- Magu Bee
- An open minded and open hearted world traveller, Zumba Instructor and dancer. *My newest travel story: http://bit.ly/V4F3Ei*
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I guess many will agree that the best way to see such islands as Bali is to rent a motorbike and just be off. And that... -
Ever since I heard of Beneficio I felt this more or less conscious need to go there. Not that I'd want to live in the place, but I sa... -
Legong is one of Bali's traditional dances. It's been considered royal entertainment ever since it originated in the 19th centu... -
Here goes my last, most chilled, day in Goa. I spent it mostly on the Palolem beach or in one of its cafes. -
Lake Buyan is one of the prettiest spots I've seen during my two-day motorbike trip around Bali. -
After visiting Giza, Ehab decided to take me to the less famous, and thus less crowded, pyramids in Saqqara.
czwartek, 28 lipca 2011
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czwartek, 16 czerwca 2011
Tanah Lot is one of the most famous temples on Bali. Well, Pura Tanah Lot is the temple, Tanah Lot is the rock formation it's on, as it translates into "Land [in the] Sea".
niedziela, 12 czerwca 2011
I was in the middle of a short road trip around Bali when I spent one night in Lovina.
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środa, 19 stycznia 2011
Batur Danau is the widest lake in the island, very nicely located with Mount Batur in the background.
It was one of the main points in the itinenary during my road trip through Bali.
wtorek, 18 stycznia 2011
Legong is one of Bali's traditional dances.
It's been considered royal entertainment ever since it originated in the 19th century. Danced by two rigorously trained adolescent girls, it tells one of the stories from Malat, a collection of heroic romances.
czwartek, 30 grudnia 2010
I guess many will agree that the best way to see such islands as Bali is to rent a motorbike and just be off. And that's exactly what I did.
piątek, 3 grudnia 2010
czwartek, 2 grudnia 2010
Lake Buyan is one of the prettiest spots I've seen during my two-day motorbike trip around Bali.
wtorek, 23 listopada 2010
To me, Bali has always been a synonym of wild parties, white sandy beaches and water so blue your eyes hurt; in short - a place I couldn't afford to go to, and wouldn't see till I got a proper job and saved a little fortune.
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