TAMAN UJUNG
Ujung Water Palace is a reminder of past
glories of a great kingdom which belong
to the royal family of Karang Asem.
It's a massive complex of pools and floating pavilions erected in the sea-side village in the 1920's by the regency's last King.
Destroyed by massive earthquakes and volcanoes over the past decades, the late King's eclectic collections of architectural styles and stained glass will eventually be completely rebuilt to become a major attraction in eastern Bali

MONKEY FOREST
There are some monkey forests in Bali,
such as in Alas Kedaton, Ubud, Sangeh and Uluwatu area.
It's a monkeys sanctuary where they live and breed
there for a long time period.

It's interesting to see all those cute monkeys activitiy.
As long as not bothered, the monkeys are tame.

TAMAN AYUN
Was the state of 17th century of the once-powerful Kindom of Mengwi.
It's one of the most important temples on the island.
This imposing complex stands on an island in a river,
and the inner temple is in addition surrounded by a moat.
In front of the entrance to the inner temple,
beyond a split gate (candi bentar), is a large fountain basin
dedicated to the rulers of the underworld.