In Bali, an Indonesian empire that double-crossed the Chinese hides in plain sight
My guide, Made, leads me down a stone alleyway, past stalls laden with traditional souvenirs such as keris daggers, wayang kulit shadow puppets and batik fabrics. Although Bali's tourism industry is recovering from the pandemic, there are few customers. At the end of the alley is the Besakih Temple, where we encounter a group of men wearing bright sarongs and...
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