Bali.

So last week I went to Bali before the school starts. I spent 4d3n night and met up with my friends who worked in Bali. This was my second time being there; the first was in 2012. Bali really amazed me; it's in Indonesia yet the atmosphere was so different with any other cities in this country. In Bali most people practices Hinduism and I like it there because they are so religious but in the same time they are very open minded. I think 90% of the tourists are Western people and they accept them very well. They have lots of beaches in Bali; you'll never get bored of it. I went to many places during my stay there: Monkey Forest, Pandawa Beach, Kuta Beach, Pura Uluwatu, Ayana Resort, etc. These photos summed up my trip.
PS: All photos are taken by me.

Pandawa Beach

Sunset in Pura Uluwatu

Kubu Beach

RI70.

Today is Indonesia's Independence Day and we celebrate for the 70th this year. I and my friends decided to go on hiking (yes we're not expert yet) to catch up the sunrise. We went to Gunung Api Purba Nglanggeran at 4am from the city centre and it took around an hour to arrive there. After that we needed to walk (or climb) to the top of the mountain for almost an hour. Too bad we couldnt catch up the sunrise because we went up too late and in the end we climbed to the wrong peak lol However it's still an amazing experience for me since this was my first time to climb that kind of mountain with my friends and we took lots of pictures with the national flag. Happy 70th Independence Day Indonesia!

Exam has finished, holiday starts again!

Yesterday I went to Borobudur with the girls since one of my friend from Medan came. We arrived there around noon and it was incredibly hot. This is my third time being in Borobudur and this place still amazed me. We took lots of pictures and made funny videos; of course I wont post the video here lol Borobudur has the largest and most complete ensemble of Buddhist reliefs in the world. It's always very crowded as it's the most visited tourist attraction in Indonesia. It's still used during Vesakh Day celebration every year; we can also see lots of Buddhists from all around the world come here to celebrate.