The first video clip and a small photo about the sights of Bali in Ubud circles and nearby.
Picturesque flora and fauna, waterfall, rice terraces, temples and trips through the endless green jungle - in the next posts will be in more detail, but at the moment in general terms.
music by "Jingle Punks - The story unfolds"
By the way, do you want reasonable advice, how to visit popular places for tourists? It's simple!
Select the days of the visit with a low tourist load - data on this can be obtained on Google maps and and come to the opening of the place.
So, we were the first visitors since morning in a beautiful botanical garden. There we walked all over the territory, enjoyed singing birds and the sounds of the morning jungle, and tirelessly admiring the amazing variety of plants. Only met with a couple of early tourists.
On the way to the botanical garden we had a beautiful view of the biggest volcano of the island - Agung. Usually by noon this giant is tightened by clouds, and you can see it only in the early hours.
Also one of the first visitors we came to breakfast in the famous institution of Batur Sari with a huge view of the volcano Gunung-Batur and the same-named lake of Batur. The look was really huge and, as usual in such cases, say - the photo does not transmit. However, if you look carefully, you will see the roofs of small houses in the valley, which will help to assess the scale of what is happening.
But the waterfall was visited twice. The first time we arrived at rush hour and decided that it was better to return here in the morning. It was too hot and crowded.
A visit to the monkey forest fell on the Chinese New Year, so tourists were met there more than monkeys)
The trip to the rice terraces and the famous temple on the water again fell on the peak of the sun and tourists. That's why we visited these places very quickly.
And one of the most picturesque places was our own view from the house. Because he was between the rice fields. In the morning, in the afternoon and especially in the evening, in any weather - each next landscape was different from the previous one, but they were always beautiful.
