I spent two weeks in Indonesia from Jakarta all the way to Bali.


Indonesia is diverse and has plenty to offer visitors who want a unique experience. The island is filled with friendly people and loads of things to do. Like in any country, even home, there are bad people and bad things still happen, but still my experience in Indonesia is something I won't forget.

As the days dwindled on my visit to Bali, I watched a Kecak dance and the sunset in Uluwatu Temple.


The temple in Uluwatu stood at a cliff facing the sea.

I wasn't told what to expect when I planned on visiting Besakih Temple atop Mt. Agung, but I wasn't expecting to get ripped off.


I normally research about the places I plan on visiting, or ask around, before I decide going to them, but as soon as I saw the pictures of Besakih, I told myself I would visit this temple.

My trip to Bali would be incomplete without stopping by Ubud. This quaint place in central Bali is serene and artsy.


My first stop during my trip to Ubud was the Sacred Monkey Forest.

I have been hearing and reading the hype about Bali's beaches, now I finally got the chance to see if the beaches lived up to the hype.

Sanur Beach

I have heard all the hype surrounding Bali, finally I got the chance to visit the 'Island of the Gods'.