Day 3 @ Bali

As usual, we woke up early and had the breakfast at hotel. Then we walked to Kuta beach where nearby the Legian Street.




Kuta beach is famous of surfing. Therefore, swimming prohibited around here.


Reflection. (Somehow the photo lacks kind of feeling. I’ll do further touch up for this photo later. Suggestions are welcome. Hehe..)

Sun chairs

We came back to the hotel earlier as Dana picked us up at 11am. My sister and I went to hotel’s swimming pool enjoyed the morning sunlight meanwhile I taking some photos.

We proceed to the next place, Taman Ayun. No deny that temples are one of the interesting places at Bali. This was the third temple we had been. Further temple will be visited in the coming days as well.

You may go up stair and view the whole garden.


Panorama shot.

The Balinese gather here for chicken fighting.


Before we leave here.....

The women ready for attend the wedding dinner.

Passed through many the paddy fields and tortuous paths, we arrived the restaurant where located at the mountain, Pacung. It was lunch buffer again. The foods nicer than the previous day we had.

Enjoy your lunch and nice view at the same time. The resort was available at the downside. The paddy fields around it were belonging to the resort. Room rate per night up to hundreds US dollar.

Next, we went to temple again. The different was the temple build up on the lake. Thus, it is called Lake Temple, Bedugul. Here was super windy and its weather was changing all the time.

They’re walking to the bridge and ready for group photo. Dana predicted that and came over help us to shoot photo.

Again, we went to temple. Tanah Lot was the most famous among all the temples in the Bali. It is considered the must-go places.

I like this shot. Develop into HDR later.

Thanks to my sister that she’s manage to capture the wave coming.

The wave is splashed on the cliff.

Abang, still can fishing at there keh?

We spent around 45 minutes at Tanah Lot’s market. All the paintings that I bought get it from here.

* Try to arrange more time at this market; you will get the reasonable price for the key chains, painting, clothing, and any kind of souvenirs. Do remember negotiate in Bahasa.

Unfortunately, 45 minutes was not enough for us to crazy shopping, really.

We rush up to the last station, Jimbaran where enjoy the sunset dinner. Damn the sky get dark after 6pm. We got no chance to see the sunset. We arrived there at 7.15pm; the sun was already tenggelam ke dalam laut. B_bi!

Luckily the seafood was nice except the crab. I wondered how they cook it until you can’t even find the crab meat. @.@

By the way, it was recommended restaurant.

Candle light dinner. Is here romantic? (I’m not managed to capture the romantic feel though. Haha..)

The dish contained of fried sotong, shell, ikan bakar, prawns and crab.

Yea, a team of Balinese come around to your table and perform the song. They are capable to sing various kind of language, such as Japanese, Korean, Malay, English, and Chinese. They get to know that we are from Malaysia, so they present the Chinese song called “Yue Liang Dai Biao Wo De Xin”, original singer was Teng Li Jun (Cantonese: Tang Lai Guan). Their pronunciation weren’t that accurate, but it’s acceptable and worth to give a clap. Last step, request for the donation. We donated Rp10, 000 (approx. RM3.30) to them. Kedekut kan? Haha…..

8.30pm, we went back to hotel and rest. The next day we were going to check out from the hotel and go for water sport.

To be continue……