Timorese kids playground to enjoy the breeze and sun
The faces of Timorese kids from Ende, Flores, Nusa Tenggara
In Nanggale Village, Timorese women are making home-made salt for living
She is one of Timorese woman from Nanggale Village, who is selling home-made salt for living only for Rp 3,000 [35 cent] per kg
The first Catholic Church in Flores, East Nusa Tenggara
A bunch of Timorese women are making a home-made Kain Ikat, a traditional fabric, and selling it to tourist with the range price from Rp 100,000 [11 USD] to Rp 500,000 [550 USD]
While I was in Flores, I visited number of popular tourist destination such as Kelimutu Mountain and First Catholic Church in Sika. It was really such a wonderful trip. But one of the memorable moment was my tour guide took us to have dinner with local people underneath the tree. We had a very simple homemade local food such as dried fish, chili and corn rice. It was very tasty. I really had a wonderful time with them. It is always good to be able to see the local people daily life in their small town and their hospitality to new people.
A homemade traditional dinner from Timorese Family in Flores, East Nusa Tenggara
I would say that I was really satisfied with my trip to Flores and I am looking forward to do similar trip either to Eastern Indonesia or West Indonesia.
Really nice pics.
Greets from Bali
Nice to meet you
Hi Matteo
Thanks. Nice to meet you too.
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