May 3, 2012
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Hello Bali…..more to see…..Visit a temple in the middle of the ocean…..
Viewing an active volcano……
Lake next to the volcano…..
More temples…..
A local souvenir market…..
Monkey temple…..
Temple in a lake, it was a cloudy and rainy day…..
Walking around…..
What to eat…..All inclusive Breakfast delivered to the villa every morning…..
Indonesian breakfast in a bento box…..
Indonesian rice porridge…..
Eggs Benedict…..
Fruit plate…..
On a rainy morning, it was too damp to have breakfast outside…..
Therefore, we had breakfast in the veranda…..
Japanese meal with grilled fish…..
Scrambled eggs with salmon…..
For dinner, we had BBQ pork ribs…..
Indonesian sampler during another night…..
Crispy appetizer…..
On our last day in Bali, the weather was great…..
Indonesian fried rice…..
Passion fruit pancakes with mango jam…..
Fruit plate…..
Comments (26)
So beautiful!!!
Wowza! I’m in Southeast Asia and I haven’t considered going to Bali. Fail on my part. Haha
oh man i love mangosteen! it looks beautiful!
@JL789 - Yes, indeed!
@oxyGENE_08 - Haha~Gene, you got to visit someday, this island is so beautiful! And the people so nice too!
@happyobligations - I love mangosteen too, Kim! Wish I had a whole bucketful of these!
@CurryPuffy - theyre super cheap in vietnam. you can totally buy a whole bucket for pennies!
Great shots, Gary. The food looks fun to eat. How did it taste?
I like how green Bali looks and I always here of people saying how nice the locals are
that looks like a beautiful region to visit! and the food… yum! i’m jealous! then again, i guess i can’t complain, i just got back from a conference in venice. need to find some time to sort through my pics and post a few.
@stepaside_loser - Thanks Andrew! I’m glad the photos turned out good. The food tend to be more spicier than expected, I love it!
@kunhuo42 - I have never been to Venice, very much looking forward to your post, Aaron!
@happyobligations - Ooh…yummy…..and they are plentiful in Thailand too!
Bali is the only place in the world ( I think ) which has the largest number of temples. Even though it is part of the Indonesian ( Islamic) nation, Hinduism here is very strong.
Love the meals you have there Gary. I loved their breakfasts a lot too.
@ZSA_MD - Yes, that’s true, Dr.Zakiah. I want to visit again someday!
Oh wow… nice pictures! When and where is your next trip? Do you need an anonymous blogger?
@ElusiveWords - Thanks Matt, that’ll probably be next year. Anonymous blogger? That’s sounds like a good idea!
I had lunch next to te volcanoes as well……so beautiful…..
Which monkey temple dd u go?
@agmhkg - Not exactly sure, Angel. I think we went to the less visited one, there are ladies there who act as guides showing us around. But actually, she’s a shop-keeper who brought us to her shop at the end of the tour! I remembered I saw a few giant bats on display at this temple, you have to pay a few rupiahs for a photo.
@CurryPuffy – it’s the same volcano, but I think went to a different restaurant therefore the view is slightly different hahaha luckily I didn’t bump into any sales person there…….
Beautiful photos of Bali and mouth-watering food! I so so want to go there one day… I also want to visit that temple!
Beautiful photos of Bali and mouth-watering food! I so so want to go there one day… I also want to visit that temple!
What else is there to say about Bali, but breath taking! It really looks like paradise, and those ribs looks so delectable!
@dawn_1o9 - I’m glad you enjoyed the photos! I’d like to visit again too!
@making_a_comeback_05 - I totally agree with you! Delicious food and breath taking views!
looks so serene!!!!!!!!!
and the food looks awesome too.
@yang1815 - Yes, I think so too, Andy. By the way, this place is great for honeymoon couples! *wink*