Once we had checked in at the treehouse, we hired a driver to take us to Kuta, an hour's drive away.
Let's just say the short amount of time we spent there was more than enough.
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| Not sure you want that... |
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| Dinner in town though was excellent |
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| Pooooooop. |
The next day, we spent most of the afternoon out and about back in Ubud, checking out its many galleries. Ubud, a town which has become known as the art hub of Bali, is almost just as big of a tourist spot as Kuta, without as striking of a gritty nightlife. The main strip that leads you into the city is lined with countless "art" souvenir shops, which all carry essentially the same items - kitschy, glittery, and undesirable bits and bobs. Nevertheless, the town itself has its beauty marks and is worth a visit if you're nearby. I was also a huge fan of a recurring style of painting showcased in the area: large-scale images of expansive landscapes or scenes done in miniature, minute details included. They were fascinating to look at.
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| Bali B's |
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| We were treated to a gamelan performance while we perused the art museum |
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| The grounds were beautiful |
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| Where's Wayan? |
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| Insane amount of detail |
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| Bali brought out the flower child in Taylor |
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| This was a little unnerving to read on our holiday |
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| My munchkin |
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| Would you believe she wasn't actually making a sound when I took this? Amazing. |
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| Tay and Gins having a go |
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| How gorgeous are these? |
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| Tay and his four wives signed the guest book |
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| D'awe |
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| "Merry Christmas and Happy House for Rent" |
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| Medieval. |
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| ABC |
We ended the day with dinner in a very cute restaurant on a quiet street.
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| Always with the theatrics, this girl |
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| Haa Emmers being fed by Taytay |
Beautiful evening skies as usual.
I think I'll wrap up Bali with one last post of our cooking class (highlight) and the Kecak dance performance (another highlight).. xo
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