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    The document provides information about Komodo Village and how to get there from various departure points. It describes Komodo Village as being located on Komodo Island within Komodo National Park, where most residents make their living from fishing or carving. It notes the traditional "Panggung" house designs made of wood, simple pavements, and a unique dock area where local boats are parked and children easily navigate boats. Directions are given for reaching Komodo Village by plane, boat, bus, or ferry via cities like Labuan Bajo, Bali, and Bima. Maps of the area and transport routes are also mentioned.

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    The document provides information about Komodo Village and how to get there from various departure points. It describes Komodo Village as being located on Komodo Island within Komodo National Park, where most residents make their living from fishing or carving. It notes the traditional "Panggung" house designs made of wood, simple pavements, and a unique dock area where local boats are parked and children easily navigate boats. Directions are given for reaching Komodo Village by plane, boat, bus, or ferry via cities like Labuan Bajo, Bali, and Bima. Maps of the area and transport routes are also mentioned.

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    The document provides information about Komodo Village and how to get there from various departure points. It describes Komodo Village as being located on Komodo Island within Komodo National Park, where most residents make their living from fishing or carving. It notes the traditional "Panggung" house designs made of wood, simple pavements, and a unique dock area where local boats are parked and children easily navigate boats. Directions are given for reaching Komodo Village by plane, boat, bus, or ferry via cities like Labuan Bajo, Bali, and Bima. Maps of the area and transport routes are also mentioned.

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    The only destination where you can find the largest living lizard.

    The Komodo dragon lives


    on the most driest islands in Indonesia, also in which it is named after. Komodo Island is
    recognised for its magnificent landscape of sparkling crescent-shaped beaches that can be
    seen from the top of the mountain. An island that displays its beauty from the highest point of
    the mountain to the lowest end of the ocean. It is known for its rich flora and fauna.

    1. Komodo Village

    One of the villages that is located within the Komdo Islands, in the valley of mount Ara that
    is being managed by the Komodo’s national park. Most of the people make a living by
    fishing. The rest of them become a carver. Once you reach Komodo Village, you may see
    some houses use a “Panggung” design and mostly made of wood. The village also features
    simple pavement. A unique part is a dock. You can walk on it and enjoy the beauty of the sea.
    Some local boats are parked near to the dock. There are also several kids riding a boat.
    Despite their age, they are able to navigate the boat easily. This is a unique sight during your
    vacation.

    2. How to get there?

    By sea:

    Komodo National Park is serviced by a wide range of live-aboard boats, with return packages
    to Komodo National Park from a variety of departure points, including Bali, Lombok, Bima
    and Labuan Bajo.

    The Komodo village can be reached by renting a boat by locals for 4 hours from Labuan Bajo
    to Loh Liang, the main gate to the komodos village.

    You can catch a flight to Labuan Bajo Airport (also known as Komodo Airport) from both
    Bali and Jakarta for between $120-180USD by Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air, Batik and Nam
    Air with multiple other routes offering connecting flights. From the airport you can go to the
    town by taxi which is located less than 10 minutes away from the airport. The taxi will cost
    you not more than 50.000,00 - 60,000,00 IDR and heres a tip for you, before getting in the
    price could be negotiated. You also can walk for 20-30 minutes (it’s downhill).By Land:

    The gateway cities of Labuan Bajo and Bima are connected to Denpasar, Bali by overland
    buses. By Sea (ferry): Travel time: approximately 36 hours

    The gateway cities of Labuan Bajo and Bima are also connected to Denpasar, Bali by inter-
    island ferry.
    Contact the Indonesia Sea Transportation Company (PELNI) at Jalan Raya Kuta No. 299,
    Tuban - Bali (Tel: 0361 - 763 963) to reserve a seat on the KM. Tilong Kabila, which departs
    Benoa Port, Bali bound for Bima and Labuan Bajo

    Benoa-Bima-Labuan Bajo

    Fortnightly (every two weeks) on Saturdays: 09.00-20.00 (next day).

    Labuan Bajo-Bima-Benoa

    Fortnightly (every two weeks) on Thursdays: 08.00-11.00 (next day).

    Note: the ferry schedule and ticket prices may change with or without prior notice3. Maps

    3. Maps

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