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Oti testing the mask at Totobobo headquarters

Many times we have seen on the television (Well actually we don't own a TV, but you got the point), the images of Beijing completely covered in a thick layer of pollution and we were so sorry for them thinking of how could they live in that inhuman conditions.
Then it came the time for us to go in Indonesia to attend our 1 year

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Petronas Tower and haze in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

After almost one year in Indonesia, we finally had to leave the country, simply because our visa was about to expire.

Borders are probably still the first most annoying thing for travelers.

The second are of course deadlines.

And we managed to have also one of those. In fact Oti decided that she wanted to be back to her

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A very fast updated, since we are in a hurry to reach Komodo National park!
We have had some great weeks travelling to the east in Indonesia, and we'll start writing articles as soon as we will stop a bit!

Our highlights so far:

- Rinjani Volcano

- Bromo Volcano

- Jatiluwih rice fileds in Bali

- Local Hospitality in East

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The worst deal of my life: this is my experience buying a second hand item (external hd) in Indonesia, through the two main website, OLX and Kaskus:
1) Since a small discount means still good money saved for the buyer, but very bad in percentage, second hand items are almost the same price as new one, and without warranty. Often

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Flights are a pollutant mean of transportation

In the last years I've been quite strict against air travel, that according to statistics is the most pollutant way of transporting yourself around for pleasure or business alike, up to 20 times more pollutant than a bus covering the same distance and 15 to 25 times more pollutant than a train (Up to infinite times if the train is

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Spontaneous collective hug at the end of the pantomime performance the last day

Last week we attended the first edition of Sound of Sand festival, in Gumuk Pasir, not far from Parangritis beach. A great occasion to recharge our batteries with good energy and to share some inspiration!
We really didn't know what to expect, since it was the first edition of the event and also the program of the festival