Central Kalimantan Tourism Tours Travel Destinataions

Central Kalimantan Tourism Tours Travel Destinataions - Central Kalimantan Sightseeing is one of interesting place for holidays such as Bukit Batu, Pulau Kaja, Lake Tahai, Batanjung Beach is just a few attractions which are popular in Central Kalimantan province.

Tourism Central Kalimantan province have a tourism asset that is not inferior to other provinces in Indonesia. Natural attractions of Central Kalimantan is one of the mainstay of tourism in this province of Central Kalimantan. Some natural attractions are very attractive to tourists is the tour of forest nature reserves such as Bukit Raya and Monumental Forest group whose location is on East Kotawaringin. Here also there is waterfall Malau Large and Pauras which are located in North Barito.

Kaja Island tourism
One of the interesting tourist attractions in Central Kalimantan is in the village of Bukit Batu subdistrict Gohong Sei. The location is about 40 km from Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan. The specialty of the island of Kaja because the island is bordered by two rivers named River Rungan in the East and Kaja Canal in the west. At the top there Kaja island in the middle of the lake and surrounded by highlands.

Lake tourism Tahai
Its location in the village Tahai, tumbles Tahai Village, Bukit Batu subdistrict. The distance is less than 29 km from the capital Palangkaraya. Access to Lake Tahai very easy because it can use 2 or 4 wheel vehicle and only takes about ± 30 Minutes.

Tourists who come here can play bike swan water, rowing or motor boat to pay the rent. Here too there is a Karaoke bar, a floating restaurant. Here also in providing good accommodation facilities with relatively low rental rates.

West Sulawesi Tour Travel Tourism

West Sulawesi Tourism have assets that are not less with tourism and other provinces in Indonesia. Sightseeing tours interesting and vacation spot in West Sulawesi is part of the world's wealth of tourism of Indonesia.

Some decent asset in developing tourism attractions include beaches, cultural tourism and nature tourism. Actually a lot of tourism potential of West Sulawesi, which could invite a local or foreign tourists to the streets to get there. However, because the management is not optimal and the promotion of tourism potential Sulbar less so that less popular holiday destination for tourists.

For tourists who want to know the tour Tourism West Sulawesi province ritual is one interesting example of the tourism potential West Sulawesi. This tour of communities located in Polewali Mandar Mandar. Here there are a variety of traditional rituals as a tourist West Sulawesi Cultural Studies.

Limbong Waterfall
This waterfall is located in the Village district Kurrak Tapango. With its natural condition the shady, cool and beautiful adventure is perfect for nature because it is located in mountainous areas. To go to this place either through the town of Polewali and takes about one and a half hours through Wonomulyo, Pelitakan Tapango, Riso and Kalimbua. Tourists who want to come there also can use two-wheeled vehicle or four wheel.

Other Tourism in West Sulawesi is Anjoro Pitu, hot water
and Wells karampuang love match on the island is a list of natural attractions Sulbar.

Maritime tourism object in West Sulawesi as Pasir Putih in Polman District, waterfalls and bathing airpanas in Kalumpang, tapandulu and aralle in Mamasa

A Slice of Cheesecake, Part 2

The Brittany - Temple of the Gods of Debauchery

It was clear after moving into Brittany Residence Hall and a brief visit to NYU's primary other residence at the time, Weinstein, that fortune has bestowed us with a better choice.

The Brittany, as it was known at the time, is located at 55 East 10th Street and Broadway. It is a former hotel, built in 1929. The structure has larger, airier rooms and a prewar ambiance.

The Brittany penthouse was a speak-easy at one time with many well known guests like Walter Winchell, Al Pacino and Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia. The ground floor currently functions as a gallery, Broadway Windows, with displays of student art.

At the time of my stay there, the Brittany was a truly a temple to the gods of debauchery. It was a coed dormitory and in many cases, the rooms themselves became coed with couples living together in suites. Drugs were rampant as were drug dealers, even selling to those outside the student body. One evening, while sitting in a hallway, I had a jacket bloodied by someone who, half asleep on the way to the bathroom, had smashed his hand through a glass door and was running and screaming. I was told by a close friend of a first hand account of a group of students in the nude, high on Quaaludes, playing Frisbee in a hallway.

One of my earliest memories there was visiting a room completely outfitted in UV blacklight for the entertainment of visitors. One fellow student represented himself as a cat burglar and demonstrated his skills by walking on window ledges of this high rise building. Brittany Residence Hall is also where I resided at the time of one of my favorite stories, involving Jimi Hendrix - see Crime Scene here.

Somewhat controversial, The Princeton Review not only provides its well known university ratings in a Best College guide, but also provides a "Top 20 Party School List." NYU has typically made the list. Today however, the university is better known for its coveted #1 Dream School status, rising prominence and the strength of many departments - Courant Institute of Mathematics, NYU Law School, the Film School and Stern School of Business. According to Forbes Magazine, in 2008, NYU was ranked 7th among universities that have produced the largest number of living billionaires.

I recently visited the dorm for the first time since 1970, escorted by an NYU student currently residing there. There were changes of course, most notably increased security - turnstiles requiring student ID card swipes. Things appeared to be much more subdued. However, I did learn that Brittany Hall is considered haunted with reports of unexplained music, lights, footsteps and claims from people who believe that others are watching them. Perhaps the final stirrings of the gods of debauchery ...