*** Bill Chats (sort of) with a Colourful Farmer on the Way to His Fields
*** Sue-On Prepares to Enter the Village

We admired the many colourful plants along the streets of the village
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This is the Ngadas plant for which the village was named.
It has a licorice fragrance. It is used in cooking, so possibly fennel / anise.
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*** Another shot of the Lady Slipper-like plants seen on roadsides.
 *** Probably Verbena Bonarensis plants
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*** A temple being expanded
*** Sue-On at the entrance to a Hindu temple
*** The Temple is opened only when there is a special festival, which can be every month...

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*** Our Local Guides described the village's attractions
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Colourful locals, chilling on their front stoops.
They were quite interested in our group.

This village appears to be more prosperous from the looks of the houses.
The owners also take pride in maintaining them.

*** A cutie who was helping Mom with laundry.
*** The Village's Public Toilets
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LOL! Not sure what this depicts but funny and well done

Entrance to the founder's shrine

A burial shrine for the founder of the village, his wife and a couple followers.
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Part of the
Hillman Travel Adventures
Bill and Sue-On Hillman