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Tag: "D. K. I. Jakarta"
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Monday Photo from Jakarta – Paradise is a Step Away
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Friday Photo of Jakarta – Illusion or Just A Different Perspective
I never really saw Jakarta as a beautiful city, well not that much at least. It’s far from being compared to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore as neighboring capital cities. But maybe I’ve been looking at it only from one perspective; from the core of the city. I never noticed it from another point of view. Turns out, from the balcony of Pejaten Village Mall, Jakarta looks alright. This part of the city is still relatively green, and from this point, the trees give that calming feeling covering up the hectic capital. I like this spot.
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Monday Photo from Jakarta – Spookily Beautiful
I haven’t been to any Christian or Catholic graveyard. Yesterday, out of the blue, my friend had this idea to detour our Sunday morning stroll to this Dutch graveyard that was turned into Museum Taman Prasasti (Epigraph Park Museum) in Central Jakarta. Boy, were the tombs beautiful! Despite the spook I always get from realism statues, I was amazed at how much craft they put in the statues!
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Meticulous Jakarta Cathedral – Friday Photo
Remember this post? Now we’re back with another prominent prayer house in Jakarta.
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Monday Photo – Hot and Yummy!
This is a dish our friend Tari had at Galeri restaurant, Jakarta. It consisted of rice, cucumber little slices, salad, and red chilli.. with duck. It was spicy and hot as hell, but boy, do Indonesians love their food to burn in the mouth!
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Extraordinaire Istiqlal – Friday Photo
Thanks to Venture magazine that assigned us to write a piece that involves much about Istiqlal mosque, it made me go in the mosque for the first time in my life. I’m a practicing moslem (not a hardcore one, though) and have lived in Jakarta for 9 years (eeekk!! I’m surprised myself!), but had never really been drawn to the (once) biggest mosque in South East Asia.
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Monday Photo from Jakarta- I Feel Like Dipping In
Blame that movie I just saw yesterday at the cinema called “Serdadu Kumbang”, an Indonesian movie that was shot in Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara. I’ve never been there, but there were shots taken on the jetty with clear water that I felt like cannonballing.
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Monday Photo from Jakarta– Water Amongst Concrete
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Friday Photo – The Ubiquitous Nasi Goreng
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Friday Photo from Jakarta – The Pizza Delivery Man
