Cool but kinda stinky

Love it!

Love the noisy seals

Boudin's sourdough bread bowl of chowder. Lact-ovo vegetarioan friendly option tomato bisque, although croutons seem redundant in a bread bowl, they are crispy delicious.

Crazy busy, touristy.

hah i was there last week!

This famous Buddhist temple, is located in central Java. It was built in three tiers: a pyramidal base with five concentric square terraces, the trunk of a cone with three circular platforms and, at the top, a monumental stupa. One of 7 World Heritage Sites in Indonesia!

Great people watching

don't get a tattoo there

is this the place in your music video 'geek in the pink'?

want to be this girl

What a great moment it must have been for my Mom and Dad to share. You guys looked great and so in love.

Gotta try their homemade black sesame ice cream

Iconic surf break & great photo op good day trip.

The mushroom burger is to die for.

Shake Shack baby!

One of the best burger ever

This is in Bali, Indonesia not Singapore

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Surfing lessons here.

I would love to be there again, but next time i will definitely bring my wife to watch the plays

I would love to be there again, but next time i will definitely bring my wife to watch the plays

You can't go to NYC without going to the theater.

Fun and Beautiful!

Unreal! I had to hold an 80 year old man's hand because he was so weak in the knees about this place.

Want to go back.

couchsurf it.

I've been but I want to go back for a week hike!!

National Park

I eat here every time I go to SF.

Seemed kinda fishy around there.

have my very own pic of this

Ribs and sambal terasi

Looks sick.

Make sure to walk up from the main road -- it's a nice stroll up through markets and shops on the street up to the hillside entrance of the temple. The temple itself is nestled high among the trees on the mountainside; at the end, you'll see the "mizu" (water) from the temple's name, in the form of Make sure to walk up from the main road -- it's a nice stroll up through markets and shops on the street up to the hillside entrance of the temple. The temple itself is nestled high among the trees on the mountainside; at the end, you'll see the "mizu" (water) from the temple's name, in the form of a small, sacred waterfall. (Definitely drink from it, as the water tastes amazing.) Finally: stop for zaru soba in the tiny soba shop directly next to the waterfall. Amazing amazing amazing.… see moresee less

views overlooking the city and some charming streets with neighborhood shops and restaurants that lead up to the temple

views overlooking the city and some charming streets with neighborhood shops and restaurants that lead up to the temple

(a.k.a. The Golden Pavilion) is one of the most iconic Japanese structures

a must go if you're ever in the area.. and if u love meat :)