Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors
May 16, 2025July 4, 2020 \n\n\n\n\n\nMount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors\n\n\nLian Tetun iha kraik\nThe Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd, \xa0as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19.\nDirector-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.\n\nMinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020.\nHato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc.\nHusu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc.\nHamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19.\nHamotuk Ita Bele!

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

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Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

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Description: The Mount Ramelau shrine is open again for visitors in Timor-Leste. Hike the trail and experience this sacred site today.

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May 16, 2025July 4, 2020

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

May 16, 2025July 4, 2020

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

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The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc.

Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc.

Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19.

Hamotuk Ita Bele!

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  • May 16, 2025July 4, 2020

Mount Ramelau Shrine Re-opens To Visitors

Lian Tetun iha kraik The Ministry of Tourism, Commerce and Industry and Dili Diocese held a joint news conference on July 1st to announce that the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Ramelau has been re-opened to visitors. The site had been closed to the public since March 23rd,  as a precaution to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Director-General of Tourism Jose Quintas said that visitors to Mt. Ramelau should still observe COVID-19 prevention procedures, such as wearing masks, social distancing and regular hand-washing. He also asked that the public refrain from vandalism, littering, lighting fires and rowdy behaviour at the site, and respect it as a sacred place and a protected area.

MinistĂ©rio do Turismo, ComĂ©rcio e IndĂșstria (MTCI) no Diocese DĂ­li, oficialmente aviso ba pĂșblico katak SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” loke ona bĂĄ pĂșblico iha loron 27 Junho 2020. Hato’o mos ba pĂșblico sira nebe ba visita, atu continua disiplina nafatin hodi implementa protocolo prevensaun bĂĄ COVID-19, hanesan usa MĂĄscara, halo distanciamento sosial, fase-liman, etc. Husu mĂłs ba pĂșblico atu guarda salva ambiente hanesan hadok-an hosi vandalismo ou estragos, soe lixu arbiru, sunu-rai, respeito no hatudu comportamento etica no moral diak, etc. Hamutuk ita protege no tau-matan nafatin ba fatin Turismo Religiosa SĂ­tio “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” nĂșdar hanesan fatin sagrada no area protegida. Mai ita continua harohan ba “NA’I FETO RAMELAU” hodi tulun hado’ok Timor-Leste hosi COVID-19. Hamotuk Ita Bele!

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