Hiking Bali and Visiting the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces
The Weekly Traveler is Megan and Tyler's recap of highlights and memorable moments after a full week of traveling around our new home.
This Was Our Fourth Week In Bali
Revisited the Jatiluwih rice terraces. (last time it was all green—this time it was harvest)
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When we came here for our honeymoon, we went by car and the cold A/C made our lens fog up once we stepped outside into the humidity and muffled up a lot of our pics
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This time we took the bumpy 1 hour, 40 min ride by scooter, and the shots were clear as could be
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One thing that wasn’t clear, though…the sky
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After the terraces, we drove to our 2nd location through nonstop jungle rain, and ran into a few of these—each about a foot deep
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Bali is warm, but riding in the rain for 30 minutes chills you to the bone. We felt like we’d just survived a snow storm in 80° weather
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At least Tyler got new pants out of the deal
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And this is what we braved the cold to see…the Pura Ulun Danu Bratan water temple. Definitely worth a few frozen fingers
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To warm back up, Megan spent the next day pool hopping
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And had herself a custom romper made (she was jealous of Tyler’s new pants)
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But the next morning, we both woke up crazy early to go on a hike…this was breakfast at 3am in a remote village
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From there we trekked 5 miles up an inactive volcano…
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Just to catch a glimpse of a true Balinese sunrise
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...Also, a monkey stole Tyler’s hardboiled egg
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Week 4 got us back on track and loving everything that Bali has just right outside the city.
You can check out our sleepy week 3 and fun-filled week 2 and week 1 by clicking them!
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