As many of you are aware, I’m currently in Indonesia catching up on some editing. Yesterday I took a day off, hired a scooter and went out exploring, with the idea of capturing some balinese culture with my camera. Hope you enjoy the photos Here are a series of photos I took at Arma Resort. […]
Take a look at some of the dishes you will eat when staying with a Balinese family. Balinese food tends to be sweet and/or spicy.
In Bali I try a cup of the world’s most expensive and exclusive coffee, Kopi Luwak. Kopi Luwak are coffee beans collected from the faeces of civets, jungle cats that supposedly eat only the finest, ripest coffee berries. It is believed that enzymes in the civet’s digestive tract, enhance the flavour of the coffee beans.
Getting around Bali on a motorbike. An inexpensive and fun way to see Bali. Besides the important basic road safety there are and some things you need to be aware of when riding the island roads.
I make an assessment of the reading I received from Wayan Rambler, Balinese Fortune Teller. Here is the video of the reading https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoqtIHOloDA
While in Ubud I visit Wayan Rambler to get my fortune told. Like most people who visit fortune tellers I ask Wayan about Health, Wealth and Relationships. Wayan used a combination of palm reading and birth day and date predictions to garner my reading.
Inside a Balinese family compound. Beautiful architecture, wood carvings, garden tanquility.
I take a back road 15 minutes out of Ubud and find a nice little cafe and spot to watch the sun set amongst the terrace rice fields. I discuss my theory on travel and how sometimes it is good to just get away from all the tourist attractions and just explore with no agenda. […]
Like a good meal, we take time with this video, exploring all the delicacies that come with a serve of Babi Guling. My guide Made takes me to a local restaurant near Ubud, renown for it’s suckling pig. He explains to me the various ingredients that make up this famous Balinese dish. Made can be […]
In this video I show viewers the incremental differences found in a low end hotel room (100,000 Rupiah) and a mid range room (150,000 Rupiah)
