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1 Review and 15 Opinions I am a frequent guest in this hotel although my house is only 5 minutes drive from the hotel. The...
2 Reviews and 10 Opinions Appearently the only hotel in Wamena for online booking
The last tropical island paradise...
Tokaymas Says: Raja Ampat in Indonesian West Papua is incredible and I can't believe it's not listed as a destination here on VT. Acknowledged as the world's premier marine...
Mara_2 Says: Raja Ampat is known as the most biodiverse area in the world and it is a Marine Park!It is the home of the majority of the world's reef-building corals; there...
Misool Eco Resort: Perfect and Private
Mara_2 Says: The resort was built by its owners and a few local people with their own hands! Not a tree has been fallen - all the wooden parts have been built with drift or...
Mara_2 Says: There are not enough words to describe our experience onboard!Starting with the ship itself, the crew, the organization, the divings... everything was more than...
meiyergani Says: Hi guys, 2-3 months (if I am not mistaken, a visa issued by immigration office for traveler is only valid for 60 days) is a very nice time for trekking, first...
From SULAWESI to INDONESIAN PAPUA
meiyergani Says: Hi Nikoskaps, Security situation in Sulawesi is now very conducive for traveling, the bad condition was happened 5 years ago in Central Sulawesi (Poso). But not...
Tamba30 Says: Hi Glorija, i am indonesian and i'm verry appreciated for independent journey like you do. Btw i'm tamba, I like to go diving too.. I just want to give u a...
EdVallance Says: In any town you can get an ojek (motorbike taxi) until quite late at night. Becaks (the pedal taxis general disappear when it gets dark). The rate for becaks is...
EdVallance Says: Wamena's biggest market, just outside town. Get a bemo from the town centre, its about 2000 rupiah. Here you can get all sorts of food and cooking equipment to...
EdVallance Says: A little village just further than Jiwika if you head West of Wamena. It has the best preserved mummy of a former warlord in the region. Pay the inhabitants...
EdVallance Says: IT used to be the custom to chop off a joint of a finger or part of the ear when a relative died. Due to the heavey military and police presence around Wamena,...
EdVallance Says: The biggest town in Papua's interior. It is more like a big village by English standards, with about 10,000 people. It is situated in the Baliem Valley in the...
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Hotel Mulia Idaman is a four storey hotel at Jaya Pura with Standard Rooms andExecutive Rooms, located in front of ENTROP Bus Terminal and not Far from PTC, an...
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Q: Hi, I live in Jakarta and speak some Indonesian. I have some questions about the best way to book flights in Papua....
A: airlines such as AMA are not comercial airline, I believe you won't be able to book any ticket from where you are. more info at www.ama-papua.com
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Papua, or Irian Jaya as it was formerly known, or West Papua as Papuan separatists call it, is Indonesia's Easternmost and poorest province. It takes up the Western half of the island of New Guinea,...
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PAPUA: INDONESIAN EaSTERNMOST ISLAND
Located at the most eastern part of Indonesian archipelago, PAPUA is a really fascinating beautiful island with its virgin of Nature. When I see Lake Sentani from above, it was absolutely an awesome,...
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First Liveaboard - Sailing Paradise!
It's been four years that I was dreaming of this destination and, finally, it's come true! :D It is a remote please, but sooooo beautiful! It took us three days just to arrive in Sorong! There we......
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I went to the Raja Ampat archipelago in West Papua in November/December 2002. A selection of my photos and some information about the area can be found on my Raja Ampat pages. By the way... this...
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Irian Jaya-tips from my "end-of-mission" report
CURRENCY: Rp. (roupiah) (1USD roughly equals Rp. 8500, but subject to big fluctuations) VISA: First check with the Foreign Affairs Ministry of your country wheather you can get a “tourist” visa...
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