ABOUT OUR TOUR
The Northwest Panorama route, you’ll heads out of Dili scape to the mountain meet with local people and see their traditional house in the village up in the mountain then continuing with the coastline towards Maubara, an historic Dutch fort overlooking the ocean. You’ll visit and learn about Tasi Tolu (3 seas), Peace Park where East Timor declared its independence in 2002, the Pope John Paul II statue, Ai Pelo prison, the town of Liquica and the fort.
- Pick up from Hotel at 08:00 am, Tasi Tolu (3 salty lakes), Peace Park and Pope John Paul II’s statue, where the independent declared in May 2022
- Travel in to the mountain visit and learn more about the coffee and its processing plant at Timor Global Coffee in Railaco
- Optional visit Gleno town or heading down to Liquica
- Passing new Timor Port
- The Portuguese ruins of Ai Pelo and its history
- Lauhata Beach Scape for Lunch
- Explore Portuguese former small town of and the church massacre in 1999
- Maubara Salt lake and its stunning view
- Maubara Dutch fort and its history
- Pousada Maubara
- Browse and buy traditional Timor crafts and women woven baskets, jewellery at the nearby market.
- Return to Dili at 17:30pm
Timor Indigenous Tours, a business with a social purpose; by touring with us you are contributing to preserve and perpetuate the human, cultural, and natural resources of Timor-Leste for generations through tourism educational and stewardship. Providing and generated our staffs with much needed income and contributing to the sustainability economic development of our country through tourism.
