Hi Bjorn,
My congratulations with this fantastic en very complete website. It's a jewel.
It's a bit sad for me that I discoverred it just now. On the 12th of july i'm travelling to Java and Bali, so I don't have much time left to "explore" your website complete.
Allthough I enjoyed seeing your beautiful pictures of Java and Bali. I also "translate" the dutch comment that was written by a photo in the album of Sangeh in Bali.
Thanks a lot for al the usefull information and keep on working the good thing.

Michel (Belgium)
michel_belmans@hotmail.com

Fuer dieses Web kann ich nur "bravo" sagen.
Sehr gute Bilder. Und gerade die Bilder von Irian Jaya war mir so beeindruck, denn ich habe vor 38 Jahren in Jayapura gelebt.

Bobby Seba
bobby.seba@t-online.de
http://www.legoesoxo.beep.de

Nice website you have here.

Barry Bogart
1heluva3@followingup.com
http://www.1heluva.com/cgi-bin/join.cgi?refer=23678

This site is the best one.

Halimah Elis
helmars@lycos.com

whoowa!.. the collection extremely complete!

Wirawan
http://www.wirawanproject.com/index.php?refidindonesiaphoto

Real nice site.... Keep up the good work...

Dag
nortonx@portalen.no

I have updated my pages about Kepulauan 1000 in Jakarta Bay (P.Onrust, Cipir, Kelor and Bibadari) with some txt.

http://www.londoh.com/voc_loc_pulau_onrust.htm

I also added photo’s of a few VOC buildings in my hometown Amsterdam,
all built with money earned in the Asia and the East Indies.

http://www.londoh.com/voc_loc_amsterdam1.htm


The main page of this part of my site is

http://www.londoh.com/foto_index.htm


Regards

Londoh

In " PENCAK SILAT " there is a style " SAPIK KALO " what his(its) origin and whether it(he) concerns to Islamic styles " PENCAK SILAT "?

GO and read the Safety Issue Post on Lonely Planet Thorn Tree site. It has many posts on safety in regards to Indonesia and people's recent experiences.

Hi there,

If have safety concerms in Bintan, that i can say that, safety is defintely not an issue in Bintan. In fact, safety is not a major concern for the whole of Bintan Island. Bintan & Batam are generally laid back, fishing ports.. mainly for trading, and tourism.

The Northern stretch of land - Bintan Resorts.. has lots of tourists activities. You will find visitors from germany, japan, korea, europe are all there. check out www.bintan-resorts.com
for more information.

Rgds,

Hello

Does anyone have any idea on the security situation in Indonesia for Americans. I wish to go, but not excited about the idea of running into bad guys..

Anyone know anything about this?

Thanks,

Chris

I would like to invite you di dalam website Peace of Art : http://www.dutchartist.net
terimah kasih, emile

Hi Roman,

If i am not wrong, when u r driving within the Resorts area.... it is usually a kijang -- like a jeep, and it comes with a chauffeur.

Kindly advise what vehicle might be rented on Bintan (Defender vs. regular w/automatic transmission) ? Angsana Resort recommend chauffeur driven car what is not a fair.

Anyway there a few roads on island, isn't it ?

Roman, Moscow

This is a statement from Bintan Resorts:

"In light of the Indian Ocean earthquake that occurred north of Sumatra, Bintan Resort development Corporation would like to assure the public that Bintan Resorts was unaffected by the devastating effects of the tidal waves.

No incidents relating to the effects of the earthquake which affected the Aceh region, parts of Malaysia, Maldives, Phuket, Southern India, and Sri Lanka have been reported in Bintan Island. The current situation in Bintan Resorts remains normal and our business operations are proceeding as usual.

We hope this clarifies any concerns that you may have.

Please contact dawn@bintan-resorts.com for more info"