Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one Bali’s most famous tourist attractions. Located north of Ubud at 600m above sea level the air is cool, however down in the valley it gets really hot and humid. From the top…
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Bali Indonesia Italy Journal Nusa Penida Poland ThailandSecond year of travel blogging roundup + Favorite photos
It’s that time again, another great year of travel has already passed by. It seems like it was only a couple of months ago I wrote my 2016 round-up with so many expectations for…
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What makes Canggu different from the southern tourist areas in Bali, is the shimmering black (I would say grey) sand beaches. The darker colored sand that makes up most of the beaches north of Seminyak, got…
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I remember the first few times I went to Bali. We would sometimes walk around for hours trying to find restaurants that served something other than fried food and noodles. Don’t get me wrong,…
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Most people coming to Bali for the first time thinks the island is covered in dreamy white-sand beaches lined with palm trees and crystal clear turquoise water. But sadly that’s not the case.…
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I get a lot of questions about whether or not I think it’s safe and worth it to visit the Sacred Monkey Forest in Ubud and Uluwatu Monkey Temple, so I thought it was…
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One and a half hour northwest of Ubud at the foot of Mount Batukaru you’ll find the incredible Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. Situated at a height of over 700m above sea level, Jatiluwih is…
