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Terug in Bali
... Maar alles is hier ook veel schoner: geen plastic beld zoals in Java.
Ze geven zo te zien veel geld uit aan hun religie: elke woongemeenschap heeft een aparte plaats voor ceremonies. En voor vrijwel elk huis of winkel ligt wel een offer: een gevouwen bakje van bananenblad met daarin een paar bloemetjes en wat rijst.
Bali houd duidelijk van honden: voor heel veel huizen ligt vaak een luie hond en bijna altijd zijn de ribben niet te zichtbaar. Ook worden ...
Getting some culture again
... to see the coffee beans, cacao beans as well as many other fruits, we got to taste them as well. Cacao beans used to make cocoa look the guey white balls but are really tasty, even before they are processed to make chocolate. We were shown around by a lady who not only had an unbelievable knowledge of her product, but was walking around 8 months pregnant! We then got to a balcony from which we had an amazing view and got served 8 ...
MUNDUK TO UBUD
... de libre, c’est dire que ce n’est sûrement pas si mal. C’est le Taman Ayu, 200.000 rps, belle vue sur la vallée depuis la terrasse du breakfast (très bonne banana pancake que les garçons dénigrerons pour les raisons ci-après).
Nous relouons 2 scooters et faisons en gros le trajet inverse de notre tour de l’autre jour. Entre parenthèse, ce tour peut donc très bien se faire en solo en moto. Une moto, c’est 40 à 50.000 rps par ...
Relaxing in Ubud
... into the land at an interval of about every 1 1/2 miles.
Because of the warm, wet climate these deep valleys are escencially filled with jungle plants, but as you go across the many bridges you suddeny realise that you cannot see the rivers as they are still 30,40 m below you.
After relaxing and doing quite a few errands, we thought that we really ought to venture out from our small hotel and see some of the sights, so we ...
Cultural Ubud
... dressed Balinese dancers. They danced traditional dances of Legong and Barong and danced the story of Sunda Upasunda from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
During our three night stay, we also managed to sample much of the great local food - and demolished plenty of nasi goreng in the process! And of course plenty of Indonesia's Bintang beer!
On our last day in Ubud, we checked out and caught a taxi to take us on the next leg of the trip - to Sanur, and then on to Gili Air. ...
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