Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

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  Our peaceful “home” in Ubud—Nirwa Homestay

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  Ran into the grand opening of Museum of Marketing 3.0 at Museum Puri Lukisan—Miss International beauty queens from various countries are also amongst the celebrity guests

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  The bell tower in front of Pasar Ubud

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  One of the two guardian statues by the gateway of Puri Saren Agung

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  Sunset over Jalan Raya Ubud

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  The famous Babi Guling Ibu Oka suckling pig—Flying didn't feel that it can match up with its name on Internet, though...

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  The bridge at one of Flying’s favourite dinner spots in Ubud (Riverview Restaurant)

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  The entrance slope to Don Antonio Blanco Museum

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  The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (a.k.a. Monkey Forest) is the kingdom of free-roaming, aggressive macaques

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  The Bathing Temple valley in the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary boasts a tranquil ambience with impressive aerial roots

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  An old man resting outside the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

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  Goa Gajah is a Hindu sanctuary built into the solid rocky hillside over 1000 years ago

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  The monuments of Gunung Kawi were all carved out of the solid volcanic rocks on a slope

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  Pura Saraswati features a lotus pond with a tranquil ambience shielded from the hustle and bustle of Jalan Raya Ubud

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  Traditional Balinese Kecak Fire & Trance dance

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  Beyond the hustle and bustle of the tourist-flooded streets of Ubud, there are still large patches of peaceful rice fields

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  Beautiful melodies of a guitar was flowing by during a stroll in the rice fields

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  The sun was going down, the ducks in the rice fields were going home, too

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  Egrets, dragonflies and damselflies, these are just some of the lovely sights that are still alive in the heavily touristic Ubud

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