So – WE arrived at Kintamani after stopping briefly at the farm called Wedang Sari to see for ourselves how the world-renowned Luwak Coffee is actually made out of an animal’s dung. LOLThe volcanic Mount Batur might not be at its best looks with the tip being shrouded by thick clouds and all but the experience of sitting on the verge of something and see the whole of it right before my eyes – I could have passed out right…
Being somebody who has always been a big fan of coffee, the opportunity of witnessing for myself how Luwak Coffee is produced was something that I wouldn’t want to miss out on when I went to Bali. After watching the Barong Dance in Batubulan, we stopped at a place called Wedang Sari – one of only a few farms in Bali that produce this famous Luwak Coffee. To tell the truth, I had only heard about Luwak Coffee just a…
So, where were we? Ohh. We spent our first three days in Bali by checking into Jati Guesthouse and Gallery in Ubud on the first day, visited the monkeys in Monkey Forest and shopping a bit at the Ubud Market on our second day, then going off the beaten track by riding aimlessly in the countryside of Ubud on our third day, then joy-riding our way to the beautiful terraced paddy field in Tegalalang and the 1200-years old Goa Gajah…