Bali Vacation Part1

Taxi straight to hotel, winding through narrow streets in the darkness..

No need to bargain, prices all listed out black & white at the airport taxi service counter, which is a good thing.







Welcome drink @ the hotel reception







Lokha Legian, the hotel is only about a year plus old, according to our taxi driver...







Some Hindu ritual going in the morning, hotel staff told us that they were celebrating for the full moon or something like that...



Looking for lunch after getting conned 200,000 by the money changer fucker. Screw those "Authorized Money Changer" signboards. I would advice others to change their money at the airport, hotel or banks, you can't beat those magician-money-changers...



Rp 40,000 is only about S$5.70, sounds reasonable, decided to give this a try...







Better than you can expect from a sub-$6 meal




Slack in the hotel room reading Dan Brown's Angels & Demons for the rest of the afternoon...






Cabbed here for dinner...







Nearby restaurants were pretty expensive, but... PizzaHut??







Turned out dining at Bali's PizzaHut is a totally different dining experience as compared to Singapore. The waiters & waitresses were very friendly, "You can call of me if you need anything". They even ask how we find the food after our meal.

Clark Quay Meetup

Finally get to meet up with Wong & Jacob...

Unfortunately, Ah Long & Seb were un-contactable






Wong taking photos like a mad tourist,
showing off his newly bought camera...






The place was very quiet, everybody is running Marathon ya?
Anyway, we settled for a ramen restaurants which is said to have a long queue every night..






My $12, non-spicy ramen..
Disappointingly, I'd say instant noodle taste better @ 1/10 of the price







Some ang moh clowns/jugglers walking around, is there some event going on?







Had some snacks at the basement...







Candy making similar to the one seen on Discovery Channel,
that roll of sugar is enough to last me for a life-time!

While, Wong, armed with his camera, makes full use of his 8GB memory card.







Tourists enjoying a hell of a ride,






they zoomed past a few feet above our head...







Hmmm, time to update Google Earth







Can you tell which are the photos that were taken with Wong camera?