Highlights of Bali (Part 2)

Hello guys, John here bringing you the second blog of the highlights of Bali and I realized that I had forgotten some really awesome days and moments in Bali, There will be one, two or three highlights only but don't worry, they are the big ones and I hope you enjoy. 

First highlight is the monkey forest, if you ever follow my mothers Facebook or her social media you probably already know about this place, well for those who don't know it a forest filled with monkeys, who attack you if you have food... Did I mention there are no cages,  it literally is a hands-on experience... Get it? HANDS ON XD, monkeys have opposable thumbs XD, good one John... Anyways I have a couple of crazy pictures but long story short... If you have food they attack, if you have no food they sit next to you, if you stay still you're their new jungle gym, so basically to avoid stuff like this, don't bother showing up cause they throw hats and your bags, search your pockets. 

Anyways moving into the next highlight, the Balinese bird park, and I know what your saying... There a lot of animals in this blog but don't worry because there is one more highlight after this. Anyways so while we were in this bird park you would probably expect to see a lot of birds... NO, but on the other hand you did get to see a lot of birds so yeeeeeah. We all really enjoyed ourselves here because the birds were so friendly, one of them would bend right over so that you could scratch the back of his neck and when he would slowly go back up with a straight gaze at you and his hair stand straight up... Talk about a geek right? Anyways I can go on for days about this amazing bird park but we're on a tight schedule here people! 

Last but not least for the highlights of Bali we shall talk about the amazing snorcheling, beautiful coral reefs and sea creatures to roam those vast seas and to enlighten your eyes through the goggles.... Deep I know. My favourite sight underwater was this huge Stupa (temple) that was completely under water and inhabited by all sorts of sea creatures, I swam around there for 30 min gazing at that beautiful sight... Until I got spooked by the fact that my father saw a jellyfish in the distance (A Stupa is a smaller version of a Balinese temple). Well that wraps up everything for Bali and more room for Australia next time. This has been John and is officially signing out.