Swastika Bungalows

... of solid scuba-diving. This was my 2nd visit to Bali, my first one being in September 2005. After checking into the lovely Swastika Bungalows in Sanur village, the first thing i realised was that i had forgotten to pack all my Dive ID cards & log ...

... indeed. The introduction was very severe as the general population turned out to be, thankfully, more reasonable. Our hotel, the Swastika Bungalows did not turn out to be a secret holiday retreat for german neo-nazi's. The swastika symbol is ...

... friendly. We stayed at an interesting little place that we'd read good things about. In fact, the only thing about Swastika Bungalows that had any kind of Nazi relation was our concentration camp-themed bathroom. The facilities were all outdoors, and ...

... much like pork crackle - we purchase extra to eat at the hotel. After this we went to get our favorite drinks from the swastika hotel - Mango and Orange juice to perfection! and then wandered down to Sanur Beach. It was very quite at night compared to the ...

... with grains of corn) to the Nagaserpent spirits. T he corns mixed with the earth and formed in the shape of Swastika (Yungdrung), later it came to be known as Yungdrung Monastery. The Great Translator Rinchen Zangpo constructed a temple here in eleventh ...