Naughty Monkey at Uluwatu - Part 2

This is another story from Uluwatu, Bali, continuing the 'Naughty Monkey at Uluwatu - Part 1'. In this scenario a tourist from Korea being annoyed by another naughty monkey. While enjoying taking pictures here and there, that little creature came so quickly and grab the tourist's camera case. The tourist trying to chase and cacth the monkey but he couldn't win the race. Luckily it was just the case not the camera.

Naughty Monkey at Uluwatu - Part 1

Do you think this guy needs glasses? I don't think so. He's one of so many naughty monkey at Uluwatu, Bali. They quietly like to follow visitors of Uluwatu and quickly grab small things they can grab from the visitors. The most annoying is they understand how important the things to you. Once they grab it they will run away until you come with the monkey tamer to trade in your things. Don't expect you can trade in value things or important thing with just peanuts, they wont trade in. For above glasses the monkey asking for eggs. What a monkey....

The Best Picture in 2008

Happy New Year everybody! It's been longtime for me not to post anything at this blog. I've miss the last month's theme. I've promised myself not to mist this month's.
Looking at the theme 'The Best Photo in 2008', I carefully look through all my Bali's photo archives. Seeing this picture, this happen to be the best one I like. It's a picture of sunset at Uluwatu, Bali. The sunset moment at Uluwatu actually not to long, few minutes only. But I was really surprise with the beautiful colors it made.

Uluwatu - Temple on The Hill

One of a very beautiful side of Uluwatu, a place where I watched Kecak Dance in Bali. A hill where you can see beautiful ocean under it. As at any other places in Bali, you can also find temple on the top of the hill. It makes this place looks so peaceful and exotic.

Kecak Dance - Part II

Other part of Kecak Dance.

Kecak Dance

Bali is very well known with the beauty of it's dance. One of a famous dance which tourists usually eager to see is Kecak Dance, the one shown in this picture. The dance is played without music, the sounds of "cak-cak" from the 50 men playing in the dance become the music of it. The dance tells us the story of Ramayana fighting with Rahwana who kidnapped his wife, Shinta.
Kecak dance I watch in this picture was conducted at Uluwatu, Bali, a very beautiful hill from where we can see the sea from a high (I will show you other picture of Ulundanu in other chance). However there're other places in Bali where you can see Kecak Dance, like Batu Bulan.