Selogriyo Temple & Rice Terraces: Yogyakarta’s Hidden Gem Review Discovering off-the-beaten-path spots can bring such a different travel experience, and Selogriyo Temple with its stretching rice terraces definitely delivers. Yogyakarta is more often known for Borobudur and Prambanan, that are…
Bali Day Tour: Rice Terraces, Mount Batur, & More (Honest Review) Dreaming of scaling Mount Batur for sunrise and then meandering through those picture-perfect Balinese rice terraces, are you? A full-day tour promising just that sounds pretty good, doesn’t it?…
Cretya Ubud and Waterfall Tour: An Expert’s Detailed Review Cretya Ubud, with its famed Terrace River Pool Swing, might just be that place you’ve spotted all over your social media feeds, almost too beautiful to believe. It’s part of a…
Ubud Private Day Tour: Is It The Best Way To See Bali? Dreaming of seeing Bali, specifically the cultural heart of Ubud, but, you know, not too sure where to even start? That is to say, planning a trip can,…
Sapa Terraces Traditions: A Detailed Review & Guide Considering seeing the gorgeous rice terraces of Sapa and want to get a little closer to the local traditions? Going to Sapa is often about witnessing that breathtaking scenery, yes, but then…
Exploring Bali’s Best Waterfalls, Temples, and Rice Terraces So, Bali! It’s almost like a postcard that’s come to life, that, with landscapes so incredibly green they feel unreal. Very often folks think of beaches when they think about Bali, that’s…
Ubud’s Best: Monkey Forest, Rice Terraces & Hidden Waterfalls So, you are thinking about heading to Ubud, Bali, right? Very cool choice! It’s almost the sort of place that sticks in your mind way after you’ve left. The area’s full…
Bali Barong Dance Show, Ricefields & Tegallalang Waterfall: A Candid Review So, if you’re thinking of seeing the Barong dance in Bali, maybe pairing it with the Tegallalang Rice Terraces and a waterfall, you know, the kind of thing that…
Selogriyo Temple & Java’s Rice Terraces: A Detailed Tour Review Okay, so you’re thinking of heading over to Central Java to soak up some culture and scenery, huh? One option that might come to mind is checking out Selogriyo Temple…