Hi,
My name is Helena and I live in Mon­tréal, Canada. I am dye­ing to get a chance to travel like you. I saw your web­site and I am get­ting amazed by the pic­tures.
This Tur­quoise lake, what is it that makes it so tur­quoise?
Let me know…
Good luck in your future travelling.

I am a fac­ulty adviser to a high school robot­ics team at Tempe High School, Tempe, AZ, USA. One of the events we enter is the Nation Under­wa­ter Robot­ics Chal­lenge. Since our school mas­cot is the Buf­falo, I was won­der­ing if we could use your pic­ture (with cred­its) of kelimutu-water-buffal.jpg on our web­site. Cur­rently the site is not inter­act­ive and needs upgrad­ing, but a water buf­falo is a per­fect mas­cot for the under­wa­ter event and would give a fla­vor to the site.

Thanks for your consideration,

Mike Warner
Tempe High FIRST Robot­ics Team 1633 fac­ulty adviser
Tempe Math Depart­ment
Tempe, AZ
mwarner@tuhsde.k12.az.us

Hey Mate, inter­est­ing stuff i exper­i­enced Flores and Keli Mutu in 1988 and think about it con­stantly, this is the first time i have looked it up on the net, glad i did..
The tur­quoise lake was the same but the c/cola lake was a dark green and the black lake was a deep red maroon col­our.
The loc­als explained to me that there beleif was that all the good souls went into the tur­quoise lake, the not so good ones into the dark green one and the mur­der­ers and rap­ists into the maroon one.
Was awe­some walk­ing up at 3am to get there for sun­rise..
Are the bus­rides across flores still an exper­i­ence to behold??
Hope u have suc­cess with your site, Cheers Rossi..

Thanks Boris for your apre­ci­ation of the nature. I am one of the local people in wolowaru. we have a won­der­ful “spring water” that never been touched. It is like “litch­field” spir­ing­wa­ter in Dar­win Aus­tralia. it is fant­astic. Come and visit flores again.….