Pantai Mali (Alor)
Mali coast in the village district kabola bay pearls with a range of 10 KM from the town of Kalabahi. Pantaiini provides calm water with white sand and the natural park and beautiful sea bushy palm trees that bear fruit requirement.
From the beach can be found island Sika is very beautiful and there is an old cemetery and sacred. This object can be reached by public transport with moderate intensity, probadi motorcycle taxi or rental car.
From coast mali about 3 km can be seen a forest landscape where the audience nostalgic given plant saplings to be planted around the site by putting his name on the tree. In this forest there is ... [
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Written on 9 May 2010 | Posted in
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As many as 80-90 percent of the 355 items on display in this museum is the result of a collection of Chinese residents in Kalabahi, Toby Retika. When he decided to leave Kalabahi, the overall results of the collection was handed over to the Government of Alor regency in September 2003.
For example, a dragon boat, it is very important and sacred, which is the representation of ancestors who came to use the boat as well as the implementation of traditional ceremonies. There are weapons bows and arrows, weaving areas, as well as award-winning collection, the moko.
This museum, perhaps not only in Indonesia, but also in the world, whose only ambition is to collect large amounts of moko. There have been a most moko moko 23 ... [
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Written on 27 Apr 2010 | Posted in
History,
Nature
Your land base is laying on the north of Kepa Island, in the heart of Alor-Pantar strait, just 5 min to 1h30 from the dive sites.
There, you also will enjoy the quietness of this tiny island, and be spelled by the panoramic view on the strait with the sunset from your terrace.
Between the dives, just by walking down your bungalow you will appreciate the white sandy beaches of the west coast, walk all around the island or meet the small village on east coast. But you can also just relax in your bungalow, or have a look in the various style and language bookcase and the fish/sea life library.
The homestay has been built by local carpenters, with 8 Alor’s style bungalows made of natural material ... [
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Written on 19 Feb 2010 | Posted in
Nature,
Tourism
Some electronic books in the Indonesian tourist guide you can