I mixed up the dates and, long story short, ended up spending an extra night in Bali. Even though I had booked two nights, I opted for an early check-out at 9 p.m. With the tropical cyclone looming, I wasn't going to risk missing my flight to Aotearoa.
I visited Ubud again to watch the Royal Legong. I still can't believe I made it—well, not me, but the driver, lol.
After landing, I was picked up at the airport and headed straight to Ubud.
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| I decided to visit Tirta Empul. | 
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| Overheard the guide mentioned "this is quiet, usually more people lining up" | 
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| Offering to the gods before getting into the water. | 
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| the way out is longer and through the art market. Festive to my eyes but alas I cannot add anything to my luggage | 
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| I wish I had more time... | 
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| Finally I made it here! | 
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| These first dance, supposed to be a trance dance was amazing! Both dancers closed their eyes (as the trance took over) and they could dance so so beautifully in harmony to the music. | 
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| The last dance was about something else. Still so mesmerizing. I was so positive I need to change my phone. It is super terrible with low key | 
If I ever stayed in Ubud again, as I wanted to learn about stone carving, I will watch this dance performace eveyr single night!
Back to hotel, and the last day I had to rely on my feet or Go jek.
And I found a Silversmith class just 600m away!
They use so many similar name, but I managed to make a contact and they replied on time.






















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