04Tour15.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04Tour31.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
04TourPan33.JPG=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour.jpg=c1909, Ujung Water Palace was built by the King of Karangasem, I Gusti Bagus Jelantik.
04Tour5.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
Joy_Bluetooth2.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04TourPan07.JPG=Goa Lawah Temple
DSC_0657.JPG=A 2 hour drive to our next hotel, the Centra Taum, Seminyak
04Tour22.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04Tour24.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04TourPan06.JPG=Hindu (post) Cremation ritual celebration. Families attend the memorial service 40 days after the actual cremation of their family member. Cremation or Ngaben Ceremony is one of the  Balinese Hindu rituals which is executed to return dead soul to the heaven by burning the dead body in the funeral and followed by Hindu ritual procession.
04TourPan31.JPG=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour32.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
04Tour6.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04Tour_Coolpix2.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple - Goa Lawah or Bali Bat Cave is a natural cave occupied by thousands of tail bat
04Tour14.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple - Goa Lawah or Bali Bat Cave is a natural cave occupied by thousands of tail bat
04TourPan32.JPG=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
DSC_0446.JPG=Goa Lawah Temple - Goa Lawah or Bali Bat Cave is a natural cave occupied by thousands of tail bat
04Tour23.jpg=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
DSC_0658.JPG=Hard to imagine how this farmer can keep this flock of ducks under control.
04Tour3.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04TourPan13.JPG=Ujung Water Palace
04TourPan30.JPG=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour34.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
DSC_0480.JPG=Ujung Water Palace (Karangasem) entrance
04Tour17.jpg=Ujung Water Palace lake
04Tour20.jpg=Ujung Water Palace lake
04TourPan26.JPG=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour33.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
04TourPan09.JPG=A run-down market place opposite Goa Lawah Temple
04Tour16.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04TourPan25.JPG=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour29.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour4.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04Tour_Coolpix.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple - post cremation ceremonial ritual
04TourPan08.JPG=Goa Lawah Temple- Banyan trees
04Tour21.jpg=Ujung Water Palace. c1909, Ujung Water Palace was built by the King of Karangasem, I Gusti Bagus Jelantik.
04Tour28.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour1.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
DSC_0652.JPG=A 2 hour drive to our next hotel, the Centra Taum, Seminyak
04TourPan29.JPG=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour37.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
04Tour11.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple
04Tour35.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
04TourPan19.JPG=Ujung Water Palace
04Tour2.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04TourPan28.JPG=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
DSCN2616.JPG=Goa Lawah Temple - Goa Lawah or Bali Bat Cave is a natural cave occupied by thousands of tail bat
04TourPan01.JPG=Hard to imagine how this farmer can keep this flock of ducks under control.
04Tour18.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04Tour19.jpg=Ujung Water Palace
04TourPan27.JPG=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04TourPan10.JPG=A run-down market place opposite Goa Lawah Temple
04Tour27.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour36.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
04Tour10.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple
04TourPan36.JPG=Tenganan Traditional Village
04TourPan05.JPG=Goa Lawah Temple
04Tour26.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour13.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple
04Tour39.jpg=In Indonesia, scooters get heavy usage - on the left is "standing room only" and on the right "could it possibly carry any more"
04Tour7.jpg=Lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour9.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple
04TourPan22.JPG=Ujung Water Palace
04TourPan35.JPG=Tenganan Traditional Village
DSC_0581.JPG=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
DSC_0478.JPG=On our way to Ujung Water Palace (Karangasem)
04Tour30.jpg=Tenganan Traditional Village
Joy_Bluetooth1.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple - our guide is anothe "Mane" (second son)
04Tour12.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple
04TourPan34.JPG=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour25.jpg=Tirta Gangga Water Garden
04Tour8.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple
04Tour38.jpg=Goa Lawah Temple - Two large, majestic banyan trees near the main entrance.
