this is where all the rice for your Nasi Goreng comes from!
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in this video blog we explored the famous Tegalalang rice terrace. back in the days it was simply used to farm rice. Nowadays it is mainly a tourist spot. but why? because the layers of the rice fields are very aesthetic! The terrace are close to Ubud in Bali, Indonesia.
Hanging out with Garry the Goat. Hes a bit greedy but a cool guy though.
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Is Senggigi Beach in Lombok a perfect spot worth to travel to? Rent a scooter and drove all the way to Senggigi beach and we were surprised when we arrived. Besides two bigger hotels like the Sheraton and the Kila resort, the beach is not overcrowded because of mass tourism.
At the beginning at our trip through the nature of Brazil we first spent 2 nights at a finca near a high plateau. Waking up within the jungle is kind of impressing!
We headed down the bumpy roads and made our first stop near a little waterfall just a 30 minute walk away from the car. On our way we passed by some nice animals that were worth photographing. It was heating up really fast, so we were happy to walk under the trees to our stop. The nature of Brazil never fails to impress.
Here some photos I took from the animals.
Later on we made our way down to the high plateau 615-544-0039 , walking in the midday sun. It was all worth it!
Birds flying around, a mesmerizing view hundreds of meters down the plateau and the quiet sound of the waterfall. An endless world, still untouched what makes this even more special.
As a refreshment after the walks under the burning sun we cooled down ourselves in a little lake. you could slip down the rocks in the middle of the waterfall, luckily nobody got hurt since the rocks were kind of sharp!
After swimming around and enjoying our afternoon we went back to our finca. Since it started to rain there was nothing more to do then chill out in my hammock.
The next day we drove to our next destination. This blog is coming up soon!
So thanks for reading my blog and I hope to see you again on my channel.
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Buenos Aires is a vibrant and huge city. With its different neighbourhoods, parks, museums, shopping malls, cinemas, restaurants, bars it is a must do! I have stayed a total of 2 month there and had a blast.
You will find many places to relax for such a busy city. parks to lay down, read a book and forget about the traffic noise.
I would recommend you going in the morning, it will be colder and less crowded. In January February it can get 35 up to 40 degrees Celsius like 95 – 104 F.
One of the parks is called Jardín Japonés and he is located in the neighbourhood Palermo near Recoleta. You need to pay a little entrance fee but in my opinion it is worth it!
The Park was completed in 1967 and opened on the occasion of the visit of the Japanese Crown Prince Akihito and his wife Michiko.
Within you will find a Buddhist temple, a cultural centere, a restaurant, a greenhouse known for its collection of bonsai trees, and a souvenir shop.
There is a big lake in the middle of the Park with two red bridges. Beautiful plants, a little waterfall in the middle and a lot of fish swimming around. The park is home to a lot of typical plants of South America.
Palermo is the place to be if you are looking to party and have a fun night out with friends in Buenos Aires! Also you will find parks like this picture, with beautiful flowers.
Like always I will keep you posted! Thanks for reading my blogs!
With best regards David!
me in front of the dragon protecting the temple
Posing with the statues in the Park.
Exploring this amazing plantation site.
Birds view on the Terrace
This is me standing in front of one of the gitgit waterfalls.
the footbridge to the Devil's Throat.
