Typical Ubud sights: guardian statues & flowers. So typical I didn't even get out of the car to take first pic

Back by the beach, this time Benoa. You know what that means? More jogging at dawn, with breaks for pictures

Another unbelievable sunset on Jimbaran Beach. Say no more...

Wow! DPS reno is great! Last time we were here was so hot & uncomfortable someone passed out waiting for immigration!

Fried duck lunch, with some interesting fruit from our trip to the market. Then more fried banana for desert. Yum!

Scenes from a small market in Jogjakarta. And some that we passed while wondering along in the heat beforehand. Phew!

Pratiwi enjoying her street breakfast. As I have said before, looks remarkably similar to lunch or dinner!

Local transport in Jogjakarta: the becak. Comes in both motorised & pedal powered forms for locals & tourists alike.

Hmmmm... I'm not sure there is enough ginger in this ginger tea. What do you think?

Pratiwi trying to figure out what's going on with the millions of Rupiah in our group's kitty. Confusing!

Sunset at Prambanan. Well... it was close to sunset & post processing got us (almost?) the rest of the way there

Prambanan temple. It's Hindu but just as old as Borobudur (where we started the day). I've run out of superlatives.

All temple'd out! Everyone fell asleep after a very early start. Need to recover for the afternoon's temple tours!

Mendut temple looks quite small on the outside. But... go in & look up at that roof! Nice tree in the grounds too.

The lower, square levels here are covered in intricate carvings. Don't skip past them on the way down. Amazing stuff!

Photos really can't do Borobudur justice, but one has to try: more shots from between the stupas at the top. Magical!

Dawn at the world's largest Buddhist temple. What a setting. Even clouds can't spoil this simply stunning experience.

Stupa silhouettes atop Borobudur before dawn. Not sunlight casting shadows but floodlights just before they turn off.

Malioboro St: famous shopping area packed with horse carts & becaks (bike taxis - often with napping drivers).

Lunch at Bu Tini. Not really for the squeamish, but I'm getting used to this kind of thing by now! #ChickenBrains

On Surabaya to Jogjakarta train. Was going to use time to sort photos but took load more as countryside passed, before falling asleep. Oops!

Decided to take a train from Surabaya to Yogyakarta. Stations either end were surprisingly 'normal'. Here's Surabaya.

Stopped by Singhasari Temple (or is it Singosari?) as we passed. Not in bad shape for something around 700 years old.

They grow a lot of fruit around Malang, so we visited an Orchard. As you do. There were apples here & everything!