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Travelogue: Fine Dining at One of Bali’s Finest Resorts

The #MuliaBali has 8 food and beverage outlets including casual and fine dining restaurants as well as indoor and outdoor lounges

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Travelogue: the Advantages of Staying at a Mass Market Resort

The Mulia, Mulia Resort, and Mulia Villas are 3 hotels in one. The first is an all-suite property, the second has a variety of rooms and suites, The third comprises villas with from one to 6 bedrooms.

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Travelogue: Monkeys at Sunrise, or Waking Up in What Seems Like a Disney Cartoon

As a travel writer explores hotel grounds to take pictures of a beautiful sunrise, he sees a group of monkeys admiring it. Do primates have an aesthetic sense?

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Travelogue: Resort in Nusa Dua Offers ‘Unlimited Privileges Program’ with ‘Free Flow’ of Cocktails from 5 pm to 12 midnight!

Samabe Bali Suites and VIllas offers an unlimited privileges program that 24 hour meal service and a free flow of cocktails from 5 pm to 13 midnight - plus spa treatments, and more!

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Travelogue: Up Close and Personal at a Hindu Festival

A travel writer decides to stop by a Hindu temple in Nusa Dua to observe the Festival of Metal, one of the most important festivals on the Balinese calendar. He gets an unexpectedly friendly reception.

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Travelogue: Hindu Faithful Pray for God of Heirlooms to Sharpen Their Minds

On Tumpek Landep, Hindu believers hang hand made offerings from vehicles and other metal objects and pray to the God of Heirlooms to sharpen their minds.

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Restaurant Review: Simple Fare and Friendly Service in East Bali

Restaurant review: Cafe Wayan in Candidasa in Eastern Bali serves simple food and has friendly service

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Hotel Review: Off the Beaten Track in Eastern Bali

Michael Taylor's Balinese Adventure has ended in real time, but it continues in Cyberspace. Today he reminisces about his 2 days at the Alila Manggis in Eastern Bali.

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Travelogue: Breakfasting in the Rice Paddies of Eastern Bali

Alila Manngis serves hotel guests breakfast in its organic gardens set amid rice paddies near the hotel. Both Western and Eastern breakfasts can be ordered.

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Travelogue: Civet Coffee, Savouring the World’s Most Expensive Java

A travel writer samples Civet Coffee, a.k.a. luwak coffee, reputedly the world’s best - and most expensive - coffee. Some would go so far as to say, it is also the world’s most disgusting coffee!