Jimbaran To Bali International Airport

Going back home! Important, kailangang kailangan (daw)! I just flew from Bali to Singapore where I'm now transiting (again), going to Cebu, also just transiting there on to Tacloban. After a day there, it will be back to Cebu just transiting to Davao. After a day there also, back to Cebu, transiting to Singapore! Hectic! But come to think of it, I am just enjoying all these rush rush.., it is not everyday this happens!

Let's take these 'hops' one at a time hehe (huhuhu, why am I frowning)..,

I left Jimbaran at 0818AM, going to Ngurah Rai International Airport! Parang ayokong tumingin :(
Uluwatu St., Jimbaran, Bali Indonesia
Pantai is beach. The arrow says 'that way to Jimbaran Beach'. Ang sakit! I wanted to stay more. That's why di mai-drawing ang mukha ko this morning when I left the place. A big part of me was protesting!

Anyway, what else can we do.., uwi daw eh, o di sige uwi! This was my last 3 minutes at Bali..,

It was a breeze. I reached the airport without traffic whatsoever (contrary to what I read on the web)..,
Approaching the departure curbside at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali, Indonesia
Departure wing entrance is to the left. The structure at right is their parking building (Gedung Parkir).

Hala sige.., no need to feel bad. Let's describe my way back to Singapore, Cebu and Tacloban.

Maybe I should start with the Bali airport, right? Okay, that's the next story!

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