More than 900 flights leaving Bali have been cancelled due to the volcanic ash in the sky but the stranded holidaymakers don’t look very displeased judging by these social media pics under the hashtag #StuckInBali.

Located on the Indonesian island of Bali, this luxurious resort sits nestled on a ridge overlooking the lush Petanu River. From between $500 to $1,500 a night you can enjoy the gorgeous views, beautiful grounds, infinity pool, on-site masseuse, gym, various hot tubs and if you want to avoid the 45 minute drive you can arrive by helicopter on the resorts very own helicopter pad. Why not splurge on this immersive experience?

Welcome to the green school in Bali, Indonesia. It provides its students with an education about the amazing environment that we live in. It is a holistic and relevant education. During the construction, only bamboo, elephant grass and clay were used. Cement was used just in some places in the foundation. The central and the most important building is the "heart of the school." It is perhaps the largest building in the world built entirely from bamboo. Its dimensions are 18 meters high and 64 meters long. General area of the school includes a variety of structures: apartment buildings, classrooms, office building, and cafes.  The school gets electricity from environmentally friendly sources of energy: hydraulic turbine generators and installed solar panels. It seems that considering the way we are polluting the earth, everyone should attend.

The human landscapes of rice cultivation in terraces that follow the natural contours of the escarpments like contour plowing are just amazing. It shows that people’s work together with nature can give some very beautiful results.

Such terraces are a classical feature of the island of Bali, the Banaue Rice Terraces in Benguet, Philippines, and the rice terraced mountains in China.