Written by sueta on April 1, 2008
- Day 1st. March 26th, 2008.We left Kuta around 9 am, driving out Kuta area heading to west Bali through the main street that leads to Tanah Lot Temple. We took the village roads that come...
Written by Tim Thornton on January 31, 2007
- The basics about Bali:
A Tourist’s Paradise—Bali has something for everyone. Beaches. Mountains. Water sports. Shopping. Food. Art. If you can’t find it here, you are not looking very hard. Bali has scuba diving, sports...
Written by beautysan on November 9, 2006
- Early in the morning, our good driver Made was already waiting for us at the guesthouse lobby. We went directly to Tanah Lot temple before it gets too hot and too crowded. When we reach...
Written by beautysan on November 9, 2006
- We hired a driver for 2 days to bring us to the sights of Bali. Our driver is Made (pronounced as Ma-De), a cheerful, reliable and honest driver. He is contact-able through his mobile phone...
Written by holeeling on January 4, 2005
- One morning we decided to try the rice paddy walk recommended in the Lonely Planet guide to Bali. The guidebook said that it would take about 1 hour, but as we stopped to take pictures...
Written by Richard Cain on October 6, 2004
- I picked the worst possible time for a trip to Sulawesi. It was Idul Fitri - the end of Ramadan where people all over Indonesia are on the move. I had managed to get a...
Written by Richard Cain on October 6, 2004
- Sumba is surely one of the least well-known, but most rewarding, of Indonesia’s islands. Read on and you will be drawn into an amazing place.
Even for a diverse country such as Indonesia, Sumba is different....
Written by beautysan on May 29, 2006
- Cycling in Ubud is highly recommended for those who don't mind a combination of uphill and downhill roads. We rented our bicycles from our resort in Tanggayuda, and cycled along the road towards Kedewatan. A...
Written by Composthp on April 29, 2005
- Since the tsunami, the Singapore Red Cross has been sending medical teams of three or four volunteers on a 10-day rotation to Meulaboh and, most recently, Nias. While there, teams are expected to work closely...
Written by Composthp on April 29, 2005
- Medan is the third-largest city in Indonesia and the capital of Sumatra. It boasts a population of about 2.5 millon people and is more well-known as the gateway to Lake Toba.
What can one do...
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