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25.11.16
Bali - Jatiluwih Rice Fields
Jatiluwih means truly marvellous and offers vistas of centuries-old rice terraces on million shades of green. We stopped by when the rain was pouring down on the fields and I don't know how, but Enrique managed to pull these contrasting shades against the grey sky - quite a different take from our day in Ubud. I wouldn't recommend to come just here, but if you make it to Pura Luhur Batukaru, check it out on the way back. It's an 18km road along the terraces where the only thing your eyes see is this vivid green.
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