Bali, Indonesia

February 11, 2016

Rice Terrace Tegallalang

  • Entrance Fee: 7,000 IDR (~0.50 USD)
Rice Terrace Cafe
The coffee shop name and welcoming sign for tourists.

Our morning was filled with greens, coffee, and rain. Tegallalang rice terraces is one of 2 famous terraces in Bali. We had our semi-lunch here while waiting for the rain to stop.

Rice Terrace
The rice terraces view from the coffee shop.
Cafe Ambiance
The coffee shop ambiance, such a relaxing place.
Rice Terrace People
The tourists wanted the up-close-and-personal feeling with the terraces.

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Gunung Kawi Temple

  • Entrance Fee: 30,000 IDR (~2.20 USD)
Gunung Full View
The full view of the pond from one side.

The Gunung Kawi temple grounds have several ponds with colorful Kois. I envy the fishes somehow, that they are just having peace in their own world. Effortless. How I wish I can be more like them.

Dad Gunung Kawi
Dad in front of Gunung Kawi Temple.
Between Pillars
One angle within the Gunung Kawi temple grounds.
Fish in Peace
The fishes bask in tranquility.

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Bali Pulina Coffee Plantation

Luwak
Meet the Luwak Coffee producer, the Civet Cat (this creature bites by the way, dangerous!).

The place showcases how coffee is made. It also features the Civet cat, the producer of the most expensive coffee, or one of the most expensive, in the world, the Luwak Coffee. This animal can be dangerous as it can attack people. We had the option to taste the Luwak coffee and pay 50,000 IDR (~4 USD) but we just did not take it.

Luwak Coffee
The world’s most expensive coffee, or one of the most expensive in the world, the Luwak Coffee, and this is $65
View from Buli Pulina
The view of the Tegallalang terraces from Buli Pulina Coffee Plantation.
Coffee Break
If it was not raining, it would have been a great idea to sip even the most expensive coffee on this deck.

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8 Comments Add yours

  1. ilkervovidi says:
    January 11, 2018 at 00:19

    Bali seems like a great city to visit. will you be doing a similar tour in 2018?

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    1. Elyt says:
      January 11, 2018 at 10:19

      Yeah, Bali is a great place for waters, temples, and land sightseeing. I would probably do a similar tour but in another place, like South Korea. 🙂 How about you?

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  2. Praveen says:
    September 17, 2017 at 08:54

    Beautiful place and a beautiful tale 😉 Love the way you have written.

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    1. Elyt says:
      November 7, 2017 at 22:45

      Thank you so much! 🙂

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  3. Danh says:
    May 30, 2016 at 15:36

    A beautiful Bali, English Fun wants to go there 😀

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    1. Elyt says:
      June 4, 2016 at 10:38

      Haha, why not? It is an amazing, relaxing place to go to! 🙂

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      1. Danh says:
        June 7, 2016 at 10:36

        Liza will be our tour guide, won’t u? 😀

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        1. Elyt says:
          June 11, 2016 at 16:34

          Haha, sure! 🙂

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