Rico & Marcus Travels

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This is our small little travel-microblog for our tour to Indonesia.
We will try to keep this up to date with photos and impressions during the trip.

Current itinerary:
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Dec 22 - To Bali
Dec 26 - Gili Trawangan
Dec 28 - Gili Meno
Dec 30 - Kuta Lombok
Jan 08 - To Surabaya
Jan 10 - To Yogyakarta by train
Jan 17ish - Back to Jakarta
Jan 18 - Back to Germany

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Back where we started!
Back in Germany. It is a bit cold here... Around 30°C colder. But at least Germany greets us with a very nice winter morning. Beautiful view from the train.

The last piece of #durian here. Looks a bit weird, when arranged like that on a plate. I prefer them fresh from the fruit!

Anyway, on the way to the airport now. Feeling sad to leave all this behind.

Oh, apparently we also get lunch! And it's tasty! Vegetarian options: none. Oh, well, I didn't expect any ^^

Off to Jakarta! Our flight is the day after tomorrow :/

But in the meantime, we decided to spoil ourselves with luxury train tickets.

The seats are comfy, fully automated and recline very far. We have a TV in each seat and enough legroom to really stretch my legs. I mean really stretch! Fancyshmancy!

Phew, the pure espresso was a bit too sour for me...
And I'm not gonna leave without trying an espresso!

Coffee discovery tour! I'm at the Space Coffee Roastery here in Yogyakarta. The have all normal coffees (non espresso) readily available for trying. You can get a small sip of each one!

#coffee #yogyakarta

Deutschland fördert Restaurierung von bedrohtem Weltkulturerbe in Indonesien

Neben Krieg und Terror sind vor allem Naturkatastrophen verantwortlich für die Zerstörung von Kulturgut und bedrohen damit das kulturelle Erbe der Menschheit sowie die kulturelle Vielfalt. Deutschland…

Auswärtiges Amt

The view was nice! You could have seen Mt Merapi, if the arriving rain clouds hadn't hidden it...

Oh, and the temple is built by volcanic stones, so the volcanoes around are actually and important part of it. Although also likely the reason why it was lost.