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The Best Experiences and Things To Do In East Timor

The Best Experiences and Things To Do In East Timor

by Richard Collett | Jul 11, 2018 | East Timor, SURVIVAL GUIDES

The Best Experiences and Things To Do In East Timor East Timor is really one of the last remaining frontiers left to be traversed by travellers in Southeast Asia. Before I visited the small, eastern half of the island of Timor, I knew little of the people, the...
How to Travel to Jaco Island In East Timor!

How to Travel to Jaco Island In East Timor!

by Richard Collett | Jul 4, 2018 | East Timor, SURVIVAL GUIDES

How to Travel to Jaco Island In East Timor! Soft, white sand. Crystal clear water. Pristine coral reefs. And not a soul in sight. Does that sound tempting? Well, that’s what you get if you make the epic journey across East Timor from Dili to the remote,...
The Remains of the Dutch Colonial Fort of Maubara in East Timor

The Remains of the Dutch Colonial Fort of Maubara in East Timor

by Richard Collett | Jun 25, 2018 | East Timor, FROM THE ROAD

The Remains of the Dutch Colonial Fort of Maubara in East Timor The old Dutch colonial fort of Maubara was hidden beneath creeping vines and overgrown trees on the main highway that extends from Dili to the border of East and West Timor. I stopped at the fading brown,...
The Ruins of the Ai Pelo Prison in East Timor

The Ruins of the Ai Pelo Prison in East Timor

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...
Venilale and the Japanese Caves of East Timor

Venilale and the Japanese Caves of East Timor

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...
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