Bali, Indonesia
2011 5
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A signature lawang, or Balinese split arch gate, welcomes you at the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar
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It’s all things Balinese at the Ngurah Rai International Airport, Denpasar (Left: a phone booth; Right: a mailbox)
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Surfers at Kuta beach
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Balinese are such devoted Hindus that you can find offerings at every corner of the island, including here on Kuta beach
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Our first feast in Bali, with a cute gluttonous kitten awaiting (Bamboo Corner, Kuta)
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The cliff-top temple—Pura Luhur Uluwatu
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Uluwatu is such a monkey haven that even was bullied by a monkey thief
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A guardian statue in Pura Luhur Uluwatu
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Jimbaran beach
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Jimbaran beach, despite all the tourism exploitation, still shows some traits of a fishing village
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‘Cinta’—kids are having fun on Jimbaran beach, too
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The beautiful ripples imprinted onto Jimbaran beach
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Enjoy the sunset from Jimbaran beach
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The famous Pura Tirtha Empul is always packed with tourists. Tranquil corners like this are what treasures more
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The mouth of the holy spring in Pura Tirtha Empul
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The holy spring of Pura Tirtha Empul is shared among devotees and wild life like this red dragonfly
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A breathtaking panorama of Gunung Batur and Danau Batur from Kintamani
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Pura Ulun Danu Batur is one of the two most important temples in Bali. Traces of Chinese influence can be also observed here in the small shrine above
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Ran into a Balinese wedding in Pura Ulun Danu Batur. Despite the proliferation of tourism, sincere smiles is a common scene among native Balinese
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The rice terrace at Pujung
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The traditional Balinese
Barong & Kris
dance tells a story of the eternal struggle between the good and the evil (dance show at Batubulan Village) -
A craftswoman is demonstrating the production of Balinese traditional silver crafting (Celuk Village)
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A craftsman is carefully carving a delicate statue from a block of wood (Mas Village)
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A craftswoman is demonstrating the production of Balinese traditional batik (Tohpati Village)
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The majestic Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Bali (a.k.a. Bajra Sandhi) stands 45 meters tall among the typically low-lying buildings around the region
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The famous Pura Luhur Tanah Lot sits on a large offshore rock that is separated from the mainland during high tides
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The magnificent sunset at Tanah Lot attracts tourists from all over the world
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The roaring sea and a magnificent backdrop of sunset make for brilliant photos
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A warm welcome before we started off for Ayung River rafting— was falling in love with the thick, fragrant, unfiltered Balinese coffee
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Gearing up for Ayung River rafting
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The tranquil Pura Ulun Danu Bratan was built on the water of Danau Bratan
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Come across local festivities at Pura Ulun Danu Bratan
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Although not so important in the local religion, Danau Buyan can give any curious tourist an absolutely breathtaking view
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The rice terrace at Jatiluwih
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There are plenty variety of freshly roasted coffees and teas to try out at the ASTI coffee plantation. From left to right:
- Bali coffee
- Hot cocoa
- Ginseng coffee
- Ginger tea
- Lemon tea
- Roselle tea
- Kopi luwak—the highest priced coffee in the world!
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The peaceful Pura Luhur Batukau on the southern slope of Gunung Batukau was embraced by thick rainforest
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Beautiful lotus flowers blooming side by side (in the pond at the entrance to Taman Kupu-kupu Tabanan)
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The Balinese royal temple of Pura Taman Ayun at Mengwi features an impressive number of classic architectural pieces
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It’s time to say ‘goodbye’... Don’t miss the goodbye song and a last glimpse of the sacred mountains of Bali