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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Travel Photos of Bali 3

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Towers of Pura Agung beside Mount Agung, Besakih.

Stairs, the sacrifice that the believers have to take, in return for peace and prosperity. Photo taken at Pura Agung, Besakih.

Pura Alun Danu Beratan hued the peaceful Beratan Lake with ancient Hinduism prayers.

A faithful companion of Beratan Lake, the second largest lake in Bali.

Tanah Lot, from the name of the land and sea, serves as the praying site to comfort the raging god.

Pilgrims of Tanah Lot come from afar, not for praying, but for the scenery. They hold a similar prayer in their heart- a beautiful sunset please!

Wide angle view of Mount Batur. The photo was taken around 2 pm, with wind whistling beside our ears. (Click the image for enlarged panoramic photo)

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Anonymous19 April, 2011 14:05
Spectacular view on Mount Batur.
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