Originally uploaded by dutchweed.

It stay the same, from when I was only 5 the temple stay like what it was. Pura Rambut Siwi is located in the west side of Bali. There are only a few tourist visit this place. I was really happy to see the picture is available in flickr.

According to the legend, this small temple already existed here when Danghyang Nirartha (will tell you the story about this guru) arrived in Negara.

You will not regret to visit this Temple. The Temple sits on the border of the sea in Yeh Embang, offering the spectacular Indian Ocean and the peaceful landscape of rice terrace.

Originally uploaded by TessJ.

Oh I forgot, this bridge is connecting Nusa Lembongan island and Nusa Ceningan, during that periode of time when I visit this island (1989) the bridge was not buit yet.
In the old time people wait for the low tide to cross to the other island, and imagine you can cross it walking through, and the water level only your knee height, and you will enjoy to see some fish and other sea creature along the way.

Originally uploaded by Andy Lake.

This is a traditional boat of Nusa Lembongan people, they colorful and naturally match with the white sandy beach and crystal water.
I remember when I was a kid, my dad took me to this island to see some relatives (we rarely meet), I had a bad seasick and was not enjoying the trip, but in the island I was having a great time playing in the beach.

During that time in Nusa Lembongan, there was no resort, and no tourist, and everything still natural, and people lives from the seaweed. It was an unforgotten memory.