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mucky-marc Says: There is one small inn that is pretty good and affordable which is run by 2 people at any one point of time. It may not match those big names like Hyatt or Hilton, but this motel is supposedly the best in Moro. It's facilities are the best that this quaint little village can...
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mucky-marc Says: It was a coffee shop that brought me back to Singapore in the 70's with round tables and matching wooden stools, with coffee or tea served in the retro cups and chinese spoons. Overall, food was good and I thoroughly enoyed myself having breakfast in this back-in-time...
mucky-marc Says: Don't miss the mangosteens from Moro as they are very cheap and sweet and simply yummilicious! But beware not to stain your clothes coz they are kind of a permanent dye!
mucky-marc Says: From what I gather, Moro has activities organised on the weekends as a form of recreation. This weekend, I managed to sneak a peek at their local soccer match organised by the villagers. Travel around this town and you will inevitably see lots of activities occuring...
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Don't miss the mangosteens from Moro as they are very cheap and sweet and simply yummilicious! But beware not to stain your clothes coz they are kind of a...
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A quaint little village that is a 2 hour boat ride from Batam, Moro is very undeveloped and hence not a tourist site. However, visiting this village seems to take one back in time where the pace of......
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