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  "tags": [
    "Hotels & Resorts",
    "Indonesia",
    "Reviews",
    "Travel",
    "Travel Features",
    "Aman Resorts",
    "amanwana",
    "Diving Indonesia",
    "Eco-resort",
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  "textContent": "Moyo Island is a protected national park in West Nusa Tenggara. Amanwana is its only camp – 17 tents, no itinerary, and no infrastructure designed for children. We brought a five-year-old anyway, and travelling to Amanwana with kids turned out to be the best decision we never planned. The camp that wasn’t built for us […]\n\nThe post Amanwana With Kids: A Moyo Island Review appeared first on epicure Magazine.",
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