I would first and foremost like to say thank you to Made, Paul, Maria & Jessy –(and your family too) for your incredible hospitality and for helping to make my first visit i dreamed it would be would be. Thank you. It's been so lovely and memorable. Everyone has been so helpful & friendly. I look forward to my return (oo OOhh.. :D).
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This is truly the Island of the Gods even though Hinduism is the dominant religion (93.5% approx) other faiths exist across Bali. ..(1.4% Christian-Catholic & Protestant) the rest was Muslim.
First, we attend Sunday Mass (mass start at 7am) at Gereja Katolik Paroki Roh Kudus Babakan, Bali
yup, to thank God for given the power and blessing to visit this land. ;)
Breakfast after Sunday Mass at villa prepared by Ms Ketut.
Nice o this omelette with cheese.
What a wonderful place to stay. Super clean and very quiet.
nice eh. 3 bedrooms and only two of us occupy this villa, how cool...
Love everything about this villa, the design, the wood craving detail,
the swimming pool
(I've been testing swimming pool ph the pass 10 yrs - so i know how good the water is hehe),
jacuzzi, the window with spectacular view of Canggu paddy field.
..and the three of them, Wayan, Ketut & (ah i forgot his name) the caretaker.
Our first stop of the day
(nice food)
Kedisan is a small rural village on the edge of Lake Batur, under the shadow of the magnificent active volcano Mt Batur.
Kedisan is in the Kintamani region in the district of Bangli, 2.5 hours from Denpasar Airport
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next..Tirta Empul Temple
Hinduism in Indonesia is primarily associated with Bali.
Hindu believers in the early 1990s were relatively few outside of Bali,
where they made up more than 93.5 percent of the population
Tirtha Empul Temple located at Bali central part Tampak Siring district.
Tirta means "The holy water" in Indonesian language.
The source of the water is from the sacred spring in the middle area.
Hindu society in Bali believe that this water source can heal various of diseases, hence every day this place is a lot of visited by Hindu people to do the ritual and sanctify them self .
This place has been opened for public and as a famous tourist destination in Bali.
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Sunset & dinner at Echo Beach
I was so sakai when i see the ombak so big :D
The Sol Cafe. Nice food too.
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few hours after dinner.. to end the day..
.. a nice massage :P
and the urut2 done at Bali style gazebo siring swimming pool. siok eh
but with the sound of ritual nearby, (like mogondi sound) <--sia takut actually :P
. ..& will be continue to day 2 ;)
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