Mount Delaki

mountain, Alor Islands, Indonesia

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Mount Delaki is a mountain located on Pantar Island, which is part of the Alor Islands group in Indonesia. Pantar Island is characterized by its rugged coast and high elevation, with Mount Delaki rising to 4,324 feet (1,318 meters). The Alor Islands are situated in the Lesser Sunda Islands, between the Flores and Savu seas. The inhabitants of the Alor Islands speak languages from the Austronesian and Alor-Pantar families, with most practicing traditional religions, though some coastal communities are Christian and some are Muslim.1

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Alor Islands
Pantar Island is high (Mount Delaki rises to 4,324 feet [1,318 metres]), with a rugged coast. The inhabitants speak languages belonging to the Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian) and Alor-Pantar families. Most of the people practice traditional religions, except for some Christian communities along the coasts and some Muslims. Festive occasions often…
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Pantar Island is high (Mount Delaki rises to 4,324 feet [1,318 metres]), with a rugged coast. The inhabitants speak languages belonging to the Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian) and Alor-Pantar families. Most of the people practice traditional religions, except for some Christian communities along the coasts and some Muslims. Festive occasions often…
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