Viceroy Bali Resort - Luxury Hotel of Indonesia

The ultra-luxury Viceroy Bali resort is situated on the secluded ridge of the Petanu River gorge along Bali’s “Valley of the Kings” in Indonesia. The resort is well known by sophisticated international travelers as one of the world's secret tropical hideaways and respected by its many repeat guests as a destination that places emphasis on the best of privacy and comfort.

Every room is gorgeous, relaxing, and state of the art, in addition to having a breathtaking view of the endless nature that surrounds the hotel. A few other amenities include: bar and restaurant, spa with on-site masseuse, gymnasium, hot tubs and massive infinity pool, a helicopter pad to escort you to the airport when you're done (avoiding a pesky 45 minute drive), a library, and an on-site medical staff — just in case.


The rooms, as you would imagine, don't come cheap. They range from $500 on the low end all the way up to $1500 a night.

FAMOUS MOVIES RECREATE SHOTS

Allen Fuqua likes to travel just as much as he likes movies. Two hobbies combined resulted in the series of amazing pictures where he recreates the shots from famous movies taken at various locations around the globe.

Movie: Fast Times at Ridgemont High

Actor: Robert Romanus

Location: Van Nuys High School, Van Nuys, CA

Movie: Tokyo Sonata

Actor: Teruyuki Kagawa

Location: Tokyo, Japan

Movie: 28 Days Later

Actor: Cillian Murphy

Location: Westminster Bridge, London

Movie: Before the Dawn

Actor: Ethan Hawke

Location: Paris

Movie: The Beginning

Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio

Location: Yes Stutstsi, Paris

Movie: The Beginning

Actor Joseph Gordon-Lyuitt

Location: Paris

Movie: Midnight in Paris

Actor Owen Wilson

Location: Versailles, France

Movie: Casanova

Actor: Heath Ledger

Location: Venice

Movie: The Talented Mr. Ripple

Actor: Matt Damon

Location: St. Mark's Square, Venice

Movie: Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

Actor Ben Whishaw

Location: Barcelona

Movie: Fanatic

Actor John Cusack

Location: Chicago, IL

Movie: Love Actually

Actor: Liam Neeson

Location: South Bank, London, United Kingdom

Movie: Source Code

Actor: Jake Gyllenhaal

Location: Millennium Park, Chicago

Movie: Spider-Man

Actor Tobey Maguire

Location: Columbia University, New York

Movie: The Hangover

Actor: Ed Helms

Location: Las Vegas, NV

Movie: Vicky Cristina Barcelona

Actress: Rebecca Hall

Location: National Art Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Barcelona, Espanya)

Movie: As It Is in Heaven

Actor: Michael Nyqvist

Location: Cathedral of St. Jakob, Innsbruck, Austria (Dom zu St. Jakob, Innsbruck, Österreich)

Movie: Midnight in Paris

Actor: Owen Wilson

Location: Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France (Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, Paris, France)

Movie: You Don’t Mess with the Zohan

Actor: Adam Sandler

Location: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (Cabo San Lucas, México)

Movie: Drive

Actor: Ryan Gosling

Location: MacArthur Park, Los Angeles, CA

Movie: Rise of the Planet of the Apes

Actor: Richard Ridings

Location: Twin Peaks, San Francisco, CA

Movie: 40 Days and 40 Nights

Actor: Josh Hartnett

Location: Crepes on Cole, San Francisco, CA

Movie: Late Spring

Actor: Chishu Ryu

Location: Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū, Kanagawa, Japan

Movie: Train Man

Actor: Takayuki Yamada

Location: Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan

Movie: Whisper of the Heart

Actor: Esimi Nakajima

Location: Temple Konpira, Tokyo

AMAZING FULL OF COLORS PLAYGROUNDS

Monstrum believes that playground design should be a reflection of the world surrounding us. We see the world as a place full of color. We meet boys that like pink and girls that likes trees, so why only play on a monkey frame and a sandbox, when you can play in a moon crater or a submarine or a giant spider or an enormous snail or a Trojans horse or a rocket or an ant or a princess castle. The fantasy is infinite. The visual effect can indulge from a far, a tall slide, a massive tower or a wave to play on can draw kids in from the street.

As artists and designers and through our experience with building theatrical set-design at numerous theaters in Copenhagen, we have the knowledge to combine elements where not only physical activities and play evolve, but also with a visual story that creates a space where fantasy thrives.