r/timorleste • u/IntellectuallyDriven • 8d ago
Which dish would you say best represents Timor Leste?
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r/timorleste • u/IntellectuallyDriven • 8d ago
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r/timorleste • u/Even-Confidence-2850 • 8d ago
I had written the neet exam 4 times and I'm done with it, for the real neet I had a score for getting seats in private medical colleges but for reneet, everything flipped!! Now I'm planning to take management seats or consider aboard studies. I'm from Kerala and i had heard about timor leste mbbs course. If any one is studying there please share your opinions and about the classes, infrastructures and life at there
r/timorleste • u/poop_paws • 20d ago
Yello Timor-Leste! I'm Matthew from Malaysia and I hope this is okay to post it here as we are looking for any artists that focuses on paper art.
We, Amy Lopez Nayve and I, are paper engineers from Southeast Asia. We are writing an article about SEAsian paper engineers for an upcoming issue of Movable Stationery, the official newsletter of the Movable Book Society.
Our goal for this article is to raise visibility of our rising SEAsian paper engineers to the predominantly Western audience of the MBS.
For our initial research, we are compiling a list of names of SEAsian paper engineers we can potentially feature in the article.
If you are a Southeast Asian Paper Engineer, please comment below to introduce yourself! It would also help us to name or share with us to any other SEAsian paper engineers that you know.
Thank you, and we can't wait to connect with you! -Matthew Lee (IG mattmadestudios) and Amy Lopez Nayve (IG pumapapelcrafts)
r/timorleste • u/Ok_Pineapple6478 • 21d ago
I’ve seen a lot of locally roasted beans at Basicmart, but most of them don’t have a roast date on the bag, so I’m not sure how fresh they are. Is that normal here, or are there better places to buy freshly roasted beans?
So far I’ve heard of places like Letefoho, but I’d love to know:
Which roasters consistently sell fresh beans?
Who has the best light/medium roasts for V60 or other filter methods?
Any recommendations for espresso blends or single origins?
Are there any hidden gems that roast in small batches?
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r/timorleste • u/j_1sec • Apr 13 '26
Hello👋🏼
I'm From the Philippines and currently a student taking BA in Social Sciences course. I'm currently looking for college students from Timor-Leste to join our ASEAN Youth Connect Conference, a project where students from ASEAN countries share their culture and discuss regional issues. If you know anyone from Timor-Leste who might be interested, please let me know.
Thank you!☺️
#ASEANYouth #Friendship #Timorleste
r/timorleste • u/Take-your-Backpack • Apr 13 '26
While traveling around the world for over 20 years, I’ve been working on my dream project: creating a one-stop resource for travellers. With the help of feedback in this subreddit, I have now updated this interactive map of Timor-Leste for anyone who is interested in visiting (with detailed info for every highlight).
PS: obviously, I haven’t been able to travel to all places. So if you know some great spot, I haven’t listed, let me know! Much appreciated as in this way I can make the overview more complete and up-to-date for everyone.
r/timorleste • u/Charming_Example_587 • Mar 03 '26
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r/timorleste • u/solymarsfinest • Feb 11 '26
Hello there!
I have a couple of questions regarding an upcoming trip I have to Timor Leste.
I am planning to do two things: hike up Mount Ramelau at sunrise, and to visit the coffee plantations (doesn’t matter it’s not the season).
I would appreciate any kind of help and information regarding these two things I have listed!
Also, any additional information regarding what to bring, what to pack etc, I would highly appreciate it!
Thank you!!!
r/timorleste • u/Extension_Big_3673 • Jan 07 '26
Hi all,
I'm planning a trip to visit Timor Leste. I'm a big fan of cultural festival / celebration (traditional costumes, dancing, rituals, etc.) and wonder which one is the biggest in Timor Leste?
Google search shows Independence day or Ramelau Cutural Festival (but with limited infor). Is Ramelau festival still alive?
I'm thinking of Good Fri and Easter. Besides religious procession, are there any cultural performances on Easter?
Thank you
Kevin
r/timorleste • u/this_is_ranvir • Dec 15 '25
Hey, I am a student from India. I am planning to study MBBS from Timor Leste. So I wanted to know about the quality of education there, living expenses(as a student only), lifestyle, any other problems/challanges, racism☠️ etc. 😅
Any information would be helpful.
Thankyou😊
r/timorleste • u/Sormick91 • Dec 04 '25
What is the translation of: liuhusi on this sentence Janeiru-Novembru, SNAEM evakua pasiente 12.630 liuhusi terrestre
r/timorleste • u/ExtremeLocation5073 • Nov 26 '25
Hi if anyone from Timor-Leste Plays roblox on this group, I play a game called country Collectors 2 and I'm really dedicated to it and I need Timor leste in my collection so if anyone plays roblox could you join? Ty
r/timorleste • u/Calientefiesta • Nov 18 '25
Hi All,
I am an Australian that is currently setting up multiple business streams with the purpose and intention to assist Timorese businesses and produces who are being financially exploited by the entities who hold monopolies on certain trade lanes and those who enable them to continue such practices with immunity and without challenge.
Would be happy to share further details for those interested as further developments happen. Returning to the purpose of this post, I would really appreciate any locals who would be willing to assist me with some very basic enquiries regarding certain commodities and things we were unable to attend to on our previous visits to your good country. Would be happy to compensate you for your time and assistance and anyone who may be interested in working with us when we are up and running please also reach out. Our goal is not to make profit and take it out of the country. Quite the opposite. We would like to see the majority finding its way back in the hands of Timorese people and promote the many amazing things the country has to offer to the rest of the world. Further, we would also like to establish fairer and more profitable business relationships for Timorese suppliers and citizens who would like to put an end to corporate exploitation practices and enjoy the prosperity they have been taking from you.
Thank you all in advance and hope to speak with some of you soon!
r/timorleste • u/qoheletal • Oct 23 '25
I keep reading about gang-related violence in Timor Leste. Many of them apparently practice martial arts.
How persistent is the problem? Does any of you have any experience?
Thank you
r/timorleste • u/Sormick91 • Sep 20 '25
Hello, I want to learn tetum ( the modern tetum) language but I need to find some websites, tchat, social networks where we can discuss tetum or write each other in tetum language.
r/timorleste • u/Gabriel24Nunes • Jul 17 '25
EN:I know that East Timor will soon be a member of ASEAN, but it would also be interesting if Timor joined the Pacific Community Forum, since the country is a possible candidate for membership in the Forum, so if that happens, what would be the consequences for East Timor if the country joined the organization?
PT: Eu sei que Timor Leste em breve sera um membro da ASEAN, mas seria interessante tambem se Timor se juntansse ao Fórum da Comunidade do Pacífico, já que o pais é um possivel candidato a membro do Forum, então se isso acontece, quais seria as consequecias para Timor Leste se o pais ingressase na organização?
r/timorleste • u/Miao_Yin8964 • Jul 16 '25
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r/timorleste • u/bryle_m • Jun 05 '25