Bali in June: GWK Cultural Park and Iiga Warung Special BBQ Ribs House

What our tour guide heard me grumble the most throughout the entire trip was, "Saya sudah lapar" literally means "I'm hungry". LOL. Can't blame me as most activities on our schedule were really energy-consuming. Even laughing burns calories, let alone the continuous partake of several water sports and beach actitivies in Tanjung Benoa.

Bon appetit!!!

Where's lunch? Iiga Warung Special BBQ Ribs House & Indonesian Food in Jimbaran, Bali.

Pork ribs on the grill. Ummm-mmmm!

A little fountain that greeted us upon entering the restaurant.

I ordered an alpukat aka avocado juice. Thick and smooth.

Half a rack of ribs to be shared amongst us. The ribs were tender, moist and very well-flavored. They just slide off of the bone and melt in your mouth. *thumbs up*

Mee Goreng with Pork Ribs and Fried Egg ♥

Love is in the air. This couple looked so sweet together, don't you think?

After a hearty and satisfying meal, we came to Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Cultural Park for some sight-seeing and picture-taking. Above is the uncompleted statue of Wisnu. 100,000 Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) p.p for the entrance fee, while locals get half-price admissions.

Credits to JC for the groupie.

"Plaza Garuda" from far. It's an 18 meters tall eagle statute.

Vast plains and cool breezes.
Reminds me of the Ngong Ping Village I visited in Hong Kong three years ago. 

Candid shot of everyone walking down the staircase.

Regret nothing! xD

I can fall asleep laying on the grass like this.

Marine Bridge.

Gebogan, a Balinese offering made by Hindus for most ceremonies in temple.

The Kencana statue. You wouldn't miss out much honestly, if you were on a tight schedule and couldn't make it here. There were only two main statues to see, of which still undergoing construction.