During the Bali trip, elephants and being in the mountains are some of the highlights. I've spoken about the elephants, so you know which one I'll be talking about now. You see, there's this photo of an infinity pool that makes it seem like you are up with the clouds. It's dreamy and calm. To top it off, there's a villa with its own pool. I don't know what's got to me, but it's a must on my list when planning for Bali. Located north two hours from the hustle and bustle, t

Bali is filled with Royal Kingdom Histories, princesses, sultans, queens, and the list go on. With every rich culture, there's color, dances, and folk music waited to be showcased. Stepping in Bali, right at the airport, you are welcomed with intricate masks and monuments of lavish monkeys with such expressive facial reactions. How can we go all the way this part of the world, travel 24 hours flight and see for ourself what is the buzz is all about? We pull the trigger on

Monuments are tribute to the past and history. Living in the city, we have tons of them - some I like, and some not too much. Walking in the Sultan's Palace, we are welcomed with Wayang sound - Wayang stands for Puppet Theatre. It's pretty surreal to see at least 20 folks playing with huge gongs, and drums in order to showcase a story of the past. With music, and loudness, you feel the intensity. In a foreign language, and yet the puppets and music seems to collide and ma