People are busy in the streets outside one of the largest temples in Bali as the moon rises during a full moon ceremony.
Ubud
Rice fields end only when met by forests of palm trees. This small hut is alone for miles.
Ananda Cottages, Ubud
This intricately hand carved and painted door led into our room at the Ananda Cottages.
This lock was mostly unnecessary as the windows had no panes, and the room was in the woods.
Sacred Monkey Forrest, Ubud
A few dozen monkeys live in this forrest that houses two famous Balinese temples.
Vendors outside sell traditional Balinese dress for visitors and bananas for the monkeys.
Inside the temple during the full moon ceremony, people happily wait for dancers and other performers as the sun sets on the horizon.
Young women dressed in beautiful and blindingly colorful outfits bring offerings to the temple.
The streets outside temples are always full of people bringing such gifts.
Pura Besakih, Gunung Agung
Even the statues get dressed up for important religious events in Bali.
The extreme age of this temple, Pura Besakih - The largest in Bali, can be seen in the features of this character.
Cafe Lotus, Ubud
This band was nice enough to be playing outside a temple while we ate dinner at this famous restaurant.
Pura Besakih, Gunung Agung
Visitors from all over the world joined us at the largest temple in Bali.
Raya Ubud, Ubud
This huge bridge crosses a deep gorge running through the heart of Ubud.
