Ubud Hanging Gardens

... Bali and is famous for its artist colony - even Western European painters have found a home in these magical surroundings. Ubud Hanging gardens consists of about 30 villas on the slope of a mountain overlooking an old Buddhist temple. Each villa has ...

... takes you down a steep winding track, across the rocky river, and up some even steeper stairs with huge tropical looking spiders hanging in their webs to a large secluded temple courtyard where two men greeted and welcomed us. The temple is not part of ...

... , we decided to change our flight to leave from Bali, and miss out Java completely. Walking through Ubud it almost looks like a film set, lanterns hanging everywhere, chic little shops, chilled out restaurants and lush rice paddies. In fact the town had ...

... in the downtown area for a couple nights. Took in lots of long walks in the rice paddy fields, temples, lush gardens, enchanting restaurants, and enjoyed every minute of wandering aimlessly through the village streets.It's a pretty sleepy place during the ...

... clean! They have a number of attractive features such as the ornately decorated doors and intricately carved wooden fixtures (PICS). The gardens around each bungalow are also very attractive and add to the overall ambience of the place, as does the pool ...

... over the plunging ravine, you are flanked on both sides by giant stone lizards and an enormous tree with thousands of long vines hanging down like streamers.  After the monkey forest, we walked up the hill on the other side of town and visited the ...

... visit Bali stay. It is so diffferent from the rest of Bali, full of shops, nightclubs and busy with westerners drinking, surfing and hanging out. We chose not to stay in Kuta during our trip and had not planned to visit but then thought that we should ...

... detail of the surroundings here, flowers behind the ear of a statue, the details of the temples, the immaculate gardens, beautiful music, traditional dances, and even the clean swept sidewalks. Children have their heads shaved during a ceremony several ...

... in a teak chair,through the jungle of Taro is an experience I will never forget! The park is 3.5 hectares of abundant botanical gardens and forest and is the only complete elephant experience in the world - making it truly unique. You can ...

... which was absolutely beautiful. I don't think it was a 'typical' Balinese house as it was huge with beautifully manicured gardens and was lavishly decorated. Just as we sat down to eat the heavens opened so we had a lucky escape. ...

... internet café, and they told us to follow them. We went through the internet café to a back alley with very sketchy looking people hanging out in the alley. They then told us to go upstairs to the tattoo parlor. It was beginning to look very wrong, but ...

... many rooms, all organized in a maze-like garden, and stacked on top of each other - the design made me think of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.  There were many cats on the premises - one took a liking to me and spent breakfast hanging out ...

... a one way road, the wrong way and drop us just 200 metres from Sania’s House. Sania’s House would have given the hanging gardens of Babylon a run for their money.  It was a property set back from the road that had 25 rooms, the outsides ...

... There is a gorgeous view of the harbor from a little private terrace which is apparently where we'll be served breakfast in the a.m. After hanging out in our room, we decided to walk down to the harbor and see about some lunch. We turned right as we left ...

... takes you down a steep winding track, across the rocky river, and up some even steeper stairs with huge tropical looking spiders hanging in their webs to a large secluded temple courtyard where two men greeted and welcomed us. The temple is not part of ...

... workers more money for sieving through poo!). From there we went to the lake temple, which really was impressive with landscaped gardens and temples overlooking the lake, as well as one on the lake. Afterwards we went to Gitgit waterfall, which involved ...

... the car & jem told us to go back & see the reptiles, but i do not like reptiles, but you have paid, o.k. the gardens were lovely though! we stopped for lunch somewhere & jem ask us if this resturant was o.k. as he did not know,well we ...