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| Villa Agung Khalia |
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| We got the ground floor suite. The upstairs suite's entrance and pool is on the other side |
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| The room could have easily taken a family of 4. As it was, it was perfectly comfortable for both of us. |
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| Such a lovely way to welcome a guest. |
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| The lovely bathroom. Separate shower obviously. |
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| Also called the Lotus Suite |
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| Our very own pool, our very own lounge chairs. Perfect for slacking. |
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| The book that ruined Bali : Eat Pray Love, found on the shelf in the room. |
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| Our next door neighbour. The villa was gorgeous from the outside and I would expect, gorgeous on the inside as well. There was a family of 5-6 adults in the villa when we got there, but I'd expect it could probably take more. |
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| Rice |
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| Villa Agung Khalia, surrounded by nothing but rice fields. |
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| Ibu Oka's Babi Guling, closed for the day |
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| Ubud Market |
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| Since the temples in Bali are all still functioning, we saw these signs everywhere. Thankfully, I had warned the BH to bring more conservative clothes, so we had no problems getting into temples. |
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| Bikeslashtruck |
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| My dinner, Sate with sauteed vegetables and rice. Delicious |
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| Sunset over the rice fields |
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