Posts Tagged ‘Indonesia’

Orangutans and Others

18
Jun
1

Indonesia’s wildly diverse eco-systems harbour an incredible variety of animals. Orangutans are the stars of the show at Camp Leakey. A long hairy arm extends over my shoulder, fingers tickle my torso. I reach around to hold her hand behind my back, like we’re canoodling at the cinema hoping no one will notice. She turns […]

Category: FeaturesWild Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Retail Therapy in Jakarta

12
Nov
1

One of the world’s largest cities, Jakarta a.k.a. The Big Durian is a shopper’s Mecca. Officially Jakarta’s permanent population is approximately 10 million. Unofficially the number swells to 30 million when daily commuters to centrally located workplaces are added to the overall body count. Apparently, if you don’t sleep in Jakarta province, you’re not considered […]

Category: Travelling Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Why Bali Gets a Bad Rap

26
Oct
1

Bali has been getting lots of press lately, most of it negative. The reasons behind this are clear but not necessarily balanced. Why?

Category: The Naked TruthTravelling Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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