LANNI EJ ME TARDH ATJE TI THEJ BRINT MOS MA OFENDO SHTETIN PRIZRENI E BUKUR BRE PIS LAPER AJVAN.........

BAJRAMI NGA GER PSE BRE PASH FAMILJEN E FLLIQE ME FOTOT E TUAKU KU HEJ QKA KOKE

BAJRAMI E KI DHI KREJT N FOTO QE KI DAL MUT E KI BA VEQ TI QE DULE FOTO SE KREJT MIR E KI BA

mila Predivno se voziti kroz kanjon Neretve.

MIXALIS MACEDONIA IS ONLY GREECE

Rocky Boasa tangung peta samosir??

saijmira i love ohrid and i miss it

andrea Hi! Thanks for your reply and tips. I will do so!

balkans2009 Hello. The TransJogja busway is great for getting around Yogya. There are set stops and helpful attendants that will tell you where to get on/off. Check with your hotel about where the nearest stop is. You can take the TransJogja to visit Prambanan. From the last stop, it is about a 20 minute walk to the site. Ignore the taxi drivers who will tell you that it is necessary to get a taxi.Borobudur is much further away. We also took a tour and it was quite expensive, but I think that is the only way to go. We did see cheaper alternatives from the tourist agencies in Yogya, so you might just wait until you get there to make the arrangements. We went with Rebecca Tours and it was about $50 per person for the sunrise tour.Have fun...

andrea Hi, could you tell me more about the Trans-Yogya busway pls? I will going over in mid-dec but still unfamiliar with the transport around. I was thinking of getting a guide to borobudor but the price quoted by my accommodation is way expensive. I am thinking of self- exploring now. Hope sm1 can help. thanks!

vira Lake Toba, Samosir, and Bukit Lawang are definitely entering my to-visit list :D

Vira Interesting. I just found out here that "lawang" means beautiful. I guess that's from the Malay or Batak language that's probably used widely in north sumatera?In south sumatera, lawang means crazy, and in Javanese it means door. :D

Priya Sivaraman The pictures of Athens brings back nice memories for me of when i was there back in 2005.

Erik Sounds like you guys are having a great time. All those sights that you only read about and see on TV must be breathtaking in person. Watch out for the potholes, monkeys, spicey food and skeeters.

sylvia noel douglas REALLY enjoyed this entry...... I am on TravBuddy and haven't visited this site in quite a while.... thanks for this great story.... sylviandavid