one bag to carry on a mini bus or tuk tuk or the back of a motor scooter. I managed easily on one check in sized bag for an 11 day trip from Canberra in ...
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