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Bali: A Beautiful Chaos

Posted on May 16, 2013 by jasminetravels | 10 Comments

There’s something about Bali that, if you let it, will mellow you out, loosen your jaw — did you know most of us spend our days with our jaws clenched, which in turns creates tension in the hips? — and put a perpetual smile on your face. Having traveled to at least a couple dozen countries and lived in six…

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Disrupted by Routine

Posted on May 12, 2013 by jasminetravels | 4 Comments

I’m here at Changi International Airport on what may be my longest layover to date: 15 hours. I arrived at the eyelid-dropping hour of 1:30 am, and pretty much had the entire terminal to myself, save for less than a couple dozen people scattered about. The silence, coupled with dark skies and a decaf latté, got me marveling over the…

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Six Great Things To Do in Bali

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Brenda Panin | 0 Comments

It is difficult to believe there could be so much to do on one island. Bali seems to have it all: sandy beaches, rumbling volcanoes, great food, a unique culture, mystifying temples and colorful coral reefs. With so many options to choose from, it’s difficult to know where to begin. For an exciting and memorable trip to Bali, try one…

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Soulshine, Bali: Where Your Soul Actually Does Shine

Posted on April 9, 2012 by mezclada | 2 Comments

I love Ubud, Bali. I’ve just returned from my 3rd trip there. Last time, I was delighted to take a peek at designer Linda Garland’s estate not too far from where we were staying. This time, I had the treat of visiting Soulshine, a gorgeous space inspired by Michael Franti and Carla Swanson. Soulshine Bali is a villa, retreat oasis…

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Close Encounters with The Monkeys of The Sacred Forest

Posted on March 18, 2012 by harindabama | 2 Comments

Heading to the northeastern part of Bali, I made a stop at Bali’s most well-known Sacred Forest in Ubud where monkeys are well-fed and dwell freely. Unlike the ones in Uluwatu who often steal things from people, monkeys in Ubud behave much more nicely toward visitors. We can watch them very closely without having to worry that they might grab…

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