Viceroy Bali
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We're Here !
Hi Friends and Family -
After traveling over 36 hours through Seattle, Tokyo, and Bangkok we finally arrived in Bali!! From Seattle to Tokyo the flight was over 10 hours, but we could not sleep since we flew during the "day". In Tokyo we went and had some yummy food -tempura udon and curry. (Thanks mom and dad we used your yen) Once we …
Arty Farty
... work. He has a new respect for wood carved souvenirs now as he knows how long it takes for them to make it. My art course was good, I painted a Balinese dancer. I learnt the traditional ways of painting using ink on a stick and wooden spatulas instead of brushes. I wished I had only done black and white paintwork as that was the most interesting. The modern twist we put on my design ruined it. The watercolour we added destroyed the work underneath. Although ...
Temples, monkeys and bed-busting fatties!
... off to check out the price against other accommodation but quickly realised that the fact that Depa Home stay had only been open 3 months was in our favour.
While searching for alternative cheaper options we met three Leeds girls; Sarah, Dee and Becca. Becca is a PE teacher and is on her way to live in NZ with Dee whilst Sarah is a doctor working in Australia. They certainly helped to reassure us that taking a break from working in the UK was ...
MUNDUK TO UBUD
... Jo soulève ses paupières. On nous propose des raquettes, alors nous jouons, entourés de bananiers…
Une belle journée de bonnes surprises, qui confirme bien qu’il faut s’écarter des routes convenues et privilégier les initiatives individuelles pour s’accorder des surprises.
Mauvaise surprise de la nuit (revers de la médaille), Jo grelotte et va vider son fried rice en 3 coups copieux (beuark beuark beuark). Pinpon ...
Sentimental Last Entry
So here I am on my last day. Some walking around, some paying my bills. Last minute pictures. I'm writing from my second floor balcony at the Agung Cottages homestay. I can hear gamelan music from over the rooftops. I hear construction, of course. It turns out these hardworking men and women make $2 a day. I wonder how Ubud looked 50 years ago, before everyone made homestays in their back yards.
I see kites. I will ...
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility