There’s only 3 more days in 2019, time flies, but it’s still not too late to write about the diving trip at Komodo Islands that I went back in September. This is the first part of the trip – a
Disclaimer: I am blogging on behalf of Visa’s Travel Happy campaign and receive compensation for my time, but the thoughts, words, and promotions on this page are mine, not Visa’s. After our positive experience visiting Bali in 2011, I’ve always
Disclaimer: I am blogging on behalf of Visa’s Travel Happy campaign and receive compensation for my time, but the thoughts, words, and promotions on this page are mine, not Visa’s. For my birthday back in 2011, Haze took me to
Bebek  Bengil is one of the higher end eateries at Ubud. Located within walking distance from Monkey Forest, the restaurant spots several tastefully decorated alfresco style dining areas with paddy fields at the back. The place exudes class, and that
It’s time to continue documenting the remainder of my Bali trip while the memory is still somewhat fresh. After spending a night at Kuta and two more nights at Sanur, we moved to Ubud. Located at central Bali, Ubud is
While Bali isn’t exactly a dining destination, there are several “must eat” places on the island. One of them is Ibu Oka’s Babi Guling at Ubud, partly made famous by Anthony Bourdain, the person whose job I wouldn’t mind swapping
One of the most important item on our itinerary for Bali is scuba diving. Bali is one of the few places in this part of the world where there is almost a guarantee that you’ll dive with the otherwise very elusive Manta Rays, and
The photo below is an ariel view of Waterbom at Kuta, Bali. Yes, those are the awesome water slides from the big tower amongst the tropical trees. ariel view of Waterbom park at Bali On our first day at Bali,
After a day spent at Kuta beach, we moved to quieter part of Bali at Sanur. Sanur is some 15-20 km North East of Kuta, in anywhere else that would be a pretty short distance, but at Bali it means
Kuta is one of the de-facto touristy areas that most who goes to the island of Bali will visit. It is a sort of a bigger version of Batu Feringghi in Penang, with more tourists, more stalls, more activities, and