- The friendly and religious Balinese
- Bintang Beer and Margaritas
- Fantastic fruit breakfasts
- Crystal clear water
- Still true to nature - not touched by man and commercialism
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- Climb of Mount Agung
- Pura Luhur, on a promontory on the South coast
- Penelokan-Gunung Batur
- Gunung Kawi
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- View of the canyon from Ubud's banyan tree
- Wood carvings & paintings
- Padi fields
- Cheap & good food
- Nice people
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- Hellicopter ride for a whole day a must to see the country!
- Hire a sailboat and crew and sail off to beauty and peace!
- Get a guide who will take you around to the best.
- Talk to the people everywhere, they are the second nicest in the world.
- Lay back and love your mate, relax, eat, see, and be happy.
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- Eating dinner at the Pasar Senggol in Kuta - really delicious and cheap
- Being pulled over by the police in Amlapura and then interrogated ( a
"routine check " !)
- Dolphin watching in Lovina very early in the morning
- Mushroom omelettes
- Having Babi Guling on Galungan
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- Beautifull people
- Easy going lifestyle
- Very nice weather
- Magnificent scenery
- Magic...
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- The friendly people
- The beautifull beach
- The weather
- The food
- The excellent bungalow
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- Interhash 1988
- Hospitality of local officials
- Hotel and restaurant service
- Patry atmoshpere
- Beauty and solitude of the land
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- Cultural experiences at the Puri Lumbung Cottages in Munduk
- Snorkeling at Menjangan Island and Sanur
- Kecak and Wayang Kulit in Ubud
- Observing a Cremation Ceremony
- The helpfulness of our guide
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- The funeral procession we joined & cremation we watched in a roadside
field in the country; we were welcomed and embraced.
- Selamat pagi! The shy warmth of the lovely Balinese people,
especially when we rode the bemos.
- The elegant, elaborate dances & costumes; especially the graceful &
beautiful little girls
- Magical chiming of the gamelan orchestra on perfumed evening breezes
- Offerings of flowers & fruit along roads in early morning, and the
cacophony of cocks crowing before sunrise!
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- Monkey Forest
- Woodcraft
- Scenery
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- Fabulous people
- Beautiful music
- Great food
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- Lovina Beach - great sunsets
- Mas, woodcarvers' village
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- My Balinese wife, our courtship and our son
- My 16 "adopted" children
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- Cremation ceremonies in the street
- Very friendly people
- Makan siang (lunch) at Lake Batur
- Very bad roads in the villages
- People are always smiling
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- Undoubtably the most friendly people in the world
- Natives always smiling
- Little technology but the most civilized society i've known
- Beauty of the children, impressively well behaved
- No native drunks,drug abusers, etc. only tourists indulge.
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- Simple Life Styles
- Rice Paddies
- Friendly Smiles & People
- Inexpensive Land Transportation
- Good Inexpensive Local Foods & Interesting Daily Rituals
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- Friendly
smiley faces of the Balinese (& marriage proposals!)
- The very cheap & delicious meals
- Beautiful hot weather - long sunny days
- The scrawny hyena type dogs all around the streets
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- The friendly people
- The beautiful terraced rice paddies, Ulu Watu, Klung Klung, the holy snake
and the bat caves
- The dance drama performances in temples everywhere
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