We stopped at a more modern Buddhist temple on our way back toward Tanjung Pinang.
There were many interesting statues at this temple.
We improvised.
Turtles in an open tank.
Our taxi and our guide.
Steph coming out of the temple.
The personal and professional website of Douglas Van Bossuyt
The Banyan Tree Temple is a small Buddhist temple that is slowly being overtaken by a banyan tree.
This picture gives you a good idea of how the root structure is growing around the building.
A little market was running next to the temple.
Bananas in an old pickup truck.
Steph and me in front of the temple.
Inside the temple.
On the way out of town to go visit an old temple, we stopped off at a petrol station for some fuel. There was a long line of motorbikes filling up with 2 stroke fuel.
The driver sits on the right hand side in this part of the world.
A small roadside stand.
Roadwork was signified by putting things in the road.
A roadside shop.
A roadside restaurant.
This little motorbike was carrying some very large homemade baskets.
An unfinished building on the outskirts of town.
A local gathering point for farmers to sell their produce.
A local market. It seems that just about everywhere we went on the island of Bintan had a market or store nearby.