I wanted to find the hot springs, but it was getting too late in the day. That was fine; it was too hot for hot springs!

Instead I stopped off at my third and final traditional Ngada village of the day: Gurusina.

The village was alive. The kids were back from school and were playing soccer. Dance music was blasting. The sun was low, giving nice light.

There were no tourists here. I think this is the least visited of all the Ngada villages near Bajawa.

I enjoyed my visit. The lady who spoke a little English said it’s possible to spend the night. Too bad I already paid for a room in Bajawa!

Gurusina village comes into view.
Gurusina village comes into view.
A happy resident.
A happy resident.
Playing ball.
Playing ball.
Drying in the sun.
Drying in the sun.
Gurusina village.
Gurusina village.
A beautiful setting.
A beautiful setting.
Afternoon soccer.
Afternoon soccer.
Terry
I'm Terry, former cubicle-dweller, and now traveler, photographer, writer, and entrepreneur. I quit my job in 2014 to travel to US national parks, then to South East Asia. I write about independent, flexible, long-term, budget travel. Sign up to my newsletter to get the latest news on what I'm up to. I hope you join me on my trek around the world.

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