Holiday piccies from Bali
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nietieBali is beautiful. A pity it's so far away (a 17 hour flight). The people are friendly, the food is delicious.
We (my sister, brother-in-law and I) were there during the wet season, so we had our share of rain, but it didn't spoil our fun (our the fact that we all got a sun burn LOL).
The first day we saw a Balinese funeral ceremony. We were allowed to take pictures:
A Barong dancer:
Temples
Sawas (rice fields) and villages:
Hindu offerings. People put these everywhere, especially on the pavements and streets:
An Ogoh Ogoh statue, part of the Nyepi ceremony, the day of complete silence and start of the Balinese new year:
We (my sister, brother-in-law and I) were there during the wet season, so we had our share of rain, but it didn't spoil our fun (our the fact that we all got a sun burn LOL).
The first day we saw a Balinese funeral ceremony. We were allowed to take pictures:
A Barong dancer:
Temples
Sawas (rice fields) and villages:
Hindu offerings. People put these everywhere, especially on the pavements and streets:
An Ogoh Ogoh statue, part of the Nyepi ceremony, the day of complete silence and start of the Balinese new year:
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Date: 2012-03-26 07:15 pm (UTC)We had a lovely time.