Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Hi travel junkies!
This blog post NOT about New York Fashion Week or Stockholm Fashion Week. But, I attended a fashion show in the middle of the Nias island… but with a difference. AAAKK!
I had the honour and pleasure of being invited to Sir Hikayat (Bawomataluo village chief) fashion show.
We were all here to view and take pictures in the house while he still drees up as a leader in war dance.
bubur pembangkit orang mati ala tale about nomad | taken by smartphone
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Eeeek I am so excited to tell you all about this update.
When I travelled like a local in Yogyakarta. Tale About Nomad always cooked this for me, our best friends and families.
“It always keep the sick to feel better, stop pregnant mothers from their craving and it actually could beat the flu.” said Tale About Nomad.
Yeah! Tale About Nomad proud to call chicken porridge chinese peranakan style with “bubur pembangkit orang mati” haha… Yesterday, Bekabuluh cooked this and shared a photo to me on facebook. Aaah I’m waiting a new blog post about it on bekabuluh.com.
Today, I share it to the world. This Tale About Nomad recipe:
the girl from tetegewo village | taken by Sony a65v
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Hi travel junkies everywhere!
Yesterday, I wrote about the stone music of Nias island. And, this day, I’m sharing a bit about the faces of Niassans.
A super cute, a glance, a look, a shy smile, a tan, a click. A picture. What I remember most from my travels are faces.
Faces of the people I met, who are burn in my mind with the look in their eyes.
Sometimes when traveled like a local, they’ve told me their story, sometimes you can read their story in their faces. Niassans, I probably will never meet again.
These are the faces of Nias island, for me.
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – I’ll be covering Brisbane Festival 2013 live for #bnefest and #SeeBrisbane, stay tuned and get exclusive live report of Brisbane Festival 2013 from 24 to 29 September on my twitter, instagram, facebook, and of course traveljunkieindonesia.com.
Brisbane will be in full festive swing in September as acclaimed international and Australian artists and productions, free outdoor events, home grown productions and the cutting edge and offbeat burst across theatres and public spaces!
the stone music sounds better with you | taken by Sony a65v
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Bawomataluo village, Nias island is best known for its diversity of festivals and celebration.
The most well-known events are War Dances, performed regularly for travel junkies, and Stone Jumping, a manhood ritual that sees young men leaping over two meter stone towers to their fate.
The other day, Sony Indonesia and I went to see the stone music mini concert, noted worldwide for its haunting beauty. Now, I enjoy musical performances. I had a great time.
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Hi travel junkies!
Travel is life. And if you miss travel, you miss life. Want to know how to travel in style, just like the pros? We check in with frequent fliers to find out how often they fly, their favorite destinations and what they never leave home without.
So, check this out! Travel like a Tesyas Blog:
another kind of green. relax! | taken by Sony NEX-7
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – All the colors are changing. All of this here.
Perth’s natural heartland, Kings Park and Botanic Garden sits on Mount Eliza overlooking the city and the Swan River. Here you’ll find 400 hectares of towering trees, natural bushland, ornamental lakes, grand lookouts and sculpted botanic gardens.
Kings Park offers the best view over Perth, the broad reaches of the Swan River and east to the Darling Range.
Free guided walking tours, barbecue facilities, children’s playgrounds, Aspects Gallery Shop and cafes make Kings Park and Botanic Garden a popular place for locals and travel junkies to RELAX.
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Travel Junkie Indonesia favorite view is out of an airplane window: Seen here, the airport of Perth from my Garuda Indonesia seat.
I miss the spring in Perth. We hope everyone has already made their travel plans for this spring.
You will shine like gold in the air of spring.
Sida Paksa Returns from Indra’s Heaven
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Hello travel junkies!
I spent the nicest years in south of Bali with my nymphs. When did you fall in love with Bali and think I could maybe live here? I love the freedom here – the Hindu culture here is very open and free, anything goes really.
Hmmm… I haven’t brought my laptop with me but I was posting pictures here and there in my twitpic and of course, facebook!
This villa where we stayed at was a dream! We had our patio, garden for bbq and a pool to dip in, in times when weren’t at the beach.
crawling up hill | taken from @TravelJunkieID instagram
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – It really is a sweet life. I went to my favourite hill to chill out in the sun.
I spent half the day at the Gili Trawangan Hill. I was utterly intoxicated by all the colours around me.
Gili Trawangan has a reputation as a party island, a Shangri La for travel junkies and hedonistic Indonesians or Singaporeans that’s awash with budget-priced digs and dive centres.
a river, waterfall, and rafting | taken from @TravelJunkieID instagram
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Once upon a time from Telaga Waja river, Bali.
When we save a river, we save a major part of an ecosystem, and we save ourselves as well because of our dependencephysical, economic, spiritual, on the water and its community of life. Clean river is an investment in the future of our earth.
One morning. Majer brought Ronny, Ramadani, and I, to a fantastic rafting experience on the Telaga Waja river. What an adventure!
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Inspired by Chuck Taylor, these shoes are crazy, classic and glam enough to make me weep.
In 1923, Chuck Taylor traveling across America inspiring youth, coaching clinics, and spreding his love for the game with this shoes.
They’re such a great, simply, playful combination… just kind of stuck on your feet.