Happy Thursday everyone and welcome to my latest edition of Doors of WordPress. This week I want to show you some doors that I discovered last week on my holiday in Bali. I will also be completing my Bali blog and hopefully have that up in a few days. I arrived in Northern Ireland three days ago and am enjoying catching up with family and becoming acquainted to the local area but I will continue to blog whenever I have free time.
You may or may not know but Bali is a Hindu island that is part of Indonesia which is predominantly Muslim. Therefore, you can see many, many temples in Bali where the people can practice Hinduism. I really admire the temples and their architecture, some of them are absolutely stunning with such intrinsic detail. Do you have a favourite door this week?
I hope you are all keeping well.
Wayne ✌🏽
WrookieSchU 
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Great post here about the Bali doors and those Hindu temples and their doors are majestic on the eye. I like how unique this blog is it is like a mixture of blogging and travelling at the same time. Have a great Thursday😊👑
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Thank you, I really appreciate your feedback 😊
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Fabulous doors and I too am plumping for no 5
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Amazing thanks Sheree!
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I love seeing buildings established for communities of faith. These are all beautiful. It’s a hard choice, on the doors, but I like the 4th photo. I know very little about Bali so I appreciate the information you included.
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Amazing thanks Dan. The temples here are something else.
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I like 2. It is dark and mysterious and even though I can’t make the statue out it looks similar
in the head like a gargoyle and yes, I collect them lol You took that photo in the proper
perspective of shadows. I must admit most of the doors are lovely in their own way.
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Thank you! I agree, it does look very mysterious and I love the gargoyle.
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Wow, those temple doors are beautiful!
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Ah thank you! They’re pretty impressive.
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Door 1 for me. Has that understated, hiding some secret behind it, look. I use the word understated in comparison to the other doors. Some great craft and skill has gone into its making.
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Love it thanks! I totally agree.
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All the doors are wonderful! I particularly liked No. 5, because of its play of colours!
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Yes love the colours! Thank you Lov 😊
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Welcome 🤗🤗🤗🤗
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