Wed, 27 Dec 95 22:49:24
nylee (nylee@pop.jaring.my)
Subject: BIMP-EAGA
Hello Sir:
It is a great Indonesian Homepage and I admit i have not compleleted reading all but I find that you have not included the topic of BIMP-EAGA in your description neghbouring countries Brunei Malaysia& Philipine. I think this is a very important topic of interest to readers.
clement
Wed, 27 Dec 1995 21:24:49
103265.240@compuserve.com
Subject: Information on Malang
I have found a lot of interesting info on Indonesia here. Thank You. I am looking for more specific info on the city of Malang (East Java).
Total population of the city, cost of living, education for children in English or French. Health issues such as Malaria etc.
It is possible I will work in Malang and I am having problems finding specific information on the city.
Thank Yopu for any information you can give me.
Normand Martin
Quebec City
Canada
Fri, 22 Dec 95 11:41:44
Guest User (guesthuh@harwooduhs.k12.vt.us)
How exciting to find so much about Indonesia, a country I fell in love for its simple life, friendly, welcoming people with a wonderful sense of humor, and beautiful geography. I spent 5 of 8 weeks in 1994 on Gili Trawangan, and imagine paradise to be like that island! Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Leslie Oplinger (Vermont, USA)
Tue, 19 Dec 95 23:43:18
"J. Skovronsky" (jskovron@mail.erols.com)
Hi. I am planning a trip to Indonesia in April. Would appreciate some advice. We are considering spending a few days in Candidasa (at Amankila) and seeing Ubud, then going to Toraja (flying there) for a few days, then to Yogyakarta area for a few days. Any must sees or must stay places?
Thanks a lot.
Jeff Skovronsky,
Thu, 14 Dec 1995 08:46:38 GMT
chris@aria3.lyon.archi.fr (christian)
Subject: Travelling through Indonesia
Bonjour,
My name is Christian Bonnet. I stay in France where i work as computer scientist at the
"Ecole d'Architecture de Lyon".
I've read your pages about Indonesia, and i took a great interest in them. I'm fond of travelling and i plan a trip through Indonesia next summer. W'll fly from Paris to Denpasar and, to come back, from Singapour to Paris. So i would like to travel from Bali to Singapour through Java and Sumatra. Have you got informations about transportation in Indonesia (trains, buses, rates, timetables, frequency..) and about ferrys to Singapour ? Do you know any pages on the web where i could find these informations ?
Thank you for your help and again "bravo" for your pages i found very instructives.
Chris.
Wed, 13 Dec 1995 09:07:54 cst
soepra14@rad.net.id
Kepada Yth. Liono
Kami dari Semarang ingin melakukan liburan untuk hari Natal , tepatnya tanggal 23 Desember. Tujuan kami adalah berwisata ke daerah Jawa Barat, namun karena kami masih awam tentang objek-objek wisata yang ada di daerah tersebut kami ingin sekali untuk mengetahui beberapa informasi mengenai Daerah Jawa Barat dan Bandung.
Kami ingin mengetahui mengenai objek-objek wisata yang menarik ada di Jawa Barat dan Bandung serta bagaimana transportasi yang harus kami jalani, tempat-tempat untuk menginap berikut biayanya dan informasi mengenai tiket masuk ke beberapa lokasi wisata yang ada.
Terima kasih atas kerjasamanya
Johanes Wisnu Hermawan
Tue, 12 Dec 1995 12:00:49
pfefer@pub3.lncc.br
Subject: information about Indonesia
Greetings from Brazil!
As you already know I'm from Brazil. I am traveling to Indonesia next january for a course about cooperatives in Bekasi, Bandung and Subang.
I would be very pleased if you could tell some information about what to take, what to dress and which places shoul I visit during my stay. Also, as I have never visited a muslim country I would like you to tell me if women have any constraint in their daily life.
In Brazil, and you surely have heard about that, we go to the beaches wearing bikinis. What do people wear in West Java?
Thanks a lot,
Thais.
Thu, 07 Dec 95 20:18:12
Sherry Stockwell (sherry@silcom.com)
Subject: questions?
I love your site! The temples are wonderful. We are going to be staying at the Shangri-la in Surabaya. Would like to know how best to see the temples...are there bus tours? or do we need to rent a car. How long does it take to get to Borabadur? the other temple sites? Also...is it possible to use the Internet for communication to the states from some location in or near the Shangri-la?
Thank you so much for any help you can provide.
Best regards, SS
Fri, 24 Nov 1995 22:29:07
Andreas Stampfli (stampfli@cyberlink.ch)
Subject: Trip to Indonesia
Hi
I've just read your pages in the WWW about Indonesia because I'll visit this country next
summer. At the moment, I'm looking for local travel agencies in Indonesia, but I couldn't
find them in the Internet.
I know, it's not your job to be a travel guide, but could you e-mail me the adresses and fax-numbers of a few travel agents in Indonesia if you know some? That would be great!
Thanks a lot!
Kind regards
Andreas Stampfli, Switzerland
Fri, 17 Nov 1995 00:10:01 EST
FTDH44A@prodigy.com (MR FREDRIC C WESTENDORF)
Subject: Travelling in Indonesia Home Page
I'm a Prodigy user in the USA & I'm having great difficulty distinquishing the line items which appear in a very pale yellow & the background. It maybe because the Prodigy WEB browser does not use Netscape.
It's a shame because from what I can barely see you have done assembled an excellent source of info on Indonesia. I only wish I could see it.
Fred Westendorf, NY
Sat, 11 Nov 95 16:58:23
Matthew Eber (matt@galaxy.galstar.com)
Could you send me a list of all the 13,667 islands? I need it for a school prodject. Thanks
Matt
http://www.galstar.com/~matt
Tue, 10 Nov 95 19:05 WST
rbrown@vale.faroc.com.au (Rob, Hayden and Kade)
Subject: Homepage Anda
Liono yang baik
Kenelkan nama saya Hayden. Saya belajar Bahasa Indonesia di sekolah di Australia, dan itu
pelajaran kesukaan saya. Saya senang sekali membaca Homepagemu. Bagus sekali!
Anda pandai guna HTML. Berapa lama untuk sudah semua homepage itu? Saya sudah lihat daerah Australia anda, dan ada banyak informasi! Silakan menulis kembali, Karena saya senang sekali menulis surat-surat E-mail.
Salam hangat
Hayden Brown
Thu, 09 Nov 95 14:26:53
heidi vernon-wortzel (hvernonw@neu.edu)
College of Business, Northeastern University
Subject: your home page
We are professors in Boston who spend every summer in Indonesia teaching in Jakarta. We travel extensively in Indonesia and would be happy to answer any questions about where to stay and what to do. We had a great trip in Sulewesi this summer. We went to Toraja and had a marvelous experience. I can highly recommend a travel guide named Yunus. His address is Komp. BTN Paropo No. A.1 Ujung Pandang 90233. He was our guide in Unjung Pandang two years ago and then set up last summer's trip. He takes groups from 2-30 people. He can arrange modest to expensive accomodations and knows lots of good restaurants. He picked us up at the airport in U.P. and we drove (great driver) to Rantepao. Spent two nights there and returned to U.P. Everything went perfectly. We attended a funeral that no other tourists knew about and at which the village head welcomed us. We bought a very large tautau that arrived in pretty good shape two months later. We can be reached through my school (Northeastern University) 313 Hayden Hall Boston, MA 02115 or fax (617) 373-8628 or phone (617)373-4756. No, we do not get a commission!
Heidi Vernon-Wortzel
Professor of Management
7 Nov 1995 14:53:04 -0800
"Charles Cockell" (Charles_Cockell@qmgate.arc.nasa.gov)
Dear Sir / Madam,
We have recently published a book entitled "The Expeditions to Indonesia
Handbook" which provides information for expeditions and travelers to Indonesia.
Amongst its many chapters are "Integrating into Indonesian Culture, "Food in
Indonesia", "Fieldwork in Indonesia", "Planning an expedition to
Indonesia" and many others. The book is available by ordering through bookshops and
provides information for both travelers and scientific expeditions.
We wondered whether you might be prepared to list it in your Home Page as it may be useful to people visting Indonesia. If you have any questions on this book, please do not hesitate to contct me. The book is "The Expeditions to Indonesia Handbook" - ISBN 0-9517021-1-4
Many thanks
Charlie Cockell
Tue, 07 Nov 1995 02:36:49
darnall (darnall@gladstone.uoregon.edu)
Subject:Indonesia travels
Hi Liono. I wanted to thank your for developing such a great home page, but I really miss the photographs that are much needed. I'm planning a four month journey to Indonesia in Feb. Any places that can't be missed and do you know anything about camping facilities. I'll have a friend with me for two months, but then I'm going out on my own. I want to visit all the big islands and really want to see the smaller villages. Any suggestions for a backpacking traveller? Thanks, Alyssa.
Fri, 3 Nov 1995 15:49:39
David_Hall@corp.dialog.com (David Hall)
Subject: Apa kabar, dong. Love your home page
Allo Liono:
I am very impressed with your home page. It is not only superior technically, but it seems
very factual. My family and I lived in Jakarta for almost five years in the early and mid
80's, and your information seems right on the money (except for the prices, which are
shocking!). I really enjoyed checking out your page, it brought back a lot of great
memories. We (my wife, three grade school age children, and I) still think fondly of
Indonesia. I worked for Pertamina, and got to travel over a good deal of the country.
Kasih, ya? Nanti kali.
Dave
Wed, 01 Nov 95 11:46:03
freddyn@vnet.ibm.com
Subject: copying text
Dear Sir,
I am working for National Commitee of 50th Anniversary of Indonesia. We have been creating
a homepage about Indonesia too, but it hasn't launched yet. We are going to put some data
of "Traveling in Indonesia" too. Therefore, I wonder if you could allow us to
copy your text & map (in English & Indonesia) because you have a great form about
this subject. Of course, we will put the information that we use your homepage as a source
of our homepage.
Thank you,
Freddy B. N.
Sat, 28 Oct 95 09:53:47
Dirk Hart (dhart@adanac.ultranet.com)
Adanac Software Inc.
Subject: Travel to Indonesia
I am travelling to Jakarta, Bangka and perhaps Bali netx month and will make use of the information I found on your Web pages. Thanks for putting them up!
Wed, 25 Oct 1995 17:59:12
KaPPWA@aol.com
Hallo Sdr Liono,
Nama saya Wiroyudo, dari Kantor Perwakilan Pertamina Los Angeles. Hari ini tanggal 24
Oktober 1995, saya mengunjungi homepage Anda. Saya gembira saudara membangun homepage.
Jika anda memerlukan brosur Pertamina silahkan menghubungi saya
Salam,
Wiroyudo
Tue, 17 Oct 95 14:29:05
DebF (ddfugitt@dal.mobil.com)
Mobil Corporation
Subject: No Complaints.
Liono,
Great pages on Indonesia. I'm getting ready to go to an underwater photo contest in Banda.
Do you know how to make reservations with Merpati from the U.S.? Garuda can no longer book
for Merpati.
Thu, 12 Oct 1995 19:29:30
INDOSAT@aol.com
Subject: travelling
We just cameback from riow archipilago, I love south china sea and a lot of beautiful islands and people especially the treasure of pirates and the bugieman.
Mon, 09 Oct 95 09:58:57
Clyde Hostetter (chostett@well.com)
Subject: Batak Origins
Selamat Pagi--
I worked in Medan for a year as an advisor to the vocational teacher training school
there. I discovered some evidence that the Batak tribes may have voyaged from the Persian
Gulf as early as 2000 B.C. Then their descendents moved east to islands off the coast of
New Guinea and were the ancestors of the Polynesians who settled the Pacific. I have
written about this isn a book, Star Trek to Hawa-i'i. I have a small Web page which shows
a picture of the book's cover and describes the book briefly.
I would appreciate it if you would include the address of my page in your page. The address is (http://www.webmediagrp.com/~rmenapac/stth/home.html)
If you know anyone in Indonesia who would like to exchange ideas on this I would like to hear from them. I have two e-mail addresses: chostett@well.com and chostett@oboe.aix.calpoly.edu
Terima kasih dan majuajua.
Clyde Hostetter,
Professor Emeritus,
California Polytechnic State University
P.S: Your page is beautiful and very complete!
Fri, 01 Sep 95 09:17:35
Aris Setiawan (vicotec2@rad.net.id)
Vico Indonesia
Subject: Serpong: More City in Jawa Barat
This is an addition information about Serpong, the new emerging satellite city in West Java.
Serpong is located 25km South West of Jakarta, Indonesia. Serpong is a new emerging city, and renowned as Bumi Serpong Damai, Kota Mandiri (self-sustained city). The city was developed by Ciputra Sang Pelopor (the volunteer of city development). Bumi Serpong Damai currently already has 6,000 residences, only after six years development. Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD) was built at 1989. Now, Bumi Serpong Damai was advancely developed into a metropolitan city.
Now, Bumi Serpong Damai already have Mall, Supermarket, Apartment, Housing Complex. Also, if you like food, there is already McDonald's outlet with its drive-thru service, Kentucky Fried Chicken, California Fried Chicken, Ayam Goreng Ny. Suharti, Ayam Goreng Nyonya Umi and many more.
Many of BSD (Bumi Serpong Damai) residence are working in Jakarta. To reach Jakarta in the morning, it is only take 45 minutes into the heart of Jakarta's offices complex in Kuningan. Despite the fact of its fast growing development, Serpong also keep its memory of Indonesian Revolution. The Lengkong Monument was keep to memorize the revolution struggle during the defend of Indonesia's independence.
For leisure time, BSD also shows its excellences. The 18-holes golf course is waiting for the golfers with its fantastic scenic. Also tennis playcourt, sport hall, jogging track and olympic size swimming pool. Also there is opportunity to join Satria Nusantara, a breathing excercise in Serpong.
For child's schooling, there is famous Al Azhar school and Santa Ursula school.
Aris Setiawan
Bumi Serpong Damai XIV-A1-23
Serpong, West Java, Indonesia
vicotec2@server2.rad.net.id
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