Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Ubud Monkey Forest

One of Bali, Indonesia's popular nature attraction is Ubud Monkey Forest. A sanctuary, owned by the village of Padangtegal, that houses four different types of monkeys and contains more than one hundred different types of trees. The hindu temple Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal and Holy Spring bathing temple are also found in the Monkey forest.

The Ubud Monkey Forest is a remarkable place to observe the monkey's behavior and the way they live.


Ubud Monkey Forest
Adress: Jalan Wenara Wana, Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia
Opening Times: Monday- Sunday 0830-1800H
Admission: 20,000 Indonesian Rupiah about 2 USD









CAUTION: Some of the monkeys are aggressive and they bite!

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Bali

Kuta Beach
           


        Batur Volcano
     


Temple on the Lake
             


    Bali Rice Terraces
         


 Turtle Island
             


       Keraton Jimbaran Resort
       


            Bali Zoo


Jimbaran




Balinese Restaurant overlooking the Rice Terreces




Temple




The predominant religion in Bali is Hinduism.




Elephant Temple




Tanah Lot




Waterfalls
    

Bali is a beautiful island located in Indonesia. My husband and I went there two weeks ago to see the place. The island has a lot to offer and it's full of vibrant colors, bountiful nature, bizarre architecture and admirable culture. I was wowed by the spectacular views and of course, the white sand beaches! We stayed in three different hotels to be able to scatter and see the whole island. We have no regrets! We stayed at the hills, Nusa Dua and Jimbaran beach. Our favorite place is the Jimbaran beach, it has vast white shoreline and it's not overcrowded like Kuta beach. At night, Jimbaran is a beautiful place to stay since a lot of cozy seafood restaurants array at some parts of the beach. Beautiful Balinese music were played in the background and tourists dancing with music while some people enjoying their food! Tours are also available throughout the island. If you are a sports person you can enjoy para-sailing, scuba diving or snorkeling at Nusa Dua area. An animal lover- you can see the monkeys in Monkey forests, feed the wonderful turtle in the Turtle island or simply go to the zoo or safari to see some animals. And for food and nature lovers, would you like to dine in a good Balinese restaurant with a fantastic view like a volcano or a rice terrace?
Fashionistas should not worry since Bali is known for its Batik, pearls, silver jewelry and exotic animal skin.

Paul Ropp is a good shop for beautiful batik dresses, tie dye tops and handwoven bead gowns.





                              


Opt to have something in common with Paris Hilton and Julia Roberts? then you should see Sabbatha's store located at Jalan Raya Semiyak. They have bags made from exotic animal skin like crocodiles and snakes.





                       
             


Sunday, June 3, 2012

Bali Zoo






Trips will never be complete if we don't visit the Zoo. My husband and I are animal lovers, we even have pet hamsters. We wanted more but since we travel a lot, it's quite difficult to have. 

Bali Zoo is a small zoo,  probably the smallest zoo I have been but I was amazed on how they made the place so wonderful for both visitors and animals. They have developed the zoo pleasantly that the enclosures are big and designed safely for the animals. Kids will surely have fun for you can also buy carrots and bananas to feed some of the animals like Deers, Monkeys, Elephants, and Bunnies.

But the sad thing is, some people doesn't really care. They just throw their rubbish anywhere, seems like they don't care about these animals!!!



Here are some photos of the animals....