There is a buddhist built on a hilltop with many Stone Sculptures Statues of 500 arahants, guanyin & etc.
It's very relaxing and windy with nice view and we can see many nice art piece in this open air concept.
The locals said that they feel very relaxing whenever they visit the temple and they feel happy.
Written Aug 27, 2009
Address: Jalan Nusantara KM13 Kijang, Tanjung Pinang, Indon
Website: www.lingshanjiyusi.com
This is my first time trying out the banana boat. Once we were out to the sea, I started screaming as the boat went very fast and the waves were quite strong. The uncle was trying to drop us into the water too I think :)
Written Jul 2, 2006
On the second day before we depart the place, we went to "Tropika Spa" to have a body massage. We booked our package in Singapore. I had body scrub and milk bath.. price around $40. However, I was a bit disappointed with the milk bath as they just put some milk powder inside, not those type of snowy white bath.
Written Apr 4, 2006
To get to the Kelong, you can either choose the long walkway or take the speedboat. Think most people will choose the latter as once you reach the place, it is already lunch time! It is amazing that they can drive their bike on the seemingly unstable walkway.
Written Apr 4, 2006
Main Street is overrun with motorbikes. There are no traffic lights or pedestrian crossings so you need to take care - survival of the quickest. It is said that Indonesians 'drive like fish' - that pretty much describes it. This was during a sudden downpour which happened for about 5 - 10 mins then cleared up again.
Updated Jan 6, 2004
This small island is only two and a half square kilometers and is just offshore of Tanjung Pinang. You can hire a cheap sampan boat to visit this historical center of the Riau Archipelago sultanate. The day trip lasts about 3 hours on foot and includes a mosque, old ruins, and descendants of the royal family.
Join me for a candid tour of the island in my travelogue.
Written Jul 14, 2003
The Helmet Shell sits on the beach front just out of the township and is pretty much the symbol of Tanjung Pinang. I don't know whether it has a tale to it or it is just for decorative purposes. White stone seals bask on the rocks below.
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Updated Jun 5, 2003
Many houses in the old section of Tanjung Pinang are still built in the traditional way on stilts over water. A lot of rubbish unfortunately I found was just floating underneath.
Updated Aug 17, 2006
There is an enclosed swimming pool with a slide at the Kelong and I am sure kids would love to play inside this special pool.
Written Apr 4, 2006
The uncle from the Kelong drove us to another island with his speedboat and we spent some time taking picture and exploring the place.
Written Apr 4, 2006
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