In Search of Quiet, Part 2: (Yet More) Places (in Indonesia) a Way Away From Elsewhere

Our correspondent compiles other locales for visitors to forget themselves for a while.
Our correspondent compiles other locales for visitors to forget themselves for a while.
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 bears witness to the plaza that changed the course of Taiwan's political trajctory.
Our correspondent reels as the sheer weight and magnitude of Indonesian folklore bleeds through the cracks of reality.
Vague waffle about street eats. You don't have to read it; it's a mere vehicle for practising - successfully - using the word 'querulous'.
Our correspondent explores Sumenep, a region of historic significance and the cradle of modern Indonesia.
Our correspondent finds the rainbow after stumbling across Semarang's hidden pot of gold.
Our correspondent believes it should be noted that English is widely spoken and understood in Malawi but where’s the fun in that?
Our correspondent has some time to spare in Nampula and gets to work learning northern Mozambique's main dialect.
Our correspondent, fixing for more bargaining in Indonesia, presents a guide to Bahasa.