Legian – 
Gnah… I wake up way too early – a lot of noise is coming from the hotel hallway. Some sort of chimes playing in loop. I have a look out of one of the tiny room windows: In between all the roofs I can see there is some sort of small temple on one rooftop – some private housetemple maybe…
We get down to the dining hall to have breakfast before I head off to find an electronics store… This is harder than I thought. Tattoo parlors, massage saloons, surfer shops… there are tons of them here. Though I ask around a lot, noone can point me in the right direction. At least I get a “Surfer Blessing” with Jasmineblossom-oil in one of the surfer shops I ask about the electronics store – maybe it helps Meanwhile I have made quite some distance to the streets with all the hotels… The area here looks a lot more pleasant and less touristy. There’s a huge mall, maybe I’m lucky…
At least! An electronics store! Alright… I’m going to buy something halfway decent. Kinda strange that the cam is less expensive than in Germany. I take the quite cheap (20000 IDR (1.39 USD)) Mall-Hotel-Shuttle waiting outside, which makes stops at most of the bigger, more expensive hotels. Yep. If you want more touristy you have to go to Vegas. Back at Grandmas we book us a Homestay in Ubud and get ourselves a taxi 220000 IDR (15.26 USD). You can calculate with about 5000 IDR (0.35 USD) / km – 7000 IDR (0.49 USD) / km even for longer distances (make sure to negotiate about the final price first!) The great scenery on the way to Ubud makes up for all the running around in the morning.
Ubud –
Since one of the exits to the road is closed, our taxi-driver has to make a turn and drive past Ubuds Monkey Forest from which you c