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Postcards from Bali....part #2 !!!

....another day, another tour!!!!

Our destination was Ubud, a lovely town not so far from our resort.


The first stop was the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.....











....I don't really like monkeys (I love gorillas and orangutans, instead!), so I was happy to leave this place after a quick visit!!!!

Then, we entered the town and we visited the Ubud Palace...








....and we had a nice walk along the main streets, where we saw a lot of decorations because of the Galungan (a celebration that I've underlined in this previous Bali post!!!)...












I really enjoyed the visit to the terraced rice fields....and the boys were jumping everywhere!!!...
















The last stop was the cherry on the top of the ice cream : along the seaside you can find families that produce sea salt!!! It's an all natural process and it takes 3 days to have this precious gift from the sea...










...hope to visit again Bali in the near future!!!!

xxxx Alessandra

Remember : IN JUST FEW HOURS (JK TIME ZONE!!!) MY GIVEAWAY WILL END!!!!

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  1. Pigtails16 April 2013 at 17:32

    Lovely pics, lovely travel destination! So nice to see Bahasa again - do you speak the language? The Indonesian version is considered more pure than the the Malay version. The "grace" LOL - too funny. The roadside stalls sell crochet, did you come across any like these? http://www.redbubble.com/people/kathwhitchurch/works/7865893-ubud-charm
    Cheers!

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  2. Heather 16 April 2013 at 18:15

    Bali looks amazing, I love all the ceremonial offerings, it's so exuberant! and I've never been to any rice fields. Apparently in Bali they sweep their doorstep everyday to make good energy! Heather x

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  3. Vintage Sheet Addict16 April 2013 at 18:28

    Lovely, lovely, lovely, wish I could go back there! :) x

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  4. Tammy@T's Daily Treasures16 April 2013 at 20:40

    I loved seeing all these photos of your time in Bali. Reminds me of our time in Nepal -- where we had a lovely hike through the rice fields. Have a great week. Tammy

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  5. Kate17 April 2013 at 01:21

    Great photos!! I loved those tree roots, and I'm so jealous of all that green grass!!
    Kate :}

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  6. Mormorsglamour- pyssel och inredning17 April 2013 at 08:52

    I´ve never been to Bali but would definitely love to go there.
    /Helena

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  7. Lalav18 April 2013 at 16:26

    Those hills look so soft!
    Thanks Ale, show us more when you can!

    Lavinia

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