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And so our adventure begins

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Good morning!!!

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More of the Rainbow Village in Malang. People are living here and the signs of the slums are still visible. Some things you can’t hide

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Kampung Pelangi  (a.k.a. Rainbow Village), Malang. A real must see in Malang

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Chinese temple in Malang

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Strolling through Malang. It is only known for the Bromo vulcano, but the city itself is really nice!

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Enjoying real Indonesian sate.

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HS Silver, silver factory. It is all silver!

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Alun Alun Selatan. A park you need to visit when in Yogya. It’s a local thing, not a tourist trap. We loved walking around.

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Fort Vredeburg. A piece of the violent past of Indonesia with a lot of signs the Dutch were here.

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Taman Sari, part 2. There is much more behind the water palace.

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. Water palace in Yogyakarta, Taman Sari.

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Kawah Putih. A lake in a vulcano crater with natural, blue color.

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Kawah Putih, a crater lake with azure water and steam from the volcano under it.

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Small busses taking people from the foot of the crater to the lake at Kawah Putih.

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Angklung play. There is also a museum and show.

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Second stop in Indonesia: Badung.