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Malang-Kalibaru-Meru Betiri-Ketapang-Bali!
The last couple of days in Malang were challenging; on Saturday I woke up with the dreaded Bali Belly, having to stay in bed, while our homestay hosted the local old people's karaoke day (no kidding). The rain was also pretty debilitating and meant our bike couldn't really be used, although we did pop over to Hotel Tugu for dinner. Hotel Tugu left …
Georganiseerde biketourdag
... een paar varkens en een specialiteit, zoals het vlechten van dakbedekking, die ze verkopen.
Bij een korte pauze stonden een oude man en vrouw ons op te wachten. Ze willen erg graag onze plastic waterflesjes hebben, dat levert namelijk geld op hier vanwege het recyclen. Sinds een aantal jaar is er volgens de gids erg veel educatie wat betreft recycling. Er schijnen zelfs op scholen wedstrijden te zijn voor wie de schoonste omgeving heeft.
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Getting some culture again
... next 2 places we visited were for the view, which was outstanding! The first was of Batur Lake and Mountain and we got to them just before the clouds rolled in and covered the top of the mountain! Next we saw the rice terraces which we so lush and green!
Ubud itself sadly is still very touristy: it centres around a square block, walkable in a few hours if you ignore everything going on – people offering you a taxi ...
MUNDUK TO UBUD
... très haut vers le ciel. Le sentier est très correct, ce qui évite les portés sur les épaules. Tom est excité comme une puce et rompt en permanence les instants de silence décrétés. Joseph et moi évoquons nos aventures au Taman Negara (Malaisie) de l’an passé et notre trek réellement éprouvant qui n’a rien à voir avec celui d’aujourd’hui. La balade est vraiment très bien, elle peut être beaucoup plus longue (3 ou 7 heures), nous avons pris ...
Relaxing in Ubud
... relay style. The team with the most snakes in the bottle won. This was a hoot as the the kids dropped, retrieved and tried to get these little wriggly, slippery snakes to do what they wanted. If only we could find the equivalent in the UK it would certainly liven up the village fete next year!
Next we cycled on to the elephant cave, not sure why it was so named as it did not appear to have anything to do with ...