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Mt. Rinjani in 60 Seconds Posted by on Dec 14, 2017

Mt. RInjani in 60 Seconds

Hiking Mt. Rinjani takes 2-3 days of intense climbing if you want to reach the summit. Along the way, you can stroll along the crater lake, soak in natural hot springs, and enjoy amazing views. It’s an incredible experience and one that should be high atop your list if traveling in Indonesia. Check out a condensed…

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Sangeh Monkey Forest Posted by on Oct 25, 2017

Sangeh Monkey Forest

Many visitors to Bali don’t know that there are actually two monkey forests on the island. There’s the more popular and crowded one right in Ubud, and then there’s Sangeh. This one is located just a 30 minute drive or so away from Ubud, and attracts far more locals and domestic tourists. Enjoy a short…

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Mt. Rinjani Video (Part Two) Posted by on Sep 6, 2016

An early wake up call is well worth it for the incredible view of sunrise over Mt. Rinjani. The rest of the day is spent hiking down to the crater lake, soaking in hot springs, and planting trees on the mountain. See highlights from Days 2 & 3 of our epic Mt. Rinjani trek with…

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Mt. Rinjani Video (Part One) Posted by on Aug 22, 2016

Towering at 3,726 meters, Mt. Rinjani is the 2nd highest volcano in all of Indonesia. Trekking here is one of the most popular adventures in the country, with multi-day trips taking you to waterfalls, the crater lake, natural hot springs, and the summit if you can make it. Check out the highlights of a 3-day Mt…

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Uluwatu and Kecak Dance Video Posted by on Jul 25, 2016

Bali Day Trips

One item that is high atop tour itineraries in Bali is a visit to Uluwatu Temple to see a kecak performance. Explore this important Balinese temple and see highlights from the traditional dance in this short video. Sunset at Uluwatu with the kecak performance is a highlight of any Bali trip.

Uluwatu Temple and Kecak Dance Posted by on Jul 21, 2016

Bali is home to over a thousand pura (temples), which play a vital role in the daily lives of the island’s inhabitants. Temples in every village across the island host important ceremonies, such as Purnama (full moon) and funerals. While each temple is important in its own right, the nine directional temples are a step above the…

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