Bali: Revisiting Ubud with Fresh Eyes
Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
31 Dec – 5 January 2023
Happy New Year!
It’s 2023 and I have grown back into a woman (hahah— hopefully an even better and stronger one) that my idea of fun is now filled with more depth rather than finding distractions— well I needed those. Now I know what I clearly do not want.
Sharing with you today a few snapshots of some of my favorite details from my day-to-day walk in Ubud. It’s great to travel outside the country again after the pandemic. Wow, that lockdown was tough!
Here goes the photos 🙂
A lot of things have changed or am I the one who has changed? I remember Nanang Art Shop clearly though.
A Glance at the Gates of Heaven
Photos taken on our visit to Pura Penataran Agung Lempuyang last year.
Potato Head Beach, Bali
Potato Head Beach Club
Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
September 2019
Potato Head Beach Club will transition to Desa Potato Head, a creative village that will host not only good music, fine food, but more contemporary art in December. While we were there, we saw some things that we didn’t quite grasp at first, we kind of figured however, it was in some sort of a studio or gallery. After checking out their posts, I now know what they’re totally up to.
Art Walk in Kuta Beach
Kuta Beach
Bali Indonesia
September 2019
Kuta has a completely different vibe than nearby Seminyak, I liked Seminyak better- at least the area where we stayed in last year, which was more chill and less chaotic. Nonetheless, there’s a lot to appreciate wherever we go.
Unlike Uluwatu where transportation is a bit challenging— first, the places are technically on a cliff and far from each other, second, there’s a transpo mafia (they are known to be violent, these are the guys in private vehicles picking up tourists. The government should really do something about that shit.) In Kuta, you can walk around conveniently or take a Grab or Gojek car without much fuss.
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