Vacation pictures of my trip to indonesia

Vacation pictures of my trip to indonesia - pt. 2

On my second trip back to Indonesia I decided to stay a longer time to really learn something about the culture. I traveled together with my girlfriend, to a little bit of everywhere. We stayed for a single week in Bali - where we went to a little bit of everywhere. These are some of our most favorite locations.

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