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Bali
2008.05.17
I caught these young Balinese children at a practice session. Arts and Culture thrive in Bali, and their children are trained from young in the art of dancing.
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I caught these young Balinese children at a practice session. Arts and Culture thrive in Bali, and their children are trained from young in the art of dancing.
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This is the Kecek Dance. Held in the open at the Uluwatu Temple. It lasts an hour, starting at 5pm and ending at 6pm, when the setting sun in the horizon becomes the perfect backdrop.
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This is the Kecek Dance. Held in the open at the Uluwatu Temple. It lasts an hour, starting at 5pm and ending at 6pm, when the setting sun in the horizon becomes the perfect backdrop.
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Before the Kecek Dance starts, prayers are offered.
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Before the Kecek Dance starts, prayers are offered.
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One of the highlights of my stay was this dance, the Kecek. No musical instrument is used. It is done acapella style.
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One of the highlights of my stay was this dance, the Kecek. No musical instrument is used. It is done acapella style.
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The cliffs of Uluwatu.
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The cliffs of Uluwatu.
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Uluwatu Temple.
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Uluwatu Temple.
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The entrance to a beautifully kept territorial temple in Denpasar. You have to wear sarongs to enter any temple in Bali.
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The entrance to a beautifully kept territorial temple in Denpasar. You have to wear sarongs to enter any temple in Bali.
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Mt Batur, a mountain still full of volcanic potential at 1412m and Batur Lake in Kintamani. Taken from a restaurant where you can sit out on the balcony and take in this view. There are hikes up the mountain but I didn't do it this time because of time constraint.
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Mt Batur, a mountain still full of volcanic potential at 1412m and Batur Lake in Kintamani. Taken from a restaurant where you can sit out on the balcony and take in this view. There are hikes up the mountain but I didn't do it this time because of time constraint.
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The rice terraces of Ubud. Some prefer to stay here, and enjoy the peace and quiet rather than the hustle and bustle of the towns.
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The rice terraces of Ubud. Some prefer to stay here, and enjoy the peace and quiet rather than the hustle and bustle of the towns.
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An offering. 3/4 of the population in Bali are Hindus, so this is a normal sight in Bali. You see it on the floor in front of shops, on the dashboards of vehicles, in houses.
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An offering. 3/4 of the population in Bali are Hindus, so this is a normal sight in Bali. You see it on the floor in front of shops, on the dashboards of vehicles, in houses.
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Legian Street in Kuta.
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Legian Street in Kuta.
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The famous Kuta Beach.
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The famous Kuta Beach.
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Watching the nightlife go by on the one way Legian Street.
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Watching the nightlife go by on the one way Legian Street.
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Rockin' in Bali!
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Rockin' in Bali!
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My frangipani.
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My frangipani.
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The beer of Indonesia - Bintang.
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The beer of Indonesia - Bintang.
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Caught this outside the venue of a traditional Balinese wedding. We were trying so hard not to gate-crash!
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Caught this outside the venue of a traditional Balinese wedding. We were trying so hard not to gate-crash!
