Day 2--lunch and Balinese Dance

This is the fourth entry for the day, and we were just making it to lunch in the middle of the afternoon.  A blessing about having a good driver/guide is that they know the good places to shop or eat.  We stopped here:

We returned to our villa for swimming and dinner.  Our driver picked us up to take us to a Balinese Dance show that we'd had tickets to.  There were many different dances, from welcome to warrior to alligator to the classical Legong to the mask.  The dances are usually performed at teh Ancak Saji Ubud Palace courtyard (which the old royal family still lives in).  I took pictures of this at night...and in the rain.  Because of the rain, it was moved across the street to a covered stage.  The price per ticket was 80,000 Rp.  (Indonesian rupiah) which roughly converts to USD $8.