CRAPPO-TOURS real travel that you never forget😀😀
Less a travel company more a state of mind. To become a tour leader special qualities are required , some may caricature these as a "gungo-ho sense of adventure and recklessness". The primary ingredient is to take a group who want to have a trip together and they can trust one self confidant leader or just act as a committee , taking an organised professional tour is not the Crappo-tours way. That said there are many tour companies that aim at budget backpackers, who not only overcharge but provide a similar Crappo-tours experience.
Idul Adha: Eid al-Adha, also called the "Sacrifice Feast", is the second of two Muslim holidays celebrated worldwide each year, and considered the holier of the two. August 31, 2017 – September 1, 2017.
Well in preparation for this feast heards of sheep, goats and cows were appearing and filling every street corner. Indonesias population is 87% Muslim so this is the biggest celebration. It has a similarity to Christmas (or perhaps ,Thanksgiving in the USA) in that everyone travels to see their family. It is a state Bank Holiday and long weekend
LONG WEEKEND: Only means one thing to intrepid Expats , a chance to get out of town and explore. Many experienced hands had there flights booked to jet off to Singapore or Bali, leaving straight from work on Thursday evening returning refreshed on Sunday evening on perfectly well organised package flight and hotel breaks.
Crappo-tours: Devotees always have a better and original idea. Some confident colleagues who have lived in Jakarta for a year, which gives them natural Crappo-tours leadership rights had a plan. We would drive to a City in the cooler mountains, walk by waterfalls, soak in thermal springs and climb a volcano. Once more we would not rush off straight from school but leave at 8pm to avoid the traffic on our way to Bandung. The car was just big enough for the 5 of us and our driver, comfortable enough for the 3 hour journey.
Idul Adha: Eid al-Adha, also called the "Sacrifice Feast", is the second of two Muslim holidays celebrated worldwide each year, and considered the holier of the two. August 31, 2017 – September 1, 2017.
Well in preparation for this feast heards of sheep, goats and cows were appearing and filling every street corner. Indonesias population is 87% Muslim so this is the biggest celebration. It has a similarity to Christmas (or perhaps ,Thanksgiving in the USA) in that everyone travels to see their family. It is a state Bank Holiday and long weekend
LONG WEEKEND: Only means one thing to intrepid Expats , a chance to get out of town and explore. Many experienced hands had there flights booked to jet off to Singapore or Bali, leaving straight from work on Thursday evening returning refreshed on Sunday evening on perfectly well organised package flight and hotel breaks.
Crappo-tours: Devotees always have a better and original idea. Some confident colleagues who have lived in Jakarta for a year, which gives them natural Crappo-tours leadership rights had a plan. We would drive to a City in the cooler mountains, walk by waterfalls, soak in thermal springs and climb a volcano. Once more we would not rush off straight from school but leave at 8pm to avoid the traffic on our way to Bandung. The car was just big enough for the 5 of us and our driver, comfortable enough for the 3 hour journey.
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| Jakarta Traffic 😢 https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/nov/23/world-worst-traffic-jakarta-alternative
Well we are pleased to confirm that our journey from South Jakarta to Bandung, justifies the Guardian description of the "Worlds Worst Traffic". Our 3 hour journey had passed and we were not even out of Jakarta on the "fast Toll road",
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