A temple in the lake
Bali girl Gek Adii
Sculptures as Balinese kendang players
Wat Khuean Ubolratana in Khon Khaen
Look an Ogoh-Ogoh in the face
More about Ogoh-Ogoh
Little worshipper girl Hoa
One Pillar Pagoda Hanoi
Ho Chi Ming Mausoleum
Honorable gardes at the mausoleum
Dao women having their rest
Get on the cable car to the Fansipan
Gate to the to the Fansipan peak
Altar in the temple on Fansipan top station
Yao girl Chou Chou
View down the cable car to Fansipan peak
Inside the temple on Fansipan top station
Steps up to the Fansipan peak
Welcome on board Calypso Cruiser
Fishing Vessels in Halong Bay
Buffalo looks over the edge
Bao An Pagoda temple at Fansipan bottom station
Chinese Performance and ring acrobatic
Playing the Angklung
An Ogoh-Ogoh statue holds the globe
Pengrebongan celebration in Kesiman
Gek Adii and her mother Ibu Agung Raka
Rittong in dress for ceremony
Gek Adii is ready for her dance performance
Onlooker at the Pengrebongan ceremony
At the market near the temple festival
Barong comes very close
Tulamben
Balinese worshippers at the Pengerebongan ceremony
Believers fall in trance
Rakshasas dancing
About Ogoh-Ogoh
Walk to the temple ceremony
Get dressed and fixed for the Nyepi dancing
Happy New Nyepi Year 1938
Last fixing for the dance as Vishnu
Rangda turns around the Pura Dalem Pengrebongan
Young worshipper at the Pengrebongan festival
Rakshasa looking in your eyes
Playing card during the day of silence
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Working on Bali batik
It would be impossible to visit or live on Bali and not be exposed to one of the country's most highly developed art forms, batik.
The word batik is thought to be derived from the word 'ambatik' which translated means "a cloth with little dots".
The word batik is thought to be derived from the word 'ambatik' which translated means "a cloth with little dots".
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