RRG Luke's Route: The Charming Savanna
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The next day, the train arrives at the Amma Savanna.
You and Luke go straight to the animal reserve to listen to the guide talk about various savanna animals while sitting in the sightseeing car.
The endless savanna, the boundless mountains, and the large variety of wild animals immediately conquer the city girl in you.
After seeing the great migration, you and Luke visit the indigenous village near the savanna.
As soon as you enter the village, the guide responsible for receiving tourists greets you warmly.
Guide: Welcome to the village. Please feel free to come talk to me if you need anything.
You: Okay. Thank you.
You: Do you have any recommendations for where we could go to have fun?
Guide: The indigenous villages run some excellent eco-friendly tours.
Guide: The off-road jeep adventures and the straw weaving activity are both popular and highly rated.
Guide: Oh, the ceramic handicrafts of the natives here too. They're a hit with the masses.
Guide: If you want some souvenirs, that's your best bet.
You: The handicrafts here are super famous! I saw lots of people recommending them when I was surfing the net for travel guides.
Guide: Yeah. The people of Tambyani put their desire and passion for a better life into the crafts they make.
Guide: So, their works are not only beautiful crafts, but also part of a spiritual legacy!
Guide: I'm sure you'll love it.
You: Luke, let's go check it out later, shall we?
Luke: Sounds good to me. We can get some nice crafts as souvenirs.
Luke: Can you tell me more about the off-road jeep adventure?
Guide: Sure.
Guide: We offer a jeep rental service for those who want to experience how it's like to drive and explore the savanna.
Guide: There are no lanes, no traffic lights, and no signs on the open savanna, so you can drive however you please.
Guide: So everyone's guaranteed to enjoy the joy of speed.
Luke: Sounds fun.
You: (Luke seems to be interested in it. I should try it out with him later!)
You: Is the straw weaving activity... where we can make our own accessories?
Guide: Straw weaving is a traditional Tambyani craft that involves making a variety of accessories out of tough straw.
Guide: We have invited a craftsman to explain the weaving process.
Guide: Anyone interested can go there and learn how to make whatever trinkets you love.
You: Will it be difficult?
Guide: Straw hats, bracelets, and belts are easy to make. I'm sure you'll pick it up in no time at all.
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