3 days in Indonesia isn't alot.

But its enough for you to find out TONS about this country. It's made me realise how far better off the Malaysian government is compared to theirs.

-There aren't proper drainage systems in some places, so rainwater splashes all around the place
-Villages act as highly potential tourist hotspots, but because of lack of development, the beauty of these places go to waste, leaving sad people like my family and I to seek them out for ourselves
-Smoking isn't restricted ANYWHERE. Cigarette adverts are posted around the towns like wildfire. I've only been there 3 days, and I now know at least 6 different brands. Ladies and gents, young or old, smoke like its second nature. No, make that first nature.

No offence to Indonesians! I strongly feel this country is bursting with resources, waiting to be exploited healthily by the people, and yet not enough effort is made to do so.

Nuansa Maninjau. The only other time I visited a mountain overlooking a lake this beautiful was at Dunedin, Otago New Zealand. God's beauty is incomparable, no?