Bali Trip Part 2

After satisfying my stomach with stripes of pan-fried smokey bacon that served with peppered BBQ sauce and a glass of pulpy orange juice, we travelled all the way to North Bali.


Bali's first attraction of the day would be Ancient Mengwi Royal Family's Taman Ayun Temple. You will see a vast amount of temples along the South-Eastern coast of Bali! Strangely, there are only a few statues of Buddha.


















Taman Ayun Temple is the second largest temple in Bali. It was where we explored the magnificient view of the mountains terrain of Bedugul tour in aerial view! From the inside, you can find antiquely well-kept gardens and artistically carved perimeter fence girt by deep ditch! Everything is so green here!



















Later on, we headed to Lake Beratan in Bedugul to relish its panoramic view. It was rainning again, I supposed it symbolizes a spiritual blessing from God. On close up, Ulu Danun Temple looks like it float still on the water. With rain pouring down from the dark gloomy sky, everything shaped into a single piece of art.




















Afternoon ride took us down to Tanah Lot, it's where we can find Bali's most crucial temple built on top of a huge cliff! "This Sacred Sea Temple is surrounded by never ending splashing waves sent by the rough waters of the Indian Ocean during high tide." And yeah, the temple is only accessible to locals and tourists during low tide. So, we didn't get a chance to visit the temple. Oh and we enjoyed ourselves with the splendid scenery by sunset.