Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
is possibly one of the most enchanting island on earth. One of more than 13.000 islands in Indonesia, and Bali is revered as one of the world’s most popular and interesting tourist destination.
Some quick facts: Bali covers an area of 5620 km2, about 140 km from West to East and 80 km from the South to North. The South part consists of lime stone with beautiful soft white sand along the beach, while the East, West and North are mostly volcanic layers with black soft sand beach.
Bali has a tropical climate with the average temperature of about 30 degrees C (80 degrees F) all year. It has only 2 seasons, dry season started from April to October and wet season from October to April. It is always nice and cool in the hillside while though hot around the coastal area but there are still nice breeze all the time. The dry season is always sunny with great view of sunset and sunrise, while the wet season is not too wet because there is still much sun to enjoy during the day time.
Here are eleven things one must see if you are in Bali.
- Barong Dance – This is approx. 1 hour long religious dance representing the eternal fight between the good – Barong and the evil symbolized by a horrible looking witch called Rangda. The costumes and set are elaborate and nice. The trick is to get there early, so that you get front seats and be close enough to see the facial expressions of the dancers
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Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
1) Beach & Surf
Bali is well known for its pristine white beaches and secluded coves, the most famous beaches being in Nusa Dua where long stretches of soft white sand will soothe and comfort the soles of your feet. Many hotels have their own private stretch of beach with a Beach club or restaurant along. Kuta and Uluwatu are areas in South Bali well known for their good surf which makes Bali one of the most popular surf destinations in the world.
2) Padi fields
The beautiful terraced green padi fields are another must see for a visitor to the island of Bali. Many tourists will automatically head to Ubud, about 45 minutes from Bali Airport to stay in a hotel and villa overlooking the padi fields. The best padi field scenery is at Jatih Luwih and Tegallalang which are not far from Ubud.
3) Galleries and Museums
Beautiful paintings can be found in Ubud, home of many of Bali’s well known and aspiring artists. The peaceful scenery and tranquility of the area must be an inspiration for the remarkably detailed paintings these artists create and whose works are displayed in the numerous art galleries and museums found in Ubud village. Some of the more well known galleries are The Agung Rai Museum of Art, Neka Museum, Antonio Blanco Renaissance Museum, Komaneka Gallery and Seniwati Gallery of Art by Women just to name a few.
4) Dance and Music
Dance and music plays a very important part of the life of a Balinese. Every ceremony and festival is almost always accompanied by traditional dance and the soothing sounds of the Gamelan. You will find many locations in and near Ubud where you can watch these dance performances. Dancers wear glittery and colourful costumes, executing to perfection elaborate hand movements and facial expressions to convey stories of the Ramanaya. You can watch the elegant Legong Dance at the Ubud Palace in central Ubud, or see other entertaining performances such as the Warrior Dance and Kecak Dance at other locations within the town. Wayang Kulit, or Shadow Play performances are also a common evening entertainment for the local Balinese and tourists alike.
5) Yoga and Spa Treamtents
There is a growing number of world class spa facilities and health resorts in Bali especially in the Ubud area. Using natural herbs and indigenous products, you will have a wide variety of spa treatments to choose from and enjoy. Spa treatments are ideal for relaxation and what every person who needs a break from this fast paced world of work, family and stress will surely appreciate. A variety of massages using traditional, Aryuvedic, Shiatsu and hot stones are on the menu for you to choose from. Traditional treatments such as Boreh and Lulur are common. Facials, foot massages, healthy meals and private spa facilities are also available at some hotels and salons. Holistic resorts offer yoga programs and have resident teachers who will guide you to peace of mind.
6) Festivals and Ceremonies
Religion plays a central role in the life of every Balinese family. The island has hundreds of temples, for which each and every one has a temple anniversary, known as Odalan. On this day, the villagers visit the temple for prayers and socializing. It can be considered a community event to bring the people together and promotes good feelings between villagers. With the Balinese Hindu religion comes many daily practices such as placing offerings such as trays of flowers called Canang Sari in temples, shrines and symbolic locations to ward off evil and please the Gods. Nyepi Day, which is the Balinese New Year is a day that is spent in silence in reflective prayer and meditation. The days before Nyepi however provide many opportunities for a tourist to witness ceremonies and rituals including the noisy and colourful Ogoh-Ogoh procession which happens one day before Nyepi, on Melasti Day. This procession is a colourful display of the creativity of the Balinese where towering papier mache ‘monsters’ are paraded through the town in noisy processions in efforts to chase away any evil.
Galungan is another major festival for the Balinese which at the end of 10 days is marked by Kuningan Day. This festival occurs every six months so you will have the opportunity to see it in another half year if you miss the first round. During this time you will see the Barong Dance procession which goes through the village performing in front of shops and houses as an act of purification. Cremations are another village affair where the entire family and friends of the deceased are involved. The body is carried from the home grounds through the village to the cremation site where it is place in a towering sarcophagus and burnt to the ground.
7) Sea Sports
Bali has some of the most colourful and interesting sea life you will ever see. Well known dive sites are located in Amed and Tulamben where there are ship wrecks, in Menjangan Island in the North West, and Pandang Bali and Lembongan Island in the East to name a few. Nusa Dua and Sanur are ideal for snorkeling but there are many other areas as well.
Visit Active Volcanoes
Indonesia has hundreds of volcanoes and Bali has some of its own famous ones as well. Kintamani town is where you will see the 2800m high Mount Bali, a popular tourist destination in Bali. The volcano has a large caldera lake and it is possible to go on a sunrise hike to the top of Mount Batur if you can wake up early enough! Mount Agung, the location of Bali’s largest and most sacred temple, Puri Besakih, is Bali’s highest and most sacred mountain at 3142m high. Pura Besakih, the Mother Temple is where Bali’s most important ceremonies are held and worth visiting if you have the opportunity to go on an East Bali tour especially in April when the temple has its anniversary.
9) Land Adventure Activities
Apart from the southern tourist towns, Bali is an island still very much in its natural state compared to other tourist destinations. You will soon realise that there are many locations that provide the ideal terrain for exciting adventure activities. Bali is not only Kuta and Nusa Dua. Travel north and you will find out what the real Bali has to offer – culture, spectacular scenery and experiences that modern tourist towns with shopping malls are totally devoid of.
The rivers, mountains and jungles are all places where you can experience Bali away from the tourist crowds. White water rafting down the scenic Ayung or down the heart stopping Telaga River rapids is one of the more popular activities for tourists who come to Bali. A mountain bike ride from Kintamani down to Ubud through the padi fields and small villages with friendly locals is another leisurely activity for families and individuals alike. Bali is home to the Taro Elephant Park, complete with accommodation, activities and elephant fun for all ages. You can ride an elephant through the jungle, marvel at their intelligence and let them make you laugh when you visit the Taro Elephant safari park in Bali. Quad driving will take you through the jungles and rougher terrain. Canyon tubing where you sit in a floating tube and coast down a river through the jungle is another fun activity. A new attraction, the Bali Safari and Marine Park is a unique blend of wildlife conservation and culture. You will be able to see wildlife in their natural surroundings and learn about the ancient Balinese culture at this tourist attraction.
10) Shop till you drop
Finally what the first thing tourists tend to do on any trip and most certainly to Bali is to shop. You have Kuta Center, Galeria Nusa Dua, Matahari in Legian and Ubud Market where you will find bargains of all sorts. The Balinese are well known for their creative and artistic skills evident in the numerous arts and crafts found throughout the island. Many craft factories are found in Tegallalang and the surrounding area. Skilled silversmiths in the village of Celuk, sell their creations in eclectic shops in Ubud but you will be able to buy their jewelry at slightly better prices. Sukawati art market is where you will find many of the fabrics used in Balinese clothing as well as hand made crafts such as woven baskets at good prices. Crafts and statues are made from natural products found on Bali such as coconut wood, bamboo and volcanic sand stone. Masks and puppets make interesting gift items. You will also find many unique home decor items such as table runners, lamp shades and wall decorations to give your home a touch of Bali style when you return. Furniture items are often available at attractive prices compared to if you were to purchase them from outside of Bali.
So there you are, a list of many things you can do in Bali. Relax, get fit, have fun, gain new experiences and most of all, a memorable holiday. And if you count them up, you’ve got a lot more than 10 things to do there. This is by no means an exhaustive list but more than enough for a 3 to 7 day trip to this wonderful and magical island of the Gods.
regards
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Monday, June 8th, 2009
ubud
Ubud is a remarkable town in the middle of the island of Bali. For more than a century, it has been the island’s preeminent centre for fine arts, dance and music. While it once was a haven for scruffy backpackers, cosmic seekers, artists and bohemians, Ubud is now a hot spot for literati, glitterati, art collectors and connoisseurs. Famous names walk its busy sidewalks everyday. Elegant five star hotels and sprawling mansions now stand on its outskirts, overlooking the most prized views in Bali. Nonetheless, Ubud is still popular with backpackers, mystics and all the finest fringe elements of global society. Ubud is not “ruined”. Its character is too strong to be destroyed. It still draws people who add something; people who are actively involved in art, nature, anthropology, music, dance, architecture, environmentalism, “alternative modalities,” and more.
Ubud is arguably the best place to use as a base if you’re visiting Bali; if you’re looking for culture, comfort, nature and inspiration. Ubud is surrounded by most of the things that bring people to Bali — scenic rice fields, small villages, art and craft communities, ancient temples, palaces, rivers, cheap accommodation and unique luxury hotels. And it’s central location makes it easy to get from Ubud to the mountains, beaches, and major towns.
Why peruse these web pages?
The real Ubud is under the surface. There are plenty of interesting things on the main streets, but most of the magic of Ubud is hidden away. In the backstreets, backwaters, courtyards and cafes. In people’s hearts, minds, and dreams. This part of the Bali web site was built to show you how to go behind the facade and find the real Ubud, and the real Bali, without having to spend all your time searching for it. There’s no point in repeating what’s in the guidebooks, so we’ve tried not to. If you’re interested in Ubud, there are at least a dozen guidebooks on Bali available and they all provide information on Ubud. Use this web site before you go to guidebooks, to find out what makes Ubud so special. Then use it after the guidebooks for up-to-date information, news and features about our extra ordinary town.
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
Mayura park, omission of mataram kingdom
mayura park
Lombok island has the number of tourism object which is should be prided. Because of owning famous and incomparable natural beauty In all over the world, in the reality Lombok also has history tourism that has the same beauty with other famous tourism object.
One of history tourism object in Lombok is located in Mayura park, Cakranegara, a park omission of Raja anak agung made karangasem, (the dominator of Lombok island ) which is built around 1744m.
Mayura according to I gusti ngurah sugata, officer of omission hall of continuation of ancient, and also as a keeper of mayura park, originally named taman kelepung, taken from sounds of water that’s caused by wellspring that flow qickly which is exist in the little lake inside this park.
Than in 1866, this park was renovated by king of mataram aa ngurah karang asae and change it’s name became taman mayura, along time ago in this park there are a lot peacock birds hunting snakes which are a lot in this park.” Sugata said
Further more, mayura was more or less 2 hectare wide. Which it’s conservation together with pura miru, beyond this park, becoming the observation of tourism institution of NTB province, “in the park, there are some building such as, two pura,which are pura kelepung and pura jagat nat, and also adrift building on the middle of little lake that commonly called bale kambang, where the function is for judging such problem”
In one of temple which is kelepung temple , one a year used to held ritual purnama keped (forth full moon ) that celebrated between November and December. “that ritual was followed by 30 stewards of palace, that’s brought surrounding the temple, starting from mura temple to kelepung temple inside the mayura park.” Sugata said.
While one of local guide, Suandi (30), I meeting with Koran berita said that, mayura park is one of target of tourism, either domestic tourist or international tourist, in 2008 ago, most of tourist who came to this park were from Europe, he said.
Suandi also said that For the visitors must pay the ticket only Rp. 2500 per one, either localism or foreigners, and that cost included tourism guide who will explain the detail about the park, started from 07.00 to 17.00 pm,
‘Sometime, these visitors interested to came because of the history and the omission buildings that still original, last year, almost 75% who visited are foreigners, most of these guest are taken by (koprasi of Senggigi transportation ) (koprasi of mataram city), taxi, and travel agents” further suandi said.
for your information, lombok is an island located on the east of bali separated by selat lombok
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
after posting an articles about 10 things you can do in bali, i would like to post an articles about the most popular things to do in bali, here we go :
popular things to do in bali
2) Padi fields
The beautiful terraced green padi fields are another must see for a visitor to the island of Bali. Most tourists will automatically head to Ubud in Gianyar Regency, about a 45 minute drive from Bali International Airport to stay in a hotel or villa overlooking the padi fields. But if you do find yourself in this area, the best padi field scenery is at Jatih Luwih and Tegallalang, not too far from Ubud. This is best seen on a half day or full day tour which will most likely take you to other scenic sites along the way. Take a half day tour to visit these places.
3) Galleries, Museums and artistics statue
Bali has a large concentration of art galleries and museums. Beautiful paintings can be found in Ubud, home of many of Bali’s well known and aspiring artists. The peaceful scenery and tranquility of the area must be an inspiration for the remarkably detailed paintings these artists create and whose works are displayed in the numerous art galleries and museums found in Ubud village. Some of the more well known galleries are The Agung Rai Museum of Art, Neka Museum, Antonio Blanco Renaissance Museum, Komaneka Gallery and Seniwati Gallery of Art by Women just to name a few. Staying at the Arma Resort in Ubud will entitle you to a ARMA Resort Guest Card which gives you free entry into the Agung Rai Museum of Art.
4) Music and dance especially barong dance
Dance and music plays a very important part of the life of a Balinese. Every ceremony and festival is almost always accompanied by traditional dance and the soothing sounds of the Gamelan. You will find many locations in and near Ubud where you can watch these dance performances. Dancers wear glittery and colourful costumes, executing to perfection elaborate hand movements and facial expressions to convey stories of the Ramayana. You can watch the elegant Legong Dance and listen to the Gamelan orchestra playing at the Ubud Palace in central Ubud, or see other entertaining performances such as the Warrior Dance and Kecak Dance at other locations within the town. Wayang Kulit, or Shadow Play performances are also a common evening entertainment for the local Balinese and tourists alike. You can even register for Balinese dance classes or gamelan classes. If you stay at the Arma Resort in Ubud, your children can take part in dance lessons for free.
5) Yoga and Spa Treatments
With the luxurious and romantic resorts come the ultra indulgent and sensuous spa treatments at the growing number of world class spa facilities and health resorts appearing all over Bali. Using natural herbs and indigenous products, the amazing variety of spa treatments available in Bali is enough to get you hooked and wanting more. Spa treatments are ideal for relaxation and what every person who needs a break from this fast paced world of work, family and stress will surely appreciate. A variety of massages using traditional, Aryuvedic, Shiatsu and hot stones are on the menu for you to choose from. Traditional treatments such as Boreh and Lulur are common. Facials, foot massages, healthy meals and private spa facilities are also available at some hotels and salons. Holistic resorts such as Uma Ubud offer yoga and pilates programs and have resident teachers who will guide you to peace of mind and nirvana. Try one of our Kayumanis Nusa Dua 2 night packages which includes spa treatments from their menu.
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
bali divign spot
Choosing the right SSI ITC Bali facility for your SSI / PADI scuba diving career training is not easy. At absolute scuba bali we are committed to providing you with the most current and comprehensive Diver Training to help you attain your career goals in the Scuba Diving industry. The Absolute Scuba Bali approach to Scuba Diver and our SSI & PADI Instructor training Staff that enables us to make our programs more personal, informative and enjoyable. In particular, having your accomodation right at our facility and meals included within the SSI ITC Bali & PADI Dive Courses, 17 Bali Dive Sites with 15 minutes eliminates the worry about those things, allowing you to concentrate 100% of your energy into becoming a successful SSI or PADI certified diver / PADI Divemaster Internships / SSI Instructor Programs in Bali
Diving Bali Safari
Bali diving safaris are multi-day programs designed to maximize your in-water time, minimize traveling time and also experience more of the local Balinese culture. Our standard overnight safaris combine a host of different locations around Bali. Absolute Scuba Bali has many years experience in the local area and have found some excellent resorts around Bali that offer excellent value, location and facilities. We have personally inspected every location and ensure that all of our outsourced facilities match our own very high standards.
Daily Dive Trips :
Bali Sunfish Safaris dive trips depart daily from our Bali Dive Centres in Kuta & Sanur SouthBali Along with Ubud. Divers joining our Bali Sunfish Safari Overnight Safaris will still be on the same dive vessels as those Scuba Divers on our Padang Bai Beach Resort Mola Mola dive packages. At the end of the Overnight package, you will have a Scenic drive back to your accommodation Returning to south Bali approximately 5 30 pm
Includes:
Pick up from Hotel south Bali
Scenic drive to Padang Bai Beach Resort
Light refreshments in Narcosis café
Check Equipment & Dive Briefing
Depart for 3 dives looking Mola Mola & Manta Rays
Snack – Lunch & light refreshments on boat between dives
Return to Padang Bai Beach Resort
Afternoon Local Balinese Massage
Returning to south Bali / Your accommodation approximately 17:30
Daily Dive Trip Price for 3 Dive Day
- Us$ 125.00 per Certified Diver own Equipment
- Us$ 140.00 per Certified Diver with Equipment Rental
enjoy travel to bali
regards
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
1) Beach & Surf
Bali
is well known for its pristine white beaches and secluded coves, the most famous beaches being in Nusa Dua where long stretches of soft white sand will soothe and comfort the soles of your feet. Many hotels have their own private stretch of beach with a Beach club or restaurant along. Kuta and Uluwatu are areas in South Bali well known for their good surf which makes Bali one of the most popular surf destinations in the world.
2) Padi fields
The beautiful terraced green padi fields are another must see for a visitor to the island of Bali. Many tourists will automatically head to Ubud, about 45 minutes from Bali Airport to stay in a hotel and villa overlooking the padi fields. The best padi field scenery is at Jatih Luwih and Tegallalang which are not far from Ubud.
3) Galleries and Museums
Beautiful paintings can be found in Ubud, home of many of Bali’s well known and aspiring artists. The peaceful scenery and tranquility of the area must be an inspiration for the remarkably detailed paintings these artists create and whose works are displayed in the numerous art galleries and museums found in Ubud village. Some of the more well known galleries are The Agung Rai Museum of Art, Neka Museum, Antonio Blanco Renaissance Museum, Komaneka Gallery and Seniwati Gallery of Art by Women just to name a few.
4) Dance and Music
Dance and music plays a very important part of the life of a Balinese. Every ceremony and festival is almost always accompanied by traditional dance and the soothing sounds of the Gamelan. You will find many locations in and near Ubud where you can watch these dance performances. Dancers wear glittery and colourful costumes, executing to perfection elaborate hand movements and facial expressions to convey stories of the Ramanaya. You can watch the elegant Legong Dance at the Ubud Palace in central Ubud, or see other entertaining performances such as the Warrior Dance and Kecak Dance at other locations within the town. Wayang Kulit, or Shadow Play performances are also a common evening entertainment for the local Balinese and tourists alike.
5) Yoga and Spa Treamtents
There is a growing number of world class spa facilities and health resorts in Bali especially in the Ubud area. Using natural herbs and indigenous products, you will have a wide variety of spa treatments to choose from and enjoy. Spa treatments are ideal for relaxation and what every person who needs a break from this fast paced world of work, family and stress will surely appreciate. A variety of massages using traditional, Aryuvedic, Shiatsu and hot stones are on the menu for you to choose from. Traditional treatments such as Boreh and Lulur are common. Facials, foot massages, healthy meals and private spa facilities are also available at some hotels and salons. Holistic resorts offer yoga programs and have resident teachers who will guide you to peace of mind.
6) Festivals and Ceremonies
Religion plays a central role in the life of every Balinese family. The island has hundreds of temples, for which each and every one has a temple anniversary, known as Odalan. On this day, the villagers visit the temple for prayers and socializing. It can be considered a community event to bring the people together and promotes good feelings between villagers. With the Balinese Hindu religion comes many daily practices such as placing offerings such as trays of flowers called Canang Sari in temples, shrines and symbolic locations to ward off evil and please the Gods. Nyepi Day, which is the Balinese New Year is a day that is spent in silence in reflective prayer and meditation. The days before Nyepi however provide many opportunities for a tourist to witness ceremonies and rituals including the noisy and colourful Ogoh-Ogoh procession which happens one day before Nyepi, on Melasti Day. This procession is a colourful display of the creativity of the Balinese where towering papier mache ‘monsters’ are paraded through the town in noisy processions in efforts to chase away any evil.
Galungan is another major festival for the Balinese which at the end of 10 days is marked by Kuningan Day. This festival occurs every six months so you will have the opportunity to see it in another half year if you miss the first round. During this time you will see the Barong Dance procession which goes through the village performing in front of shops and houses as an act of purification. Cremations are another village affair where the entire family and friends of the deceased are involved. The body is carried from the home grounds through the village to the cremation site where it is place in a towering sarcophagus and burnt to the ground.
7) Sea Sports
Bali has some of the most colourful and interesting sea life you will ever see. Well known dive sites are located in Amed and Tulamben where there are ship wrecks, in Menjangan Island in the North West, and Pandang Bali and Lembongan Island in the East to name a few. Nusa Dua and Sanur are ideal for snorkeling but there are many other areas as well.
Visit Active Volcanoes
Indonesia has hundreds of volcanoes and Bali has some of its own famous ones as well. Kintamani town is where you will see the 2800m high Mount Bali, a popular tourist destination in Bali. The volcano has a large caldera lake and it is possible to go on a sunrise hike to the top of Mount Batur if you can wake up early enough! Mount Agung, the location of Bali’s largest and most sacred temple, Puri Besakih, is Bali’s highest and most sacred mountain at 3142m high. Pura Besakih, the Mother Temple is where Bali’s most important ceremonies are held and worth visiting if you have the opportunity to go on an East Bali tour especially in April when the temple has its anniversary.
9) Land Adventure Activities
Apart from the southern tourist towns, Bali is an island still very much in its natural state compared to other tourist destinations. You will soon realise that there are many locations that provide the ideal terrain for exciting adventure activities. Bali is not only Kuta and Nusa Dua. Travel north and you will find out what the real Bali has to offer – culture, spectacular scenery and experiences that modern tourist towns with shopping malls are totally devoid of.
The rivers, mountains and jungles are all places where you can experience Bali away from the tourist crowds. White water rafting down the scenic Ayung or down the heart stopping Telaga River rapids is one of the more popular activities for tourists who come to Bali. A mountain bike ride from Kintamani down to Ubud through the padi fields and small villages with friendly locals is another leisurely activity for families and individuals alike. Bali is home to the Taro Elephant Park, complete with accommodation, activities and elephant fun for all ages. You can ride an elephant through the jungle, marvel at their intelligence and let them make you laugh when you visit the Taro Elephant safari park in Bali. Quad driving will take you through the jungles and rougher terrain. Canyon tubing where you sit in a floating tube and coast down a river through the jungle is another fun activity. A new attraction, the Bali Safari and Marine Park is a unique blend of wildlife conservation and culture. You will be able to see wildlife in their natural surroundings and learn about the ancient Balinese culture at this tourist attraction.
10) Shop till you drop
Finally what the first thing tourists tend to do on any trip and most certainly to Bali is to shop. You have Kuta Center, Galeria Nusa Dua, Matahari in Legian and Ubud Market where you will find bargains of all sorts. The Balinese are well known for their creative and artistic skills evident in the numerous arts and crafts found throughout the island. Many craft factories are found in Tegallalang and the surrounding area. Skilled silversmiths in the village of Celuk, sell their creations in eclectic shops in Ubud but you will be able to buy their jewelry at slightly better prices. Sukawati art market is where you will find many of the fabrics used in Balinese clothing as well as hand made crafts such as woven baskets at good prices. Crafts and statues are made from natural products found on Bali such as coconut wood, bamboo and volcanic sand stone. Masks and puppets make interesting gift items. You will also find many unique home decor items such as table runners, lamp shades and wall decorations to give your home a touch of Bali style when you return. Furniture items are often available at attractive prices compared to if you were to purchase them from outside of Bali.
So there you are, a list of many things you can do in Bali. Relax, get fit, have fun, gain new experiences and most of all, a memorable holiday. And if you count them up, you’ve got a lot more than 10 things to do there. This is by no means an exhaustive list but more than enough for a 3 to 7 day trip to this wonderful and magical island of the Gods.
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
there are many hotel and hostel in BALI, so make it easy and just go to bali, there are so much fun in there, so here daydaily.com give you the complete list of hotel in bali and the price range, hope it could help you especially who interested in traveling.
hotel list in bali :
Alila Manggis Bali
Manggis
USD 153
Alila Ubud Bali
Countryside / Ubud
USD 178
Ayodya Resort Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 220
Batu Karang Lembongan Resort & Day Spa
Lembongan Island Boutique
USD 177
Discovery Kartika Plaza
Tuban, Bali
USD 110
DISINI Luxury Spa Villas
Seminyak / Bali
USD 199
Grand Hyatt Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 145
Hard Rock Hotel
Bali
City Center / Kuta Beach
USD 140
InterContinental Bali Resort
Beach / Jimbaran
USD 155
Melia Bali
Nusa Dua [STH]
USD 110
The Bali Khama
Tanjung Benoa -
Nusa Dua
USD 120
Uma Sapna Villa
Seminyak / Bali Boutique
USD 121
Adirama Beach Hotel
Oceanfront / Bali
USD 32
ALU Bali
Beach / Seminyak
USD 205
Agung Raka Bungalows
Central Ubud
USD 55
Alila Manggis Bali
Manggis
USD 153
Alila Ubud Bali
Countryside / Ubud
USD 178
Amarta Bali Villa
Beach / Seminyak
USD 100
Aston Bali Resort & Spa
City Center / Tanjung Benoa
USD 165
Aston Inn Tuban
South Bali
USD 84
Aston Sun Island Villas & Spa
Jalan Raya / Seminyak
USD215
Ayodya Resort Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 98
Baleka Beach Resort
Legian / Kuta
USD 30
Bali Hyatt
City Center / Sanur
USD 200
Bali Taman Beach Resort & Spa
Beach / Lovina
USD 92
Batu Karang Lembongan Resort & Day Spa
Lembongan Island
Boutique
USD 177
Bulgari Resort & Spa Bali
Coastal / Southern Jimbaran Peninsula
USD 840
Cocos Villa
Downtown Bali
USD 200
Conrad Bali Resort and Spa
Southern Coast Bali/ Nusa Dua
USD 150
d’boutique Payogan
Ubud, Gianyar / Oos River
USD 200
DISINI Luxury Spa Villas
Seminyak / Bali
USD 199
Grand Hyatt Bali
Peninsula / Nusa Dua
USD 175
Hard Rock Hotel Bali
City Center / Kuta Beach
USD 103
Hotel Hapel Negara
West of Denpasar / Bali
USD 30
Hotel Karthi
Kuta beach / Bali
USD 24
InterContinental Bali Resort
Beach / Jimbaran
USD 155
Keraton Jimbaran Resort and Spa
Kuta Area, Keraton Bali
USD 87
Kunja Hotel
Outskirts of Seminyak
USD 265
Le Meridien Nirwana Golf & Spa Resort
Beach / Tabanan
USD 115
Matahari Beach Resort & Spa
Mountainside / Pemuteran
USD 186
Matahari Bungalow
Denspasar / Bali
USD 28
Maxi Hotel
Legian-Kuta
USD 32
Maya Sayang Pool Villa & Bar
Heart of Seminyak / Bali
USD 210
Melia Bali [STH]
Nusa Dua
USD 110
Melia Benoa [STH]
Tanjung Benoa / Nusa Dua
USD 100
Mentari Sanur Hotel
Heart of Sanur Village / Bali
USD 37
Mercure Kuta Bali
City Center / Kuta
USD 65
Mercure Resort Sanur
City Center / Sanur
USD 68
Nathan Hotel
Kuta / South Bali
USD 35
Nikko Bali Resort And Spa
Near Nusa Dua
USD 147
Novotel Benoa Bali
Beach / Tanjung Benoa
USD 109
Novotel Nusa Dua Bali
Jl Pantai Mengiat Nasa Dua
USD 111
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
City Center / Nusa Dua
USD 130
Panorama Hotel
Artist Colony / Ubud
USD 50
Parigata Resort & Spa
Coastal fringe / Sanur
USD 65
Perdana Dadi Hotel
Island of the Gods / Bali
USD 40
Pita Maha
Tjampuhan Valley / Ubud
USD 288
Puri Bendesa II
Dreamland Beach Ungasan
USD 80
Santi Mandala Villa and Spa
Outskirts of Ubud / Bali
USD 110
Sofitel Seminyak Bali
Seminyak Bali Beach
USD 130
Putri Bali Villa
Town of Night Life Seminyak
USD 170
Putu Bali Villa and Spa
Shopping Area Seminyak
USD 48
Ramada Bintang Bali Resort
City Center / Tuban Beach
USD 230
Ramada Resort Benoa Bali
City Center / Tanjung Benoa
USD 65
Respati Beach Hotel
Coral Sandi / Sanur
USD 50
Restu Bali Hotel
Heart of Kuta / Bali
USD 25
Royal Pita Maha
Ayung River / Ubud
usd 400
Suly Resort and Spa
Mas / Woodcarving district of Bali
USD 50
Sunari Villas & Spa Resort
Lovina Beach / Singaraja
USD 40
Swiss-Belhotel Bay View
Nusa Dua / Bali
USD 57
Villa Diamondstar Hill
Nusa Dua / Southern Bali
USD 75
The Bali Khama
Tanjung Benoa -Nusa Dua
USD 120
The Chedi Club at Tanah Gajah,
Ubud City / Ubud
USD 330
The Dusun
Waterbroom park / Bali
USD 210
Uma Sapna Villa
Seminyak / Bali Boutique
USD 121
White Rose Hotel & Spa
Near Center / Kuta Beach
USD 55
Swiss-Grand Bali
Denpasar / Nusa Dua
USD 154
Taman Ayu Cottage
Petitenget Beach / Kerobokan
USD 30
Tepi Sawah Villas and Spa
Near Arma museum / Bali-Indonesia [STH]
USD 60
The Elysian
Beach / Seminyak
USD 250
The Jimbaran Villas
Jalan Uluwatu / Jimbaran Bali
USD 215
The Laguna Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali
City Center / Nusa Dua
USD 195
The Oasis
Tanjung Benoa / Kuta Beach / City Center
USD 60
The Oberoi, Bali
City Center / Seminyak
USD 270
The Ritz-Carlton Bali Resort
Beach / Jimbaran
USD 245
The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali
Beach / Nusa Dua
USD 135
Tugu Hotel, Villa, & Exotic Spa
Old area of Canggu
USD 315
so, lets go visit BALI and find so much fun there
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Sunday, June 7th, 2009
don’t worry about how the foods while you are visiting bali for a vacation because many restaurants available there, here I make the list of restaurants in Bali island.
So check out the list :
Indus II resturants
Sanggingan Street, Sanggingan, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361977684
Ku De Ta Restaurant Bar
Jalan Laksmana, 9, Seminyak, Bali 80361, Indonesia
Phone : (0)36 173 6969
Casa Luna Restaurant
Jalan Raya Ubud, Ubud, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)36 197 7409
Lamak Restaurant
Jalan Monkey Forest, Ubud, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361974668
Hard Rock Cafe Bali
Kuta, Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361761869
Poppies Restaurant
Poppies Gang I, Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361751059
Ubud Sari Health Resort
Jalan Kajeng, Ubud, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361974393
pj’s at the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay
Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361701010
Sarong Restaurant
19x Jalan Petitengat, Kerobokan, Kuta, Bali 80361, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361737809
Un’s Restaurant 2
South of Poppies Gang I, Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : (0)361752607
i will update the link later
regards
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