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This nice Malang house for sale is located in a well maintained housing complex in Malang. The complex is surrounded by mountains so the air is clean, there is lots of open spaces and the streets are wide. The house is made from good quality material, has a high ceiling of 4,5 meters so it is always cool in house and it gets enough light from outside. It is made adjusted to the tropic climate. It is not just a house. It is built with love. Here is the story from the owner. Since we were married, we moved every two years. Within 15 years we had moved to 8 different houses, 2 of them were our own, one in Holland it has been sold and another one is where I and my two kids are living now, in Malang, Indonesia. I remember when my husband asked for my opinion if we could buy a house in Malang although we were not sure we would stay there for a long time. I agreed. So that was the topic of the day for a year. We started to visit housing complex, compare developers, ask prices, quality of the materials, etc. A ready house is easy to find and gives much less headache but often you are not satisfied with the lay-out and the quality of the materials, etc. Finally we decided to buy the lot and build the house instead of buying a ready one. From some big housing complexes we were interested in Villa Puncak Tidar. A nice area, wide streets and still has lots of open spaces. The gardens and streets are well taken care of. They also have 24 hour-security that keeps your privacy. The lot on the back side of our house is owned by a catholic church. They have a boarding house for nuns and a big nice garden often used as a retreat spot. Then we had to find an architect to design the house and a contractor to build it. After asking some people and friends we finally managed to find one contractor who is well-known in Malang. We have visited some houses he had built and we were pleased to see them. The other good news was he also designed houses. We then made an appointment to meet and discuss and tell him what kind of house we love to have. We really clicked. Being a Dutch and loving the heritage, my husband, likes the type of an old Dutch house. In Malang there are still many houses like that and they are indeed beautiful. They built the houses adjusted to the climate for sure. Since Indonesia is a tropical place, most of those houses have high ceiling and many windows to let the air circulate well and you feel cool inside the house while the outside is hot. We talked about the lay out. We wanted a simple one, open, good air circulation and have enough light. We wanted just 3 bedrooms and 1 room for a helper. When we saw the drawing the builder made, we just fell in love with it at once. Yes, we loved it. We had some months before we began to build. It gave us a good time to arrange our budget to go to this house. Mostly after dinner we visited the area and took a walk around. When they started to build, we still went there every day, the building looked nicer and nicer since we saw the changes every time we came. It became clearer and clearer. We told the kids where their sleeping rooms would be and the bathroom, kitchen, garage, etc. We also took some pictures of them. It took one year to build this house. There were still works to do but we were able to sleep and cook. It gave a nice feeling to live in your own house. Like a baby which grows into a toddler, we experienced the same thing with this house. The room has an open lay out concept where dining and sitting room located. It is very big, so big that the kids could play badminton there. We were satisfied with the contractor. The material is good and strong, you can see it directly. We also have a big garden at the front, at the back and at one side of the house. In the back yard we made a fishpond with waterfall. Our son is crazy about fish and other water animals but lucky me that a blue whale cannot fit in it. Other than that, we like the sound of the water, it soothes your nerves and emotions, makes you calm and serene. The side yard has been made into a tropical garden with lots of plants. Even our lovely dog, Browny, loves to get relax there, so relax that he often forgets his role to guard the house instead of taking a nap all day long :. Sadly to say, in January several years ago my beloved husband passed away. After living for 2 years in this house, he is now in his final home and we, me and the kids, must go on. Our job in this world is not finished yet. But after a while we feel the house is too big and empty for 3 of us. To us, it sounds strange. But how come we feel so empty now? That one person is a part of us. When he is gone, a part of our life is also gone. Apart from that, a big house needs maintenance and it costs money. It is time to move again. I pray that the person who would buy this house or who would live here will love and enjoy this house as much as we do. My husband and I have thought to give this house a name like other old Dutch houses but we did not have time to do that. Malang House for Sale This nice Malang house for sale is located in a well maintained housing complex in Malang. Comments Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below. I promise to use it only to send you Discover Malang. All rights reserved. Then Don't worry — your e-mail address is totally secure.

Malang portrays the reality, isn’t Goa a drug haven?

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Being a Goan myself I would like to think that Goa is a safe tourist destination and rightly so. But over the years with the murders that took place, we have noticed and realized that it is not safe anymore. Despite that, Goa has always had tourists from European countries. Russia tops the list when it comes to the international tourists visiting Goa. There are local tourists too visiting Goa all over the year. What could be their motivation? The motivations could be many but Drugs is one of them. More than a Goan, the tourists know where they can get a drug dealer. The police have conducted raids numerous times but whether you like it or not the drug dealers know best to get their work done and escape. When Malang was released there was a hue and cry that the movie shows Goa in a bad light which could affect Goan tourism but will it? The drugs are manufactured in Goa which makes it rather easier and cheaper for purchase. Therefore in comparison to other states in India, Goa would be the first option given the cheap booze and now the cheap drugs. The sad part is, these drugs have not just invited tourists to Goa but also destroyed the innocent lives of people between the ages of 15 and There are numerous factors involved in the changing value system of youngsters. Movies like Malang and Dum Maro Dum could be one of the influencers but then there are other wonderful sets of movies that were shot in Goa which have captured the intrinsic beauty and hospitality of the loving Goans. Have we failed to accept the sad truth that the Goan youth had to undergo a lot of torture? Either due to competition in education, the growing expectations of the parents, the parents themselves being addicted to drugs or the harsh discipline inflicted on children. The growing absence of parents and the pressure of taking care of the family have led the Goan youth to embrace the dark path. The lockdown during this pandemic has left many unemployed leading many youngsters to find the ultimate peace in drugs. The factors being varied the truth remains the same that Goa is a safe haven. Formulating strict rules and censoring the film scripts to save the image of Goa would not make any difference. What will perhaps make a difference is an awareness that life has many other things to offer and drugs are not the only option? It is a dire need to work towards reducing the demand for drugs and to guide families to not to victimise the addict. Although it is hard to accept that a loved one has fallen into the trap. But the love offered by a family during these hard times can be a saviour. Overall, the political and the community will and commitment will prove a winner in this battle against drugs. Our fight must be to eradicate the menace which will help alter the stereotype. Currently studying for M. Has a B. Sabyasachi Mondal. Recently Joined Bloggers Suchismita Debnath. Adyasha Behera. Vipul Sharma. Aishwarya Abhishek Singh. Arshiya Mahajan. Iswar Chatterjee.

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