Le lac Toba, c'est le plus grand lac volcanique du Monde et le plus grand lac d'Asie du Sud Est. Il se trouve dans la partie Nord de l'ile de Sumatra et c'est plutôt joli !
C'est également un repère de backpackers. On est resté sur l'ile de Samosir, peuplée par le peuple Batak, fortement chrétien, une belle originalité dans cette partie de l’Indonésie ou l'islam est presque la seule religion pratiquée.
Le temps de se reposer, de faire le tour de l'ile en scooter pour faire de belles photos, de faire quelques balades et il nous faut continuer en direction de Bukit Lawang, prochain arrêt sur la carte du Lonely Planet !
We chose the bus, economy and ecology, but it was hard! 3 days, 3 nights in air-conditioned buses too (so cold), too noisy (karaoke background, especially at night with the Indonesian music criticism), and too messy (there were chickens in boxes in the back of the bus) . Short a trip as long as we remember. Arrived in Medan (main city of North Sumatra) at 3am, we end our night on the floor of the bus station before taking a bus to Lake Toba.
Lake Toba is the largest volcanic lake in the world and the largest lake in South East Asia. It is located in the northern part of the island of Sumatra and it is rather nice!
It is also a mark of backpackers. We stayed on the island of Samosir, inhabited by the Batak people, strongly Christian, a great originality in this part of Indonesia and Islam is the only religion practiced almost.
Time to rest, to go around the island on a scooter to make beautiful pictures, make some rides and we must continue in the direction of Bukit Lawang, the next stop on the map of the Lonely Planet!
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We chose the bus, economy and ecology, but it was hard! 3 days, 3 nights in air-conditioned buses too (so cold), too noisy (karaoke background, especially at night with the Indonesian music criticism), and too messy (there were chickens in boxes in the back of the bus) . Short a trip as long as we remember. Arrived in Medan (main city of North Sumatra) at 3am, we end our night on the floor of the bus station before taking a bus to Lake Toba.
Lake Toba is the largest volcanic lake in the world and the largest lake in South East Asia. It is located in the northern part of the island of Sumatra and it is rather nice!It is also a mark of backpackers. We stayed on the island of Samosir, inhabited by the Batak people, strongly Christian, a great originality in this part of Indonesia and Islam is the only religion practiced almost.
Time to rest, to go around the island on a scooter to make beautiful pictures, make some rides and we must continue in the direction of Bukit Lawang, the next stop on the map of the Lonely Planet!
Poules en carton ou cocotte en papier...de toutes façons elles ne devaient pas faire trop de bruit! Bises++
RépondreSupprimeroui moi aussi je veux en savoir plus sur ces poules en carton??! ne crois pas que ça passera inaperçu! j'exige une explication.
RépondreSupprimerDes poules en carton, c'est assez simple: tu prends des poules vivante tout ce qu'il y a de plus normales et tu les mets dans des cartons pour les transporter. C'est des poules dans des cartons si vous voulez ... pas tres compliquer !
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