This is a photo and video journal of our budget travel to Bali, Indonesia featuring day 4 of our travel adventure visits to Pantai Kuta Beach and shopping for souvenir items. The Split gateway of Pantai Kuta
Candi bentar, or split gateway, is a classical Javanese and Balinese gateway entrance commonly found at the entrance of religious compounds, palaces, or cemeteries in Indonesia. It is a candi-like structure split perfectly in two to create a passage in the center for people to walk through.
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| Enjoying the morning sea breeze while strolling. |
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| This large statue of a sea turtle is in front of the office of the Bali Sea Turtle Society where one can experience releasing a sea turtle- considered a critically endangered specie, into the open sea. |
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| A lady Hindu devotee performing her morning prayer and offering. |
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| A squirrel sneaks into the temple munching some offerings as snacks. |
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| Pura - a Temple |
Surfing in Panai Kuta
Trying out street food along the beach
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| A souvenir picture of a lady Grab driver - she is a Christian. |
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| Nasi with chicken pastil |
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| This is a mobile petrol dispenser |
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Packing up our things in our accommodation
Our simple rice lunch
The Grab Taxi driver towards the airport
Departure at Gusti Ngurah Rai International AirportWhile waiting for our flight, we roamed around Bali Airport and took several souvenir photos.
Surfboard souvenir items |
| Panoramic view of the duty-free area |
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| waiting for our flight |
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| Water refilling station in the airport lounge |
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