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Aaron Ng
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Aaron Ng posted a blog postSlow and never-changing Sanur
If Kuta & Seminyak appeals to the young & hippie, Sanur would be the place for the middle-aged and retired. Likewise, located on the Eastern side of Bali, Sanur is the place for picturesque sunrise, although we didn't manage to see one due to the clouds. Along the beach, music-blasting pubs are replaced by upscale restaurants and resorts. Interestingly, resorts in Sanur deploy an open concept - you can easily enter one as there is no physical barrier between the beach and the resorts,…See More
Badar Dar left a comment for Aaron Ng"Hi Aaron,Great to see your wonderful blog!I have made a free social media tool at www.TouristsGuild.com for travel bloggers.You can share your links to get valuable backlinks (for a high Google Rank) and traffic to your site. Here's the link:…"
Aaron Ng posted a blog postIn Love with Ubud
Ask the locals what they think about Ubud, many of them would tell you that they love it. And so did we upon our first day there. Ubud is an area located in Central Bali, the hub for Balinese arts, culture and rice paddies. Compared to the oversubscribed beaches, Ubud is a cultural paradise situated amidst lush paddy fields.Enjoying views of the rice paddies is therefore a must in Ubud. The best way would be to spend a night at an accomodation situated right beside the paddy fields. Staying at…See More
Aaron Ng posted a blog postBack from Bali - Journey & Expenses
We're back! Chilling, shopping and fun were all we had in Bali. In a period of 6 days, we moved from the main tourist beach of Kuta/Seminyak to the green paddy fields of Ubud, and back down to the isolated beach of Sanur. However, the short period of stay meant that we aren't able to explore the less-visited territories of Western & Northern Bali, or even the car-free Lombok island. On hindsight, we could have skipped some of the sightseeing destinations (views aren't that spectacular) and…See More
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Aaron Ng commented on World Troubadour's group Newbie Travel Blogger"Hi, I am from Singapore and have been writing up about my travels in Bali, China, etc with my partner for the past few months. Do visit my blog at ATeverywhere and let me know what you think of it! (:"
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Aaron Ng's Blog
Slow and never-changing Sanur
If Kuta & Seminyak appeals to the young & hippie, Sanur would be the place for the middle-aged and retired. Likewise, located on the Eastern side of Bali, Sanur is the place for picturesque sunrise, although we didn't manage to see one due to the clouds. Along the beach, music-blasting pubs are replaced by upscale restaurants and resorts. Interestingly, resorts in Sanur deploy an open concept - you can easily enter one as there is no physical barrier… Continue
Posted on October 18, 2011 at 3:48am
Seminyak - the place to unwind yourself completely
Located at the famous Western stretch of Bali, Seminyak was the choice of our first 2 days there. Compared to Kuta, Seminyak is the upmarket and quieter counterpart. Indeed, the atmosphere is much more sophisticated and laid-back than other parts of Bali. Though the sands of Seminyak beach aren't the best I've felt (white sands of Redang still tops my list), the area is an amazingly refreshing place to… Continue
Posted on October 9, 2011 at 1:38am
In Love with Ubud
Ask the locals what they think about Ubud, many of them would tell you that they love it. And so did we upon our first day there. Ubud is an area located in Central Bali, the hub for Balinese arts, culture and rice paddies. Compared to the oversubscribed beaches, Ubud is a cultural paradise situated amidst lush paddy fields.
Enjoying views of the rice paddies is therefore a must in Ubud. The best way would be to spend a night at an accomodation situated right beside…
ContinuePosted on October 4, 2011 at 5:30am
Back from Bali - Journey & Expenses
We're back!
Chilling, shopping and fun were all we had in Bali. In a period of 6 days, we moved from the main tourist beach of Kuta/Seminyak to the green paddy fields of Ubud, and back down to the isolated beach of Sanur. However, the short period of stay meant that we aren't able to explore the less-visited territories of Western & Northern Bali, or even the car-free Lombok island.
On hindsight, we could have skipped some of the…
ContinuePosted on September 30, 2011 at 11:49am
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- At 5:57am on October 5, 2011, Badar Dar said…
- Hi Aaron,
Great to see your wonderful blog!
I have made a free social media tool at www.TouristsGuild.com for travel bloggers.
You can share your links to get valuable backlinks (for a high Google Rank) and traffic to your site. Here's the link: http://www.touristsguild.com/static/share/
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