Kota Kinabalu
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Ambon (en indonesio: Kota Ambon, ciudad Ambon), es una ciudad de Indonesia, capital de la isla de Ambon y de la provincia de Molucas.
Ambon es el principal puerto de la isla y su ciudad más poblada, con 330.355 habitantes censados en 2010. Es también una de las ciudades más pobladas del este de Indonesia.
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* Taken on our final night in Borneo from the dock of the town of Kota Kinabalu. As I recall we were drinking white wine watching the light show. Taken with a point and shoot my camera was too heavy to lug around that evening
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KOTA LARIS is a Container Ship and is sailing under the flag of Singapore. Her length overall is 260.72 meters and her width is 32.3 meters.
The sandbar at Kota Beach, Santa Fe, Bantayan Island, Cebu, Philippines. Locals say the beach and sandbar here looks even better in the summer when turquoise water collects inside the sandbar.
this is Kota's mountain-climbing boots.
it's New one
Papa and Kota will climb Mt. Fuji next summer~
Last summer, they climbed there.
Sunset at Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
Aku sedang berjalan jalan di Waterfront Kota Kinabalu bila mentari merah di ufuk barat bersinar garang dengan warna merah oren.
Seen from our short ferry ride across Auckland's Waitemata Harbour, "Kota Lembah" was built in 2013 and sails under the Singapore flag. At the time of writing, the ship has already sailed south to Lyttleton (The port for Christchurch in NZ's South Island) and is currently sailing at 18.5 knots (Just over 21 miles per hour or 33 kilometres per hour) for the port of Napier (on the North Island's east coast), after which it will head for Singapore.
New Zealand's borders might still be "closed", but ships like this bring a huge assortment of commodities into the country - albeit under very strict conditions! And judging by the number of "Boxes" on this vessel, it will have been warmly welcomed by Retailers throughout New Zealand...!
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Photographed from the 8th floor of the Horizon Hotel elevator lobby.
The island in the background is called Gaya Island, which is known for its settlement of Filipino immigrants who fled the southern Phillipines many decades ago. It's also known for limited tourism activities.