Bali Break - Sights and Activities
Tempak Sering
Famed for the spring water that is purported to improve the fortunes of those who bath with it.

S looking absolutely dapper in his flowy sarong.
When we arrived at hilltop restaurant recommended by the driver providing a vantage view Mt Kintanmani and the lake, it was already very cloudy. The mountain top was already cloud-covered and one could hardly make out the lake.
Very soon, the rain came and the view was no more. Coupled with the lousy buffet food, S expression aptly sums up the experience.
A visit was also made to the Ubud terrace padi fields. Not spectacular but nontheless, pleasant.
Uphill from the fields, lies many shops where many crafts could be bought at significantly lower prices than the Ubud market downhill.
Beach
The day at the beach started with the free parasailing provided by the villa. It was enjoyable being high up in the air, enjoying the winds and tranquility. Just don't mind the slightly frayed parachute ropes.

Looming dark clouds threatening a "Benjamin Franklin". =P

Thereafter, a nice chill at the serene shallow beaches of Nusa Dua.
The landmark of Bali. Beautiful!


Uluwatu
Located at a southern tip of the island. Took us 2 hour plus to get there. Really Ulu.
But the dramatic ocean cliff views more than made up for it.
This picture presents a member of the omni-present monkeys in a non-threatening pose. However, one should really tread with caution.
Babi Guling
Went to the Oka, adjacent to the Royal Palace. The spicy pork slices and fried veges were appetising but the supposed highlight - roasted pig skin - was so-so.

Meal at the multi-award winning Bumbuh Bali turned out to be decent but much less lip-smacking than the scrumpelicious dinner whipped out by our house-cook.

Bumbuh Bali
Meal at the multi-award winning Bumbuh Bali turned out to be decent but much less lip-smacking than the scrumpelicious dinner whipped out by our house-cook.
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