Samsara Kuta
Jalan Legian 190 Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
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Finally Bali!
Hi dudes, After an incredible flight of 12 hours again we reached Bali. The flight was full of baby noise, ******* people(specially charlie and me), not enough space to sleep, and lots of beer. My first impressions of this country are very small because we landed at 6 in the evening. In the airport we was waiting about 1 hour of our package and we …
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Sunbathing in Kuta
... in the evenings. Seeing as it was so far away, I knew only sketchy details prior to this, so it was interesting to read about a recent major event that had happened not far from where we were staying. It had been at the forefront of my mind because of all of the overt security around the place. At the entrance to every hotel, security guards use mirrors to sweep the bottom of cars for car bombs, and when you enter ...
Sand,sun,safari fun
... Indonesia continue its work in rescuing Indonesia’s endangered wild elephants, orang utans, tigers etc
Safetly behind glass ,one is driven through all the various "countries" where the animals are free to and do roam up to the vehicle ,such a wonderful way to see these animals in their own enviroment ..
Photo opportunities abound with the orang utans, baby lions, cheetahs,elephants etc..
there are numerous educational shows to ...
Closing the door
... I cruised the Mekong Delta; I spoke about Belgium in front of about 70 Thai school kids; I visited S21 and the Killing Fields; I detoxed on Ko Samui; I struggled to retrieve my VISA card at the KL airport; I took a homeless guy to the hospital and I saw the Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers; I stood on top of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore; I climbed Mount Kinabalu and ...
Ubud: culture & adventure
... Ubud is the cultural centre of Bali and thus I immediately went to see the traditional Legong dance on my first night there, together with guesthouse mates Blandine (F/Tahiti) and Eva (D). Incredibly impressive how 2 dancers moved perfectly synchronous with closed eyes to the truancy gamelan music. The next day a visit to Monkey Forest (with some kungfu exchange with one Australian present) and after that by coincidence I saw Thomas & Ulrike (D) again, my dive buddies from ...



