Our correspondent recounts the tale of Lafeak Diak, the beast upon whose back East Timor now resides.
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Our correspondent recounts the tale of Lafeak Diak, the beast upon whose back East Timor now resides.
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A young nation whose independence was forged in the tumult of conflict, Timor-Leste has slowly reconstructed itself; expect a diverse and rich cultural heritage spanning tens of millennia.
Our correspondents presents the vaguest of vague introductions to Southeast Asia’s youngest nation.
Our correspondent dodges a potentially fatal fruitdrop and, cowering, marvels at the calmess of Timor-Leste’s beach scene.
Our correspondent marinades gently on Timor-Leste’s most accessible island enclave.
Our correspondent arrives in the capital city of Timor-Leste.
Our correspondent heads off the beaten track – slightly – to soak up Watabo’s calming beach vibes.
Our correspondent, upon learning a little about how to communicate in Central and East Java, shares a related linguistic guide.
Our correspondent, having so recently found the perfect calm spot, examines a few similar locations for travellers to rest their weary bones and brains.
Our correspondent shares an animalistic take on the naming of East Java’s capital city.
Our correspondent in Sri Lanka presents the most basic of basic guides about the island nation’s principal dialect that isn’t Tamil.
Our correspondent offers a rundown of Malaysia’s principal language; a vernacular, the eagle-eyed will no doubt attest, that offers striking similarities with Bahasa Indonesia.