Arkadiusz Paliński – fotografia

Northern Bali

1 September 20241 September 2024

Mount Batur (8°14′20″S 115°22′39″E) is located in the center of the largest caldera in northern Bali.

View from mount Batur on mount Abang (8°16′49″S 115°25′46″E) and mount Agung (8°20′27″S 115°30′12″E, just behind mount Abang, so it looks like it’s shadow or some kind of camera’s error).

View from mount Batur viewpoint (8°16′57″S 115°21′51″E) on mount Batur (left), lake Batur and mount Abang (right).

Nungnung Waterfall (8°19′47″S 115°13′46″E)

Leke Leke Waterfall (8°21′52″S 115°11′50″E)

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces (8°22′11″S 115°07′55″E) are located at the southeastern slope of mount Batukaru, you can see mount Agung in the background.

You can see mounts Batukaru (8°20′05″S 115°05′18″E), Sengayang (8°18′41″S 115°06′11″E) and Adeng (8°19′10″S 115°08′25″E).

Tibu Sampi waterfall (8°26′05″S 115°03′57″E)

Juwuk Manis waterfall (8°23′28″S 114°54′29″E)

Red Coral Munduk waterfall (8°15′29″S 115°04′12″E)

Banyumala waterfall (8°13′02″S 115°06′06″E)

Pucak Manik waterfall (8°12′43″S 115°06′36″E, few different waterfalls at the same place)

Banyu Wana Amertha waterfall (8°12′46″S 115°07′19″E, few different waterfalls in the same place under the same name)

Campuhan waterfall (8°12′14″S 115°08′18″E)

Sekumpul waterfall (8°10′39″S 115°10′57″E)

Landscape

Ubud (8°31’ S 115°16’ E) is a city in south-central Bali, it is considered a cultural central of the island and is the most northern place most tourist go and thus the most northern place where you can use Grab.

Ubud Palace (8°30’24″ S 115°15’46″ E)

Tegalalang Rice Terrace (8°25’57″ S 115°16’46″ E)

Goa Raja waterfall (8°26’31″ S 115°22’27″ E)

Yeh Bulan waterfall (8°26’59″ S 115°22’28″ E)

Dedari waterfall (8°30’02″ S 115°21’24″ E)

Suwat waterfall (8°29’11″ S 115°19’05″ E)

Taman Pecampuhan Sala Temple (8°27’05″ S 115°19’37″ E)

Penglipuran traditional village (8°25’18″ S 115°21’34″ E)

Kanto Lampo waterfall (8°31′55″S 115°19′58″E)

Krisik waterfall (8°27′27″S 115°23′16″E)

Goa Giri Campuhan waterfall (8°27′50″S 115°23′19″E)

Klungkung Palace (8°32′08″S 115°24′12″E)

Tirta Gangga (8°24′45″S 115°35′14″E)

Taman Ujung (8°27′52″S 115°37′51″E)

Goa Rang Reng waterfall (8°30′56″S 115°19′53″E)

Tibumana waterfall (8°30′25″S 115°19′59″E)

Landscape

Southern Bali

1 September 2024

Uluwatu temple (8°49’44″ S 115°05’04″ E) is one of the Balinese temples, it’s situated on a high cliff.

Tanah Lot Temple (8°37’16″ S 115°05’13″ E)

Tegenungan waterfall (8°34′30″S 115°17′26″E)

Travels

Cádiz

23 June 202423 June 2024

Cádiz (36°32’ N 6°18’ W) is a city in Andalucia which throughout history was a very important harbor hence it was a rich city, has a lot of fortifications and impressive buildings.

North-west side of fortification walls.

Castillo de San Sebastian (36°31’40″ N 6°18’49″ W, on the right side of the picture) seen from Castillo de Santa Catalina (36°31’58″ N 6°18’28″ W).

Castillo de San Sebastian seen from the middle of the road connecting this castle to the mainland (36°31’43″ N 6°18’33″ W).

West side of Cádiz with Castillo de Santa Catalina seen on the left side of the picture.

South side of Cádiz seen from near Escuela Infantil Virgen de la Palma (36°31’40″ N 6°18’08″ W).

South side of Cádiz seen from Mirador El Vendaval (36°31’44″ N 6°17’52″ W, view to the east).

Catedral de Cádiz (36°31’45″ N 6°17’43″ W).

View from Catedral de Cádiz towards west side of Cádiz.

Puerta de Tierra (36°31’34″ N 6°17’19″ W).

Landscape

Ronda

22 June 202423 June 2024

Ronda (36°44’38″ N 5°09’49″ W) is a city in Andalucia, that lies at a steep cliff with a canyon in the middle of a city with two bridges spanning across the canyon.

Cliff of Ronda and the new bridge connecting two parts of the city seen from a viewpoint (36°44’22″ N 5°10’06″ W).