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The Young Man Chopping Garlic In Jakarta's Chinatown

Indonesians Believe That Gemstones And Precious Stones Have Magical Powers

I Feel As If The Woman In The Canvas Does Not Need To Wear A Hijab, But That May Not Be The Case

The Japanese Military Must Have Issued Quite A Lot Of Japanese Military Yen At The End Of World War II, Because There Were Many Of Them Lined Up In The Old Coin Dealers

In The Past, The Traffic Jam Relief System Was Three-In-One, A Regulation That Required At Least Three People In One Car

Indonesia's Fertility Rate Is Unexpectedly Low

Indonesia Is One Of The Major Coffee Bean Producers In The World

The Floor Of The Hut Was Littered With Chicken Feet

A Sewing Machine Was Equipped On Top Of A Stall On The Street In Jakarta

The Kota Intan Bridge Over Yakarta Was Built In 1628 And Is The Only Remaining Colonial Suspension Bridge In Indonesia

There Are Not So Many Plots In Jakarta Where The Stately Town Built By The Dutch East India Company Is Nicely Preserved

I Wonder If, Over Time, He Can Properly Remember Who The Abaya Woman In The Photo Was

The Tourist Attraction, Fatahillah Square, Is Just Around The Corner From Jakarta Kota Station

In Jakarta, Both Angkot And Bajaj Are All Blue Vehicles

Indonesia, Which Has The Largest Number Of Islands In The World, Also Has The Largest Number Of Muslims In The World

Bajaj In Indonesia Is Generally Operated By Drivers Who Rent Vehicles On A Daily Basis From Owners Who Have Dozens Of Vehicles

Jakarta Is A Mega-city With A Metropolitan Population Of Over 30 Million, Consisting Of Central Jakarta, South Jakarta, West Jakarta, East Jakarta And North Jakarta

Two Men Were Sitting Idly On A Bench At A Roadside Bus Stop

The King Of Fruits Is Different In Different Places

Jakarta's Raya Mangga Besar Street Has Many Food Stalls

Two Girls At A Diner Serving Noodles Graciously Agreed To Have Their Picture Taken

Elderly Man Fitted Well To The SL Square

If You Are Not Satisfied With Just Offering Flowers And Candles At The Erawan Shrine, You Can Also Offer A Dance Performance

There Is No Minibus Stop Around Damnoen Saduak Floating Market To Go To Bangkok, So You Have To Go To The Main Road About A Kilometer Away

This Floating Market In Damnoen Saduak Was Also Created For Cultural Preservation

The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Also Had Boats That Made Light Meals While Floating On The Canal

Buying In The Floating Market Looks Like A Drive-through Shopping

Along The Canal Of Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, There Are Souvenir Stores, Cafes, Restaurants, And Other Stores On The Land

The Hat, Thai Ngob, Seems To Look Disproportionately Large On The Head

Man Talking Bills Out Of His Picket On A Boat

In A Market That Was Created To Both Preserve Culture And Be A Tourist Attraction, If There Are No Tourists, The People Working There Have Nothing To Do

In A Wooden Box In A Tourist Cafeteria, A Boy Was Looking At A Tablet PC

At A Floating Market With Few Tourists, The Men Rested On A Mooring Of Their Boat, Which Also Served As A Store

On A Bench In A Rickety Train Station, Only One Man Stood Still

A Young Couple Secretly Enjoying A Date On The Mahachai Line Platform

The Man At The Grocery Store Worked Dressed Like He Was Going To Play Soccer

It Was Dusk, And Locals Were Coming To The Mahachai Shopping Street To Buy Food For Dinner

The Line Between Mae Klong And Bangkok Is Not Connected, And You Need To Cross The River On The Way And Take Another Train From Mahachai

The Mae Klong Line, With Few Passengers On Board, Made Its Way Through The Deserted Salt Fields

Chinese Group Tours Were Busy, And After Riding The Mae Klong Line For Only One Stop, They Quickly Got Off The Train And Transferred To A Bus