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Indonesian Archipelago Diaries
Traveling through active Volcanoes that spewed ash just 2 months ago!
Ancient Temples & Prehistoric Dragons, Coral reef snorkelling (and a few lectures) beckon!
The villages of Borobudur & Prambanan in Java and the islands of Komodo, Lombok & Bali beckon!
Fantastic travels fantastic experiences … All waiting to be noted down in this diary once I am reunited with my secretary -Agastya – the name I have given my MacbookPro.
1. Javanese Paternal Bonding Ritual
2. Lombok Art – for the Eyes & Ears
4. Prambanan Temples
5. Borobudur once again
7. Lombok – a subtle experience
8. An afternoon with the Kamasan Master Artist
9. The unique Hindu culture of Bali
11. Driving past smoking volcanoes
15. A visit to Mataram Museum, Lombok
20. Textiles in Ancient Balinese Kamasan Paintings
21. Memories of a Sublime Experience – Balinese Art @ Kerta Gosa
jm
Dec 2015
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