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[Bi-Lingual Post] MRT Jakarta: Review & Travel Guide
Sebagai seorang pecinta transportasi publik dalam kota berbasis rel, gue sungguh dibuat puas dengan kinerja pemerintah dalam beberapa bulan terakhir ini. Dari LRT Palembang sebagai rapid transit system pertama di Indonesia (itu juga jika KRL Jabodetabek nggak masuk hitungan), skytrain Bandara Internasional Soekarno-Hatta, kereta bandara Soekarno-Hatta, hingga akhirnya MRT atau Mass Rapid Transit. Setelah selama […]
My Top 3 Recommended Traveling Destinations of 2018 in Southeast Asia
What first come to your mind when speaking Southeast Asia? I bet most of you will mention Singapore, Bali, or Thailand. But if you want to publish different posts for your Instagram feed, or tell a unique story for your blog, you definitely need something new! The world is a big place full of wonderful […]
[Bi-Lingual Post] Review & Travel Guide Kereta Bandara Soekarno-Hatta Jakarta Airport Train
I’ve been waiting for centuries (Gie, are you the Captain America?) that Jakarta will someday have an airport train. Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia, the largest metropolitan area in Southeast Asia! It is the center of economic / business, politic, and entertainment. It is not a center of tourism like many Southeast Asian capital […]
Review of Turkish Airlines Business Class
When it is going about traveling somewhere by airplane, it is very important to use the best bet — considering the distance, price, and facilities. Yes, there are many various airlines, but still, Turkish Airlines is one of the best among others. They use various airplanes, which have the best seats. Also, their service is […]
[Bi-Lingual Post] A Mini Guide of Husein Sastranegara International Airport, Bandung
Meskipun memiliki predikat sebagai ibu kota provinsi sekaligus salah satu kota terbesar di Indonesia, sampai saat ini Bandung belum memiliki sarana transportasi umum yang ramah untuk para pelancong tunggal yang menghubungkan bandara dengan pusat kota. Boro-boro Skytrain atau kereta bandara (seperti yang ada di Jakarta, Medan, Padang, dan Yogyakarta), bus bandara aja nggak punya. Parahnya […]
[Bi-Lingual Post] Subwow Hostel, Cheap Lodging at The Heart of Bandung
Beberapa minggu lalu, ada seorang kenalan dari Jakarta yang mau jalan-jalan di Bandung terus nanya sama gue, “Penginapan yang bisa 5 orang tapi harganya di bawah Rp200rb di mana ya?” Saat itu, rasa-rasanya gue mau jawab, “TIDUR DI MUSHOLLA AJA SONOH!” Gue nggak tahu apakah emang ada hostel dengan harga Rp40.000,00 / orang / malam. […]
Skytrain, Connecting The 3 Terminals in Soekarno Hatta International Airport, Jakarta
In 2013, when I first took an abroad trip (as well as my first experience to fly and my first chance to do a self-managed trip), I was impressed with the modern Skytrain of Changi International Airport, Singapore. I remembered how Soekarno Hatta International Airport (SHIA) in my capital Jakarta struggling with shuttle buses to […]
15 Things You Should Know About Yangon, Myanmar
Tickets were booked, ho(s)tel was confirmed, now you’re ready to fly to the capital of The Land of Gold: Yangon. But, before you set foot in Myanmar’s capital, let me help you arranging your itinerary. These are 15 things you should know about Yangon, from the international airport, currency, public transportation, daily expenses, and tourism […]
Space Boutique Hostel: Recommended in Yangon, Myanmar!
I was a bit surprised when browsing a hostel for my trip in Yangon, Myanmar, on August 18-20. There were so many inexpensive recommended hostels in downtown Yangon, wrapped in a clean and pretty interior design. After a few minutes of thinking, comparing one hostel to another, I decided to stay at Space Boutique Hostel […]
Getting Around Jakarta Using The Rapid Transit System
So you’re about to travel to Jakarta and then get confused on how to get around the city. Not sure if you’re fit with the polluting-three-wheeled bajaj (Thais call this “tuktuk”), or the old crazy city bus, or the expensive ojek (privatized public transportation in a form of a motor cycle, like “cyclo” in Vietnam”). […]
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