With our time in the jungle drawing to a close we bid farewell to the villa staff and made our way to the ever smiling Imade, who had already loaded our bags into the car.
On our way to Alila Villas Uluwatu we asked him to drive us into central Ubud so that we could have a quick look around the monkey forest.
The place is overrun with both tourists and monkeys. If you’ve been to some of the more impressive temple sites in Asia such as Angkor Wat the temple buildings in their jungle setting won’t wow you, still the forest is worth exploring for an hour if you’re in the area. Just make sure to keep all your valuables safely out of sight of the monkeys!
The monkey will know
Monkey plumber
Intricate gargoyle-esque carvings and orange tiles are typical of Balinese temples
- Part 1:
- LHR Terminal 2 Lounges
- Part 2:
- EVA Air: Royal Laurel – London to Bangkok
- Part 3:
- Peninsula Bangkok
- Part 4:
- Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines: Business Class Lounges – Bangkok Airport
- Part 5:
- Thai Air: Business Class – Bangkok to Denpasar
- Part 6:
- Bali – An Overview
- Part 7:
- Villa Shamballa Ubud
- Part 8:
- Monkey Forest Ubud
- Part 9:
- Alila Villas Uluwatu I (Arrival to Nightfall)
- Part 10:
- Alila Villas Uluwatu II (Sunrise to Departure)
- Part 11:
- Denpasar Premier Lounge – Denpasar Airport
- Part 12:
- EVA Air: Premium Laurel – Denpasar to Taipei
- Part 13:
- Taipei Sights and a Weird French Style Asian Art Deco Hotel
- Part 14:
- EVA Air: Business Class Lounges – Taipei Airport Lounges
- Part 15:
- EVA Air: Royal Laurel – Taipei to Bangkok
- Part 16:
- EVA Air and Thai Airways: Business Class Lounges – Bangkok Airport
- Part 17:
- EVA Air: Royal Laurel – Bangkok to London
