At first, I was a bit hesitant to buy the ticket IDR 800,000/- person including for my driver to accompany me for pictures and videos. Then after my entire trip, it was really worth it. I got the ticket for the Jungle Hopper package visiting an aquarium and then get on a bus that goes through the different countries jungle-themed including India, Indonesia, Africa, and more., I Saw almost all the wild animals out there and had close encounters too. Love the Zebras and giraffes with very close encounter and made my day so thrilling and exciting. Elephants walking around and taking the tourist on their back, Huge Tiger, Rhino, Lion King, Ostrich and more., Then after the tour for approx 20 minutes then we went to play with exotic birds until we had time to visit the most adorable Orangutan.  They had a show to take pictures with Orangutan who was busy eating fruits and we were instructed not to touch him and to take only a few pictures through the trainer. But I would suggest this park is more recommendable for kids and families.

The Village in West Bali is famous for its dramatic and exotic terrace landscapes. The Breathtaking scenery and the cool highlands of this village at the foot of Mount Batukaru make for wonderful clicks and also serves a soothing retreat. With over 600 hectares of rice fields and maintained by traditional water management known as Subak, since 9^th It is located 700 meters above sea level and to reach this place it takes about 2 hours. This is the most largest and picturesque expanse of paddies in Bali.

After reaching, we need to buy an entrance ticket which goes to the local village cooperative fund. While walking towards the village and sloping terraces the view was truly impressive and outstanding. I had a lot of fun around the area by walking on the path, enjoying the greenery all around. I saw funny figurines similar to a crow man which is made of wood by the villagers.

One of the Balinese Hindu dances and a music drama developed since 1930. Mostly the dance is based on the story of Ramayana which is mostly performed traditionally in temples and villages across Bali. The Ramayana monkey chant is performed by a circle of 150 performers wearing checked cloth around their waist and continuously chanting “Chak Chak” and moving their hands and arms. This drama depicts a battle in which monkey-like varanas led by hanuman help Rama fight the evil King Ravana.

This is one of the memorable cultural shows of Ubud, Bali. The artist performed with the mute dance of Ramayana epic and each of their performance was outstanding. Especially, the performance by kids of Sita was too adorable. End of the show a guy performed a fire dance which was so exciting and thrilling performance.

I appreciate these kinds of cultural shows in countries to be featured for tourists to showcase them about our history and culture.

An amazing and beautiful restaurant especially I was taken for tasting delicious duck roast. And the meal was so yummy and still feeling mouth-watering while thinking. Even the ambiance was in a hut surrounded by a pond and lots of trout fishes inside the pond where you can also enjoy feeding them with fish food while enjoying your delicious dinner. Most memorable and would suggest this place if you are in Ubud.

Adventure Continues: Bali Day 8 Trip – 08-01-2020