by Richard Collett | Jun 22, 2018 | East Timor, FROM THE ROAD
The Ruins of the Ai Pelo Prison in East Timor The crumbling ruins of the Ai Pelo Prison in East Timor stare hauntingly out to sea on the windswept coast twenty five kilometres west from Dili. This stone walled and weather beaten prison is a colonial stain on the...
by Richard Collett | Jun 18, 2018 | East Timor, FROM THE ROAD
Venilale and the Japanese Caves of East Timor My journey across East Timor had taken me from Dili to the country’s second city of Baucau, as I travelled to the mountains of the interior, towards the hilltop village of Venilale in search of the mysterious peak...
by Richard Collett | Jun 12, 2018 | East Timor, FROM THE ROAD
Baucau: Swimming Pools And Crocodiles In East Timor’s Second City Baucau East Timor. The country’s small second city might only be 125 kilometres from the capital Dili, but the two cities may as well be islands apart. Dili is sprawling, urban and as modern...
by Richard Collett | Jun 8, 2018 | East Timor, SURVIVAL GUIDES
The Top Things To Do In Dili, East Timor! Dili is the seaside capital of the rarely visited island of nation of East Timor. It’s a city that sprawls along the coast of the divided island of Timor, offering intrepid travellers tropical, palm fringed beaches,...
by Richard Collett | May 17, 2018 | East Timor, FROM THE ROAD
Mundo Perdido: An Attempted Hike To The Top Of East Timor’s ‘Lost World’ Mundo Perdido. The Lost World. That’s the name given to the high peak shrouded in cloud and fog that I was staring up at from its base in the mountains of the rugged...
by Richard Collett | May 7, 2018 | East Timor, PHOTOS FROM THE ROAD
Pictures From The Spectacular Coastline Of East Timor East Timor is an island nation, a place defined and shaped by its coastline, its ocean, its beaches and its marine life. I journeyed along the coast of East Timor, from the border with Indonesia right to the far...
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