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For Sale; Steel sheet plate for car body repair imported Australian not local Chinese suite restoration of antique cars approx 1-5m by 2m you pick up best offer above Rp 500.000 new was 3.5 juta Contact WA 0813 5338 9687. Sanur. [020] For Sale; Apple Ipad 2 10 inch screen ex con 5juta firm no offers Haydon. (cooper11@gmail.com). Contact 0812 3965 1227. Legian. [021] It’s not what happens to you, it’s what you do about it. You miss 100 percent of the shots you never take.

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Artisans of Bali (30 September and October) This is a month long exhibition which you can visit at any time. The event is in collaboration with Seminyak Village and IBUKU, Threads of Life, Make a Scene Bali and Elami and Co. Products that are made in Indonesia using the best materials nature has to offer and handmade by local craftsmen can be seen and bought. Do come along and meet some of the ¿nest craftsmen Bali has to offer. The workshops are led by experts and are available for the whole family to enjoy. The natural dye and Arashi workshop by Threads of Life will be held on 30 September and the architectural bamboo model making by IBUKU will be held on 7 October. These workshops may be of interest for teachers or families wanting to ¿nd out more about these types of crafts. Do come along and meet the craftsmen. Where When Cost Contact

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Bali Vegan Festival (6 – 8 October) Vegan and plant based diets are becoming increasingly popular across the globe. With documentaries such as ‘What the Health’ available for viewing on NetÀix it comes as no surprise that people are leaving meat behind for a more natural diet. Whilst the health bene¿ts of being vegan are widely recognised the ethical side of animal cruelty is also a major consideration. The Bali Vegan Festival seeks to unite the community in its message of kindness, compassion and love for animals and the earth. This is the third festival and a celebration of animals, the environment and the earth and is open to vegans and those who are curious. The festival aims to inspire, educate and enlighten about an alternative way of living. The main venue is Paradiso which is adjacent to the Earth Cafe and Market. There are too many sessions to mention but to give you an idea there are talks about a vegan diet for cancer prevention, food and emotions, raw foods. The festival also includes cooking classes, screenings, Reiki and Ayurveda. The website is comprehensive and has details of all the sessions. It is de¿nitely a festival worth attending and there are talks and events that I am sure appeal to all readers. Where : Paradiso, Jl Gautama Seletan, Ubud Contact : 0857 37614050 info@paradisoubud.com

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Breast Cancer Awareness Weekend (7 and 8 October) I am sure that we all know someone that has been touched by breast cancer and the pain and heartache of this simply dreadful illness. The ¿rst day is a ‘Survivors’ gathering’ which will cover several topics. The ¿rst session ‘self healing’ is led by Dr. Tjokorda Gde Dharmyudha followed by a makeup class and how to look your best when undergoing cancer treatment. How to wear traditional clothes to enhance your appearance follows with a talk on breast cancer with Dr Jacobus Octovianus and Dr Dwirani and ¿nally line dancing sessions. The day concludes with a ‘Thousand Voices of Survivors Dinner’. The following morning are the runs including a 5 km, 10 km and 21 km. The fun walk is free of charge. Ultrasound breast examinations attended by radiology experts will be available throughout the race. The website is comprehensive and if you can’t make the run you can donate at the website below. The proceeds will go to the foundation whose aim is to raise awareness about breast cancer in local communities and education women and ensure early detection of breast cancer. This will be a fun event and always unites the community so do register as soon as possible to assist the organizers and ensure you get to run. We wish the organizers the best of luck! When : 9 am – 11.30 am (talks) 6 pm (dinner) 5.30 am (fun run) Cost : IDR 400,000 (21 km run) IDR 300,000 (10 km run) IDR 250,000 (5 km run) Contact : 081 233 782334 (Survivors Gathering) 085 100 352299 (pink walk) http://www.indonesiagoespink.com/

Filastine & Nova (30 September) A very special event is going to take place at the Noodle, Sate Bar and Music Lounge that is Betelnut in the heart of Ubud. Grey Filastine from Barcelona and Nova from Malang next door in Java have teamed up to become a multimedia duo working to undermine borders. Based in Barcelona and often touring the world, the duo are currently on a Sea Paci¿c Tour which heads to Bali and then Australia. Their music mixes electronic beat production with layers of voice, concrete sounds, analogues and string. The evening will take you to another world using sound, video, design and dance. Filastine has an interesting resume, a former taxi driver from the USA who studied percussion in Brazil and the mystical brotherhoods in Morocco. From there his music career journeyed beyond the stars and just goes to show that anything is possible. One of Filastine’s tours brought him to Jakarta where he met vocalist Nova Ruth performing in Indonesia’s seminal rap group. Nova was raised singing Pentecostal spirituals and playing Javenese gamelan percussion. The two combined create sounds like no other and their show is where sound, image and ideas are embodied and well worth experiencing. The website below will have information about prices and times.

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Holiday Camp (9 – 13 October) Another holiday! It doesn’t seem long since the public holidays not to mention the summer holidays! I know that teachers are looking forward to a much needed break and the children always need a study break. Whether your children are on the school break or on holiday there are plenty of choices down at Finns Recreation Club to keep the kids busy. The camp has organized a fun ¿ll week of non-stop activities for kids aged six years and above. The Gu Crew’s activities include the Bounce Trampoline Centre, Strike Bowling and Splash Water Park! Lunch and snack are included. If you pay for the ¿ve day camp you will get one day free. The programme is tailored to meet the needs of different age groups. It is a great opportunity for children to make new friends with similar interests. All you need to do is ensure swimmers; sunscreen and a change of clothes are packed and drop your child off. Full details of camp schedules and fees are available on the website below. When Cost Where Contact

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6 STORM DEVASTATION - COULD IT HAPPEN HERE? Houston, Texas, 2.00am. I was awoken by a thunderous beating of rain and wind against the house. I got up to see a deluge of almost horizontal rain lit up by lightning that was so frequent that it resembled a strobe light. But you couldn’t hear any thunder as it was drowned out by the noise of the wind and rain. I alerted the family as I wasn’t sure that the house, which like most houses in Texas was built of wood, could withstand the onslaught.

that you have everything you need to survive for several days while waiting for rescue. Simple things like ample fresh water supplies, non-perishable foods, medicines, first aid kits, torches etc. are not costly items but can make the difference between confidently surviving and desperation or worse.

No, this isn’t a tale from last month’s devastating hurricane Harvey which flooded Houston but an experience I had when I lived there some 30 years ago. Consequently I followed the recent events very closely. Even more so as I have clients who have now retired there and they were able to give me a real time report on what was happening. Fortunately they live just north of the overflowing reservoirs and came out of it safely. Thousands of others didn’t. Some 50,000 homes were completely flooded and half a million cars were damaged or destroyed.

It was reported that 80% of those affected by the flooding in Houston had no flood insurance, in many cases because they were told it was not necessary as they lived in a flood-free area! They may get some state and federal aid but the reality could be far from the promises. It is ironic indeed that Texas senators voted against giving federal aid to victims of Hurricane Sandy some years ago when it hit the north-east coast. When it comes to dipping into the country’s coffers there will be many who will say that taxpayers should not subsidise people who failed to take out insurance.

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Clearly the message is that to avoid a physical disaster becoming a financial one make sure you have adequate insurance to cover your home and its contents. And insurance doesn’t stop there. Most people have insured their cars but a surprising number ignore the need for life insurance, despite the potential for financial ruin for dependents should something happen to the breadwinner. Medical insurance is another ‘must’, especially for expatriates. Yes, insurance costs money and it may end up being money ‘down the drain’ but it has bought piece of mind and if called upon can make the difference between full recovery or financial ruin.

While the skies were dumping 20 trillion gallons of water on Houston, other parts of the world were also getting a share. It did not draw as much media attention at the time but unprecedented rainfall was also affecting South Asia, including India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, causing a reported toll of over a thousand deaths. Then, barely two weeks later a category 5 hurricane wreaked havoc across the Caribbean, through Cuba and finally Florida. So could similar disasters hit Bali? Absolutely. The global trend to more extreme weather appears to be accelerating and few parts of the world are immune. Why? Theories abound, ranging from inevitable historical climate cycles to deforestation, urbanisation, over-population and carbon emissions. The consensus of scientists is that while there may be some uncontrollable factors there is definitely a link between human behaviour and global warming which in turn is leading to climate change. There is also a clear relationship between the warming of the oceans and the production of heavy rainfall. The world’s leaders are waking up to this and are moving towards a reduction in the burning of fossil fuels, one of the main causes of global warming. Unfortunately, the world’s greatest consumer of fossil fuels, the USA is going against the trend due to its leader President Trump declaring that climate change is a hoax. Perhaps nature was trying to make a point with the Texan floods and hurricane devastation in Florida, both events the worst in American history. Heavy rainfall is not the only threat Geography may ensure that hurricanes and typhoons stay clear of Indonesia but persistent tropical rains can still cause heavy flooding in the plains and devastating landslides in the hilly areas. But other non man-made threats to Bali and much of Indonesia are ever-present due to its proximity to several major geological faults. These can produce destructive volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and tsunamis at any time. Right now, Mount Agung shows signs of coming to life again, 54 years since its last major eruption that killed over 1,500 people in 1963. A similar number were killed in the eruption before that in 1902. So how can we face all these potential disasters? While we may never have to personally face a disaster situation the fact is that the chances of facing one are increasing. Good planning is the key to both surviving a disaster and avoiding financial ruin. Priority of course is survival. Be prepared before an event so that you have an escape plan or in case you cannot escape

But how do you survive a disaster financially?

Financial security also entails spreading the risk For many people a home is their main tangible asset. Insurance can protect it but a disaster like the one in Houston can have implications way beyond having your house rebuilt by the insurers. What if you want to move on after the bad memories or fears of a recurrence of the event? Who is going to buy a house in an area where many of the neighbours’ houses may now be derelict? And who is going to buy a house in an area which is now known to be subject to serious flooding? You can apply the same questions in the case of Bali or any other part of the world that is subject to physical hazards or even legal or political uncertainty.

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Having assets other than your primary residence is the key to security. Those assets could include investment properties, offshore bank accounts or financial securities in the form of pension plans or portfolios of stocks, bonds and commodities in a safe offshore jurisdiction. A combination of all of these would be ideal. No investment is risk-free, but risk can be drastically reduced by diversification. At the end of the day it’s the old principle of not putting all your eggs in one basket. It’s still the dry season but keep your umbrella on standby; nature is full of surprises!

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Pets To Give Away / Wanted / Lost / Found Colin Bloodworth, Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (UK), has spent over 20 years in Indonesia. He is based in Jakarta but visits Bali regularly. If you have any questions on this article or related topics you can contact him at colin.bloodworth@ppi-advisory.com, colin.bloodworth@yahoo.co.uk or +62 21 2598 5087

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9 AWESOME SHIATSU AT ECO BALI SPA Although there’s literally hundreds of spas in Bali these days, very few of them offer Shiatsu massage. Why is that I wondered? Shiatsu is one of my favourite massages, preferring it over an oil massage. Occasionally if I see it on a spa menu I’m enticed to try it. In the end I’m usually disappointed as a poor portrayal of a pressure point massage. I once experienced a massage where the therapist pushed on my coccyx and woke up the next morning unable to walk because of the debilitating pain shooting down my right leg. Sciatica! It took a few weeks and several Chiropractic treatments before I could walk normally. I steer clear of untrustworthy places and treatments.

with a particular organ or psycho-physical function, but in its effect it extends beyond the activity of the organ. For example the liver meridian is associated with the nails, the muscles and tendons, the reproductive system, the emotion of anger, the eyes and the ability to plan. You should understand that if there is pain along the liver meridian it may not necessarily be the liver organ but the liver energy. When you press a point on a meridian, you are not only stimulating the local nerves and tissues, but influencing the flow of Ki throughout that meridian. Points near the ends of the meridians are often the most powerful in removing blocks or relieving pain along the course of that meridian. Eco Bali Spa

The Japanese form of massage called Shiatsu literally means “finger pressure”. It’s a unique combination of classical Oriental medical theory, whose history goes back to the beginnings of acupuncture 4000 years ago. Although its origins are ancient, it was given its name around the turn of the century. Even though Shiatsu means “finger pressure”, the hands, elbows and knees and other parts of the body are also used to apply pressure on the acupuncture points of the body. The techniques involve stretching, holding and leaning body weight into various parts of the recipient’s body to improve energy flow, blood circulation, flexibility and posture.

By chance I came across a great new spa in Seminyak called Eco Bali Spa. Seeing the board out f r o n t o ff e r i n g a 3 0 % discount on massages I was unable to resist the temptation and entered the charming garden entrance. Perusing the spa menu I spotted Shiatsu and decided this was worth trying. The spa is nicely decorated and comfortable. I was escorted up to the third level and ushered into a cozy booth. The therapist handed me a pair of pants and a shirt and asked me to change. Shiatsu uses no oil and is performed clothed. When she returned a few minutes later I was ready for 90 minutes of bliss.

Yin & Yang Yin and Yang are the two opposite yet complimentary aspects of existence, the shade and the light. Yin corresponds to that which is dark, cool, moist, soft, receptive, feminine and sinking. Yang represents light, hot, dry, hard, active, masculine and rising. The substance of the organs is yin yet the energy supplies them is yang. Where there is too much yin, there is a tendency to coldness, dampness and condensation into substance (such as the formation into tumors). With too much yang there is over activity and heat. When yin is deficient, even though the yang energy many be normal, there will be yang type symptoms, such as nervous excitability or insomnia. When yang is deficient, there will be tiredness, chilliness and poor circulation. Shiatsu will automatically help to balance the yin and yang. Regular treatments can improve your health. The Meridians The meridians are the channels along which the Ki flows through the body. The best known are the 12 meridians used in acupuncture. All meridians are bilateral and are associated

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Shiatsu is based on the belief in a life force energy that sustains every activity of the body, mind and spirit, called Ki, which flows in connected channels or meridians throughout the body. Each meridian is linked to an organ, and its Ki can be contacted at certain points along its path – these are the acupuncture points known in Japanese as Tsubos. In normal health, a balanced condition exists, and the Ki flows smoothly along the meridians, like water through a garden hose, supplying and maintaining all parts of the body. But when the body has been weakened by immoderate lifestyle, emotional stress or injury, the Ki no longer flows smoothly, becoming deficient in areas and excessive in others, creating a state of dis-ease. Shiatsu can alleviate headaches, lower back and shoulder pain or specific problems.

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Lying face down, she began working on my feet, stretching my legs and gradually working her way up my legs to the back. I could feel the tension leaving my body. Next I was asked to lie on my side, this would allow the therapist to work on both inner and outer legs, buttocks, stretching the torso and working under the scapula. The best part was the points along the neck, gently but firmly pressed. Great for headaches and neck tension. Finally I was asked to lie face up where more leg work was done, then a good stomach massage, arms and a fabulous hand massage. The treatment came to a close with good neck pressure points and a soothing face and head massage. I felt so relaxed yet energized. It was a fabulous proper Shiatsu. I’ve returned for more treatments and realized that the therapists have been well trained. Get a 50% discount off Shiatsu til the end of September.

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Besides all of the other usual spa treatments like other massages, hair, nails and facials it’s known for using certified organic Australian tanning products called Eco Tan for those who can’t wait to get an instant tan. Eco Bali Spa Jl. CamplungTanduk No. 103. (formerly Dynapura). Seminyak T: 361-738730. M 8123953842 Email: eco.balispa@yahoo.com fb: ecobalispa Instagram: ecobalispa Web: www.ecobalispa.com

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This Sporting Life RUGBY NEWS Karma Bali 10’s 2017 It is that time of year again, the Bali 10’s are on again, on the weekend of October 14 and 15. One of Bali’s oldest non government sports events, now in its 23rd year, the Bali 10’s, now known as Karma Bali 10’s following the announcement of Karma Resorts sponsorship of Bali Rugby Club in August this year, is growing year to year. Started in 1995 by a group of expats from Jakarta, after the first 10 years, the Bali 10’s was from 2005 to 2008 run by the IRFU (Indonesian Rugby Football Union, fore runner of today’s PRUI) under Steve Barber, in 2009 the then Bali Rugby Club President Rodney Holt took the helm of the event introducing the women’s division. In the more recent years under the guidance of Kurt Lovell, the Bali 10’s has grown into one of Asia largest if not the largest rugby 10’s events in Asia. This year is no different with forty teams entered .The big story is the twelve teams in the women’s division the largest field to date reflecting both the popularity the event and the growth of women’s rugby 7’s in the region. From Australia we have the Kalamunda Kweens, Nedlands and East Arnhem, the Cebu Ladies from Philippines, from Singapore the Bucks, the SOWRC Angels, PSD Warriors and FRC Dingoes from Malaysia and rounding it off the Papua Womens, Banteng and Bali’s own Chillettes from Indonesia.

Kukris,closer to home from Timor Leste we have the Dili Karau and from Indonesia, Jakarta Komodo’s, Papua. The Bali Rugby Club is defending local honour with two teams the Bali Chillies and the Chillies Development, reflecting the growth and development of Rugby on the island. Of special interest is the return of Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) ,who have been absent from the Bali 10’s since the 2002 Bombings.

The Bali Rugby Club thanks the Karma Resorts for their event wide support. Spectators are welcome to the Yoga Perkanthi football field in Jimbaran from 9am on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th October where entrance is free and there is covered seating in the grandstand. You’ll be able to enjoy a cold Heinken beer, a steak burger from MooMoo’s Restaurant, pick up some merchandise from SPEAR Sportswear and buy a rugby ball from Gilbert. All are welcome.

SCC was one of the four clubs together with Taipei Baboons, ISCI and Hong Kong Football Club that lost players and supporters in the tragic events 15 years ago. SCC has entered both a vets and mens teams.

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In the Vets division, the legendary Potbellies from Dubai, from Australia we have the Jez Nez, Wests Old Boars and the Palmyra Pigs, from Singapore the Bucks and SCC, and finally from Indonesia, legends from yesteryear the Sumbawa Nagas and Jakarta Dino’s. The Jakarta Dino’s includes a number of luminaries from Indonesian rugby history, trying to relive their glory days. In the men’s division, from Australia we have the Kalamunda B u l l s , P e r t h B a y s w a t e r, S w a m p d o g s , A u b i g n y Barbarians,MahiMahi Allstars, Kimono Dragons, Waverly and Layaway Travel, whereas from the land of the long white cloud, New Zealand a couple of teams, Kapiti and Napier Old Boys. From Brunei, the mainly British Bali 10 regulars the Flying

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“Where you go – wash your eyes ya?” Some of the most “charming” Indonesian expressions are ones that use the word cuci which means ‘to wash’. Perhaps this is because Indonesians always ask each other (even people they’ve just met) if one has washed yet or not (“Sudah mandi?”). Perhaps not. Nonetheless, the word is part of some pretty funky expressions. For example, cuci mata that literally means ‘wash eyes’ means to check something out, colloquially suggestive of being on the hunt for someone good looking, normally referring to the opposite sex. So you can use this in a joking way when someone asks you what you’re going to do when you go out somewhere. Cuci gudang literally means to wash a building, which means ‘clearance sale’ and you’ll often see this in the windows of big retail stores. Cuci uang colloquially doesn’t mean to wash money but to money launder and is commonly featured in front page newspaper articles with corruption still rife all over the archipelago. If you wish to absolve yourself from guilt for something, you can just cuci tangan (wash hands) – this is also a common word to come across in political tabloids. Indonesia is a country that is currently experiencing an explosion of developed world ‘lifestyle’ diseases such as obesity and diabetes, the term cuci darah (‘wash blood’) is commonly heard, This means ‘dialysis’. In the digital age, it’s less common to develop film here but when I arrived in Bali in the 1990s I would often need to go to a photo shop to “wash film” (cuci pilem), meaning to develop prints – now this term totally makes sense. A very rare expression that has been pretty much relegated to dictionaries is cuci leher which translates as ‘wash neck’. This is the most bizarre of all of the cuci expressions as this one means ‘to eat well’, I guess meaning that you’ve filled your stomach so much that it reaches your neck!

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House serving up an international smorgasbord of snacks, you won’t need to search far to refuel and you can count on rehydration of a different kind at the bar. There will be a host of free wine tasting available.

Festival Fun Days are Back at Finns Get ready people, the next Food and Wine Festival is just around the corner. Free for everyone to attend it promises lashings of family ﬂavoured fun where you can get your ﬁll of food, free entertainment, liquid refreshments and retail therapy all in the one place on Friday October 6th from 3pm. Join everybody on the lawn and let the kids run free for a while or bounce off the walls on the jumping castles. Speaking of bouncing… bigger kids or those of us still young at heart might be keen to take part in the not-so-serious new sports sensation, Bubble Soccer! A hilarious hybrid, the game appears to be a crossbreed creation of billiards, bumper cars

and football and is seriously funny to see. Players’ upper bodies are encased in an inflated, ring shaped orb with only their lower limbs free to move. Zorbers form two teams and the concept of the game is much the same as soccer with a lot of bouncy contact! One of the best things about Bubble Soccer (Snookball if you prefer to call it), other than side splitting fun, is that you are protected from sharp elbows and hard surfaces by one huge air filled floatie! Cool off after your Bubble Soccer session with a few runs down the rides at Splash, however you’ll have to leave your Zorb ‘floatie’ behind as they’re NOT permitted on the slides, (as entertaining as that might be!) Splash is free for everybody from 3pm on Food and Wine Festival days at Finns so remember to bring your swimsuits. All of that hydro fun can build quite a thirst but with no less than ten food and beverage vendors as well as Bistro C’s Smoke

Take a stroll around the market and check out the wares on show from eighty market stall vendors. Find your next pair of active wear, sepeda motor seat covers, snacks, swimsuits, stylish threads, toys and tons more to tempt you to open your wallet. Even if you’re not up for any retail therapy (err…. like, as if!!!) sit back in a bean bag and enjoy the show! The evening is chock full of entertainment for everyone to enjoy with laid back tunes from acoustic guitarists, clowns and magicians to enthrall the kids and DJs and live music keeping the tunes rocking into the later hours and it’s all free! If you’d like to be a market stall vendor at the next Finns Food and Wine Festival get in quick and contact eka.andi@ﬁnnsrecclub.com for details. Set October 6th aside in your diaries for some family sized fun, get ready to shop, be social and shake your booty! FINNS RECREATION CLUB Raya Pantai Berawa, Canggu FINNSRECCLUB.COM

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for any travel lover. On a sunny day, the sarong can be an accessory, on another, a decorative piece to bring light, colour and happiness into a bedroom or a living room.

This summer, Bali based brand Brescia Bercane, invites us to dive into her nomadic world. She brings us along on her exotic journey by way of stunning creations and wearable art and now you can find a range of her designs at Finns Beach Club Boutique! Born from an exceptional encounter of two complementary souls looking for freedom, inspiration, and creativity, this label is the result of a successful collaboration between designer, Brescia Bercane and dedicated business developer, Manon Norel. Coming from a very artistic background, Brescia has always been passionate about creation and fashion design. With a proven, strong business acumen and sense of dedication, Manon joined forces with her to help drive the brand forward and together they have taken their label international; their designs featuring in boutiques across Bali, Europe and the US. Living between France and Bali, both are keen to explore the many cultures the world has to offer, their travels and countries of residence providing them with daily inspiration and the desire to create pieces that reflect the magic of the images they find before them! For several years, Brescia

At Brescia Bercane, every print tells a story and provides positive vibes through a mixed panel of bright and warm colours. New season creations has been learning from the best designers in France, India, and Bali. Always inspired by mystic souls, Berber tribes, and folk art, she has ﬁnally been able to realise her dream of launching her own brand. Every day, the designer seeks joy and happiness, capturing moments of pure beauty from wherever her travels take her. Driven by her passion for crafts and her desire to move people through her art, Brescia Bercane has released a wonderful sarong capsule collection. Made of light and delicate fabrics as soft as silk, the sarongs features handmade artworks - real, wearable art! The mix between vibrant colours and ethnic visage mean they can also be used as decorative pieces. Showcased on a wall, main support as indoor decoration, the sarongs bring a real bohemian atmosphere to any room - versatile ‘must-haves’

Off and Racing & Ready to Rock Melbourne Cup is now only a matter of weeks away so it is time to get back in the saddle and start planning for Bali’s biggest event on the annual social calendar! As always, it’s sure to be a stellar line up of entertainment as Finns are sticking with their successful recipe featuring Australian home grown talent. Cup day guests are in for even more than a triple treat this year with not one, not two, but FOUR well known Aussie vocalists. Household names in Oz throughout the eighties, nineties and noughties; Paul Gray (of Wa Wa Nee), Mark Gable (Choirboys), Jason Singh (Taxiride) and Reece Maston ( X-Factor winner 2011) will grace the stage as ‘The Voices’ in a celebration of Australian music, ensuring an unforgettable afternoon of awesome tunes, great food, and fabulous fun. Relive some of those fantastic hits that became our unofficial Aus rock anthems like Run to Paradise, Everywhere You Go and Stimulation and get ready to rock and roll. That’s right party people! Tuesday November 7th sees the

Moet Marquee back on club grounds and early bird tickets are available for a few more days at discount prices for

members and non members until September 30th when remaining tickets will go on sale (at the regular price!). Purchase places for a table of ten or simply one for yourself and wait and see who will be your ‘cup crowd’ for the day! Early bird tickets for members are Rp1.8 mill per single and RP 1.7 mill (per person) when you book for a table of ten. Tickets for non members and purchases for members post September 30th will be just a little bit more at RP1.9 mill (RP1.8mill pp/table of ten). Marquee tickets include three hours of free ﬂow French champagne, quality wines and beers along with tasty canapés and a gourmet lunch. Gates open at 10am with a welcome drink and a chance to secure your winning tickets! Champagne and canapes are to be served from 11am with seating from 11.45 and the race of the day at 12 noon. Help yourself to gourmet lunch from 12.30pm and the free ﬂow

have been inspired by Massai and Libyan prints and the designer has let her imagination run free, ornamenting t-shirt dresses of jersey bamboo with embroidery and pearls. Unknown faces in each design are the result of eclectic inspiration whilst a myriad of colours and shimmering forms bring Indian vibes to the fore. It’s the perfect balance between primitive traditions and urban elegance. Animated by the desire to engender emotion via her art, Brescia Bercane continues to create quality and original handmade designs and printed textiles for both beachwear, and home decor. See her designs in person and browse the Brescia Bercane collection at Finns Beach Club Boutique or visit their website: www.bresciabercane.com

continues until 2pm. Raffles and auctions are planned throughout the day and of course all proceeds go toward respected Bali charity, Solemen Indonesia. Once the race and fashions on the field formalities are done and dusted, it’ll be time to get the real party rolling with music and DJs from 2pm and the main event from 4pm as The Voices take to the stage to entertain you. Don’t delay, at this rate, November’s not creeping up slowly. Giddy up, grab your tickets and shout it out to your friends now for a chance to be a part of one hot day of entertainment. Renowned as one of Bali’s best events on the entertainment calendar, Melbourne Cup at ‘The Club’ attracts a large number of international visitors who come specifically for Cup Day and return the following year for more! Tickets are available from Finns Beach Club and Finns Recreation Club receptions. For further details regarding the program on the day, go to the website: finnsrecclub.com and click on the pink Melbourne Cup tab in the top right corner. FINNS RECREATION CLUB Raya Pantai Berawa, Canggu finnsrecclub.com

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Biku Jln. Raya Petitenget, Kerobokan, made High Teas available to everyone. Most 5 star hotels do them but mainly for their house guests. Biku does them all day and in many forms, for all. Traditional, of course, is the original English version, cucumber sandwiches and all. Being in Bali they also added an Asian version and now have a breakfast one as well [pictured]. Croissants, Danish, Scones with jam and cream, Corn Cakes with avocado salsa, Herb Omelette with sausage and grilled tomato, Fruit Salad with yoghurt and the tea of your choice [or coffee]. Whilst this is only available in the mornings there is also an all day breakfast with many options such as their Soft Poached Eggs on chive and cheddar buttermilk scones, the Indian Lentil Crepes or the Middle-Eastern Shakshuka. Biku also offers a large a la carte menu with many popular dishes including those very Aussie meat pies. Don’t forget the traditional Strawberry Pavlova. The Tea Menu at Biku is larger than a wine list at a fine dining restaurant, they offer so many rare and aged teas.

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Extrablatt is back! Great news for all those who like a good German meat meal from time to time, as I do! For many years it was just a small restaurant opposite what used to be Hotel Rumah Manis on Jln. Nakula, Legian. It has now re-opened 100 metres further down Nakula at an indoor-outdoor site that was for a very short time a Babi Guling restaurant. All the old favourites are on the new menu. My regular lunch time dishes were always the Hackbraten [meatloaf] or Geschnetzeltes [beef strips with mushrooms in a cream sauce], both served with that thin crunchy sliced pan-fried potato, very German style. Sometimes for variety the Leberkase [Bavarian style meat loaf with fried egg on top] or Rinderroulade mit Rotkraut [beef rouladen with red cabbage]. Any early morning stop [open from 9.00 a.m.] the Farmer Breakfast [fried potato with bacon, sausage, sauerkraut and egg] is essential. Great meat dishes and at very reasonable prices, every dish less than Rp.100,000 [incl. tax and service], many much less!

UNO has opened on Jln. Raya Ubud. It finally completes the demise of Ary’s Warung, the old site now split into two halves, White Orchid and UNO. 15 years ago the original Ary’s [before moving next door and going up-market] was one of the leading restaurants in Ubud. It then featured Chris Salans in the kitchen, his first stint in Ubud prior to opening Mozaic. Ary’s never seemed to recover from the Bali bombs after which they stopped hiring international chefs. UNO is the standard Italian with a large wood-fired pizza oven at the front and that endless array of pasta dishes.

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Happy Chappy has now opened an outlet at Jakarta’s Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, in the new high tech Terminal 3, between Gates 12 & 13. Available are a range of dim sum and noodle dishes, freshly prepared, daily, in the central kitchen on the premises. A quick quality snack is the perfect way to fill in time during that wait for the always delayed flight. This group is expanding rapidly but in a controlled manner by the management team, headed by David Kearns who was head honcho in the launch of the successful Sarong and Mamasan restaurants years ago. A small Happy Chappy on Raya Ubud [close to Spice] is expected to open late October, and at Bali airport some time soon, more to follow in 2018.

Sakanaya has to be the leading wet fish shop in Bali. It shares a space with Ramen Boy, at the western end of Sunset Road, Seminyak, it is operated by the Ryoshi chain of restaurants. Sakanaya offers many ways of eating fish, Japanese style. Fresh seafood is packed in iced display cabinets in the inside air-conditioned area. Outside Sakanaya shares the terrace with Ramen Boy. Prawns can be black [tiger] or white [normal]. Either can be cooked for you battered, in breadcrumbs or poached Cajun style. They usually have up to 9 different varieties of fish, depending on the day’s availability, and you can order your fish as Sashimi, grilled, fried, battered, bread-crumbed or also poached Cajun style. The Sashimi is served as a small or large platter, the freshest [you can watch it being sliced] and the cheapest in Bali.

Som Chai has now finally opened on the site, Jln, Kerobokan, that once was REPLUBLIK 1945. Som Chai is all Thai with fine dining in the rear cavernous room [referred to as the Restaurant] and Will’s version of street food in the funky front section [referred to as the Lounge], which will hopefully become a party room late at night. Som Chai is a part of the Sarong Group featuring the kitchen talents of Will Meyrick. Legong is a survivor from the 90’s. Back then most restaurants in Bali were locally operated and served versions of the various cuisines according to whichever countries the local regular tourists emanated. A Bali dance performance or a ‘pirated’ movie showing on a large screen, were almost mandatory. Legong, at the southern end of Jln. Danau Tamblingan, Sanur, presents an enormous menu, a little bit of everything. There are 8 different soups to choose from including a Balinese fish soup, The Chicken with honey mustard an entree with a modern touch. The few Indonesian Chinese dishes include the ever popular Koloke [sweet and sour chicken] and Kung Pao. Seafood can be Lobster or the simpler Timbbugan be Pasih [steamed fish served in a coconut shell]. Local favourite Chicken in sweet soy and from Europe a standard Wiener Schnitzel. The Rijstaffel served Dutch style with all the small dishes presented at once, not staggered. C/R/G-16 August 17

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Interesting, Innovative and Good! The amazing transformation of Bali dining has now come full cycle. 20 years ago it was hard to find anything above standard local food anywhere outside of the major hotels. Then the foreign chefs came, young ones more as a stepping stone to make their name somewhere else. Bali was creating world headlines and so then the established chefs followed, wanting to set up here.

at a very reasonable price. The salmon is layered with paper thin slices of zucchini and tomato, caramelised onion and sweet basil leaves, great balance!

Amongst the mains are two vegetarian dishes that are worth ordering by anyone. Tofu I usually find rather boring and tasteless. Even though I know that it is quite healthy I rarely order it. Not so this one, here it is cooked, with a mix of chopped vegetables, in a light coconut milk curry, The tofu cubes soak up the curry, and taste great.

The result was that many young Balinese chefs of the future were able to work with international chefs and learn much more than was possible in a local college. Those who were capable of absorbing and understanding are now doing their own thing, and doing it well!

Even more amazing is the Jackfruit Rendang. Jackfruit is an unusual fruit, the chunks of it almost have the texture of meat which is why it is often used as a meat substitute in vegetarian dishes. Soaked with the rending sauce you can actually believe that you are eating meat. And so healthy!

My latest discovery is a small restaurant in Kedewatan, Ulun Carik. Young Balinese chef Komang Juniantara is the king of the kitchen. He previously worked at Potato Head and Taksu. Coming form Taksu you would expect him to present some great vegetarian dishes. You will not be disappointed. A Prawn & Pomelo Salad heads the menu [pictured]. Chunks of fresh pomelo are mixed with avocado [guacamole], cherry tomato and slices of mango and prawn. A great start to any meal, a perfect palate cleanser. Other salads are Roasted Pumpkin and Lettuce or Chicken with romaine lettuce, apple and cucumber.

Other seafood options are Grilled Tuna with a mango salsa and Barramundi in a wine sauce. Two standard pasta dishes; Spaghetti Carbonara [using chicken bacon] and a Penne served with sliced chicken.

Restaurant

: Ulun Carik.

Address

: Jl. Lungsiakan Kedewatan, Ubud.

Telephone

: 908.0892.

Open

: 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m., daily.

Non-smoking Area

: Yes.

Smoking Area

: Yes.

Parking

: Secure off-road parking.

Price

: Rp. 400.000 for two [+ drinks].

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard.

Food

: International.

Wine

: Beer only, BYO wine.

Service

: That Bali smile.

Atmosphere

: Relaxing.

Overall

: Great taste, innovative..

Breakfast is served from 8.00 a.m. It has a small but interesting menu. The Omelette is a big one [3 eggs] and is stuffed with cheese, mushroom, onion and spinach. Eggs Florentine is a poached egg on an English muffin with salmon, spinach and roasted tomato, topped with hollandaise sauce. The American touch is a pancake [plain, banana or chocolate]. For the locals there are noodles or fried rice. Both served with bacon [pork or chicken]. Ulun Carik even has a menu for the children, all the things that they like. Chicken Wings, Calamari Rings, Fish & Chips, Vegetarian Spring Rolls and Chicken Quesadilla, a sandwich wrapped in a tortilla.

Soups are a Roasted Pumpkin, flavoured with ginger and a Broccoli that is thick and creamy. Healthy broccoli, should be the no. 1 vegetable in every diet. Both soups come with two slabs of garlic toast. Pretend that you are at home and dunk the toast in the soup, tastes great!

Afternoon Tea, Indonesian style, amazing value for only Rp.50,000++. Your choice of coffee or tea with a plate of Finger Sandwich [cucumber, tomato and mozzarella cheese], Dadar Gulung [Balinese crepe stuffed with grated coconut and palm sugar] and a little Mango Pudding.

Chicken Cordon Bleu is on just about every menu in Bali. Here, a nice variation. A de-boned chicken leg is used [much more flavour than the breast]. It is stuffed with bacon and feta cheese. Slow-cooked, the chicken meat is so tender, the smoky taste of bacon a great contrast.

Ulun Carik has a relatively small menu? What a pleasant change. It tells you that the management actually understands how to run a restaurant by not opening with a ten page menu covering many different cuisines, here every dish is special.

Baked Salmon tops the seafood dishes, a large portion and

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Interesting, tasty food, pleasant bush setting, smiling service and all at a reasonable cost, what more could you want?

Copyright © 2017 Gerry Williams Reviews that appear in Bali Advertiser are based on actual visits to the establishments listed, without the knowledge of the restaurants, and are not paid for by the individual restaurants. Opinions expressed here are those of Gerry Williams and not necessarily those of Bali Advertiser. Gerry Williams attempts to write from a ‘typical’ diner’s perspective and, whilst quality of food is the most important criteria overall, value for money is the real measuring stick.

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22 A Brief History of Bali by Willard A. Hanna and Tim Hannigan There are no shortages of excellent scholarly histories about Bali. Henk Schulte Nordholt’s heavy weight The Spell of Power and Adrian Vickers’ revisionist Bali: A Paradise Created are several that spring immediately to mind. These venerable tomes have accomplished their task well by presenting the island’s linear history from a systematic, academic perspective. A Brief History of Bali however is the first truly popular, comprehensive history behind the “paradise island of the Pacific” in a series of essays about an ancient society’s vulnerability-and resilience-in the modern world. It’s not an entirely new book, but a repackaged and updated version of Willard A. Hanna’s Bali Chronicles, published in 1976. Its new title positions it as a companion volume to Tim Hannigan’s A Brief History of Indonesia, also published by Tuttle. A new introduction has been added and the text was given a thoroughgoing new edit. This 2004 book is also without footnotes or an index but there is a bibliography. A three-part epilogue - about 20% of the book - has been added to bring Hannah’s previous narrative from the 1960s into the 21st century. Willard A. Hanna (1911-1993) worked for the American Universities Field Staff in Southeast Asia for more than two decades. Over the course of his career he prepared scores of field reports on Indonesian affairs. Hanna is the author of Indonesian Banda about the history of the Indonesian Spice Islands and Bali Profile about Bali during the Sukarno era Indonesia. Tim Hannigan wrote Raffles and the British Invasion of Java, which won the 2013 John Brooks Award; A Geek in Indonesia and Journey Through Indonesia. His features and travel articles appear regularly in Indonesian newspapers and magazines. The core of this new book is Bali’s history from 1800 up until modern times. Bali’s early history ends by the second chapter - only 49 pages, out of 280 pages, is devoted to the pre-1800 period. This lack of material is reflective of the challenges facing researchers of Indonesian history where original, verifiable primary sources are difficult to find. Even in those cases where records were kept, they were written on perishable lontar palm leaf manuscripts that seldom survive the ravages of the tropics. With the arrival European trading companies, meticulous records began to be kept. The development of Bali really takes off after the first Dutch fleet landed in 1597. Much of the island’s history thereafter is told through the accounts of officials and foreign traders. A strong emphasis is placed on Dutch influence, both the good and the bad - some of it reprehensibly bad. Between 1846 and 1908 the Dutch launched seven military expeditions in an effort to control the Balinese rajahs. In the face of resistance, these actions resulted in horrific puputan (ritual mass suicides). Yet one of the book’s fundamental arguments is that Bali until relatively recently is an island essentially stuck in 1600 A.D., with all the grandeur, theatrics, traditions, mannerisms and culture of that bygone era still persisting. From Bali’s history it’s also clear that whenever the island has been without stable, overarching governance it has had a tendency to lapse into political violence. The book’s voice abruptly changes with the start of the three epilogues - the last three chapters - a spirited and nostalgic portrayal of contemporary Bali and a sympathetic critique of some of Hannah’s assumptions and assertions. Hannigan has the novelist’s instinct for surprise and entertaining anecdotes pop up at every turn. He takes issue with the way that Hannah - an aging academic steeped in American establishment values – interprets the events of 1965. Hannigan gives a more realistic, updated account. The un-repackaged version also contains some old-fashioned

views from the mid-1970s. Hannah’s dismissal of the hippies of Kuta Beach, calling them “drifters, not drivers,” provide unintended humor and clearly date the book. Hannigan feels his comments are misplaced. Many of these “hippies” were actually inquisitive backpackers traveling the world. Hannah was also horrified that the number of tourists visiting Bali was projected to climb to 500,000 per year by the end of the last century. The old scholar would be epileptic at the current number of tourists that is more than ten times that number with more than 25% of the total Balinese workforce employed in the tourism sector. The last epilogue is a nuanced essay on the pluses and minuses of tourism, the effects influenced by many factors that result in different outcomes which mean different things to different people. A two-page two-tone reference map appears right after the content pages. Thirty vintage black and white photos and illustrations are included as well as 16 entirely new full color pages that visually update Hannah’s original history and are extensively and insightfully captioned. A two-page “Further Reading” list has been added which recommends primary sources of information. A formal 3-page bibliography, weighted with anthropological and academic histories, updates the bibliography in Bali Chronicles. A Brief History of Bali is not just a book about art and culture but rather an extended discussion on how cyclical historical events have affected a pristine island and its people. We learn that Bali is not just a perennially popular tourist destination, but also home to a fascinating people who have a long and dramatic history of interactions with foreigners. The sinews that bind together a society’s history are convoluted and confusing, and the book packs in a dense amount of facts, interpretations and analysis. Although both contributors are witty and easy to read, at times lyrical and eloquent, the only other distinction that they share is that the first four letters of their last names are identical. The content and writing style of a fuddy-duddy but brilliant old school academic and the insights and viewpoints of a hip modern historian make for a lively, well-informed study from two widely divergent perspectives and time periods. Together, they do a fine job of presenting Bali’s history as complex and multi-dimensional. In so doing, they demystify and rectify much conventional wisdom. The reader is thus able to look behind the glossy tourist view to discover that Bali is so much more than the cheap version presented to tourists. Definitely a must read for those interested in furthering one’s understanding of how Bali got to where it is today, why it is so different from other parts of Indonesia and how difficult it is becoming for Balinese to preserve their unique cultural identity amidst the financially-irresistible allure of tourism. A Brief History of Bali: Piracy, Slavery, Opium and Guns: The Story of an Island Paradise by Willard A. Hanna and Tim Hannigan, Tuttle Publishing 2016, ISBN 978-080-484-7315, dimensions 20 cm x 13 cm.

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Say What? Question: About a year ago, my partner became mildly friendly with an exchange student when he was at university. Although they weren’t great friends, this person phoned last week to let him know that she is coming to Bali and asked if she could stay with us for a couple of weeks. While I wasn’t happy about him agreeing to this without asking my opinion first (we’ve discussed it since, and he has apologized), I have to admit that, if he had asked me, I would probably have said yes. The girl is only 22, and she doesn’t have a lot of money. She also doesn’t know anyone else here; so I feel it’s the right thing to do.

him email it to her and/or take her out for a coffee on her own when she first arrives. Explain to her that you will be needing alone time. Then, once she’s in your face and blabbing, be prepared to find it in yourself to excuse yourself.

The trouble is, she is arriving in 2 weeks, and I don’t like her. She isn’t a horrible person, but I find her annoying. Last time she stayed with us in Europe, she didn’t lift a finger to help out and seemed to expect dinner cooked for her every night. Other than in college, she has never lived outside her parents’ home and just doesn’t have roommate skills. I also found her difficult to have in my personal space. A few times I got home from work exhausted, and I’d end up listening to her talk for hours (literally) about things like how unfair her thesis mark was, or how incredibly drunk she got on the weekend. To make matters worse, I have been having a few emotional issues lately, which require that I really need my space.

He doesn’t shower daily, he brushes his teeth only 3-4 times per week, and he wears the same clothes for days on end. Yesterday I jokingly brought up the tooth-brushing thing, and he protested that he brushes “almost daily” and that his oral health is fine. He thinks his teeth and gums are healthy, but he hasn’t been to a dentist in years, and his gums are visibly receding and discolored. It’s revolting.

Can you suggest any strategies to deal with this situation? I don’t want her to feel unwelcome – after all, we said she could stay. But I also don’t want to do the full-on martyr complex act of feigning friendliness, doing everything for her, listening to her stories, and feeling resentful. Dr. ZZ: You are kind to let this girl stay with you and correct to realize in advance that you need to negotiate the terms of her stay. My suggestion is that, since your partner got you into this, you assign him to lay down the ground rules before she eats you out of house and home. Put details into an agreement about chores, meals, dishes, laundry, house rules, the length of her stay, etc., and her choice of a night of the week when she wants to cook dinner. Then, have

Question: My boyfriend and I are in our 30s and have been dating for about 2 years. Pretty much everything is great. He is kind, smart, generous and supportive; we have similar goals; sex is awesome. We’re talking about getting married and having kids, however, I have a problem with his personal hygiene. Some of his habits are disgusting.

His toilet bowl is brown on the inside, there is a layer of scum on practically every surface of his living space, and when he picks up after himself, nothing gets clean - everything looks greasy and dusty. I don’t know how to broach this subject with him. I love him and want to make a lifetime commitment to him, but I also want him to take care of his body and the home we’ll

eventually share. When we live together back home, we will not have a pembantu, and I don’t want to be solely responsible for all the housework - nor do I want his teeth to fall out. Am I a nagging harpy for wanting to change his grooming and household habits? How can I discuss this with him without making him feel attacked? Dr. ZZ: If you move in together “hoping” that this will naturally get better, it is apt to be a constant, draining source of conflict between you. Until you see some noticeable, sustained improvement in his self-care and housekeeping skills, don’t even contemplate sharing a home together. You need to speak up about your needs (gulp) and talk to him. There’s no way to bring up something so personal without the other person feeling criticized, but the least manipulative way to try to get someone to change their behavior is to be direct and extremely honest about what you want them to do. He may get defensive and upset – the story about what he thinks of his dental health is illustrative - so be prepared for an argument. Ask him directly to take a shower, to brush his teeth, to wash his clothes and to clean his house. Not in a ‘down the road when we’re married’ way, but from a placed of “I love you, and this behavior is not okay. Will you work on it, for me? Can we work on it together?” Let him know that you need him to bathe every day, to do laundry regularly, to clean his house better and to get onboard with his dental hygiene. If this leads to an onslaught of emotional roadblocks on his part, you may need him to seek therapy in order to resolve this.

Dr. ZZ has a Ph.D. in Counseling and a doctorate in Natural Healing. Drawing on a background of over thirty years as a professional therapist, she offers self-help in the areas health, relationship and personal growth. All queries are answered by email and, if they appear in print, are subject to editing. Please email your questions : <ba.saywhat@yahoo.co.id> All identifying information is kept strictly confidential. Copyright © 2017 Say What? You can read all past articles of Say What at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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One Car Too Far, One Tourist Too Many There are no words to describe Ubud in August. Well yes, there are: crowded, packed, crowded, depressing, jammed, crowded, dirty, blocked and crowded. Did I mention crowded? I know I’m being hypocritical. I was a tourist once myself, then I moved here and got all holy. But believe me, Ubud was never like this. Until about five years ago tourists came in seasons, you could actually walk on the sidewalks and a motorbike trip from the statue to Campuhan Bridge took seven minutes. Fast forward to traffic gridlock, chaos, exhaustion and irritation. Ubud increasingly resembles Kuta with its branded chain stores. Huge buses block the narrow streets, spewing exhaust. Bewildered tourists tumble through gaping holes in the shattered sidewalks as they try to avoid piles of garbage. It’s not pretty. Tourism is a double-edged sword, with the potential to bring prosperity and do great damage. This US$ 8 trillion industry is the largest employer on earth; one in every 11 people works in some dimension of tourism and travel.

Bali has tourism exhaustion. It’s happening all over the world. An article in the Guardian on August 7 describes how residents in Venice, Santorini and Barcelona are lashing back at the huge numbers of tourists clogging their streets and inflating their economies. Cities are buckling under pressure, but solutions are unclear. “As tourists and residents battle for supremacy of shared spaces, local authorities are uncomfortably in the middle. The tourism and travel sector is one of the largest employers in the world, with one new job created for every 30 new visitors to a destination - but at what cost to locals’ quality of life?” The national government has finally acknowledged that Ubud is in serious trouble. According to a story published September 1 in the Bali Express, the head of tourism in Gianyar was summoned to the capital to explain why Ubud’s international tourist ranking had dropped dramatically over the past year. Ubud’s image has suffered from its severe traffic jams, broken sidewalks and piles of garbage; the golden goose is very sick. But those who live here are not sanguine that the many levels of local and regional government will pull together to address these issues any time soon. Among the 32 desa adat (traditional villages) of greater Ubud, one has created its own solution. “Traffic is at crisis point,” says Kadek Gunarta, a highly respected member of Padang Tegal village. “We need regulation to establish community parking areas and compel people to build private garages. This will free the roads of parked vehicles and make it possible to use shuttles.” Tourism is a double-edged sword, with the potential to bring prosperity and do great damage.

According to a recent article in the Guardian a number of factors including open borders, leaps in technology from airplanes to the internet and the rise of the global middle class (think China) has put travel within reach of huge numbers of people for the first time. The World Economic Forum recorded 1.2 billion international arrivals last year - 46 million more than in 2015. Closer to home, Bali saw about 13 million tourist arrivals in 2016 - almost five million international and eight million domestic travelers. The government sees tourism as an easy moneymaker and a short cut to economic development. According to Indonesia Travel, last year Indonesia’s total tourism sector contributed 11% to the country’s GDP from total tourist spending in Indonesia thereby providing direct, indirect or or in related tourism jobs for almost 12 million people. “These significant achievements have strengthened Indonesia’s resolve to aim even higher by raising our goals and targets for 2017 to 15 million international arrivals - or a growth rate of 25%, and on to 20 million arrivals in 2019”, said Minister Arief Yahya. How about raising the standard and scope of the infrastructure to match those goals, Minister?

“The Ubud area provides 70 per cent of Gianyar’s GDP,” he points out. “Grassroots and government must work together to fix the traffic and parking issues.” Three years ago a team of Padang Tegal village members presented a meticulously researched and planned integrated traffic/parking solution for Ubud to the Gianyar government. It did not respond. Padang Tegal has already established a comprehensive and successful waste management program. Now it’s addressed parking and traffic within its village limits. Desa adat Padang Tegal is responsible for the Monkey Forest, which receives 2,000 - 3,000 visitors a day. The desa’s main artery is Jalan Hanoman, which is often jammed with traffic and parked motorbikes and cars. Many of the businesses have no parking for visitors and most of the parking spaces are taken up by employees. The decision was taken to create a central parking area for the buses visiting the Monkey Forest and the desa’s private vehicles. Residents would be given the choice of building a private garage on their land or paying to use the central parking area. Using tourist revenue, the desa began to accumulate parcels

of land east of the Monkey Forest. It now holds about seven hectares and hopes to double this in the years to come. Opening this month, the area will provide a community park, children’s playground, education centre and (perhaps most importantly) a central parking area for all the private vehicles in the village. It will also be the drop-off point for 25-seat tourist buses bringing visitors to the Monkey Forest, which will end the traffic jams at the current entrance to the forest. The project officially opened on September 7. There’s a large green area which could become a community garden. The paved, two kilometre long perimeter path is already being used by joggers. Many young trees have been planted to create a pleasant, shady environment. “This is a green space in perpetuity for the people of Padang Tagal,“ Dek told me proudly. “We’ve created it and the next generations will inherit and improve it.” “The desa adat has the authority to mandate and enforce rules about where residents can park,” says Dek, who is very knowledgeable and articulate about the complex social, political and infrastructure issues involved. He dreams of a pedestrian-friendly Ubud with shuttles and banks of electric bikes to move visitors around. “The problem can be solved at the village level with some planning. Each desa adat has empty land that could be used for central parking and tourist promotion for its attractions. It could be a place for the street drivers to be registered and meet passengers off the buses, charging fair and consistent fares. “This system has a lot of potential. But all the desa adat need government authority to create parking under a common framework, manage the income from parking and establish who is in charge. Parking isn’t just about cars and space, it’s also about safety and income management.” Once the roads are clear of parked vehicles there will be space for paid parking, but that has to be regulated at the Gianyar government level. All digits firmly crossed that the Padang Tegal pilot project will inspire the Gianyar government to work with all the desa adat of greater Ubud. Because we’re very near the edge and one more car may tip us over it.

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The east coast of Bali in the Amed area, in the regency of Karangasem, many many people live high up in the mountains! The drive to Amed, about 3 hours from Sanur, depending on traffic conditions, through Candi Dasa, as far as the tourists venture, onto Amplapura then start climbing- up, up up! For the passenger, NOT the driver the view is spectacular, with ocean views, forest areas , crops growing, sights of “houses” far into the mountain sides, are worth a million times more than walking in congested streets in places like Kuta! (sorry Kuta !!) The roads are bend after sharp bend, dipping down, climbing up until finally you arrive at Celuk and turn right for Amed and the ocean! Amed sits nestled at the bottom of the mountains and the people who live there are either fishermen or work in tourism. The area extends down the coast line to Desa (village) Bunutan in the district of Abang, in the regency of Karangasem. Bunutan has another 10 sub villages or Banjars. Now this is where we find the people who live high in the mountains- about 15,000 people!! The area is very dry as it is in the rain shadow of the great Gunung Agung, the Great Mountain. The people who live there have virtually no access to schools, health clinics, doctors, or water!! They live in small huts usually 2 huts to a family with no washing facilities, no toilets, and no running water and some do not have electricity. They depend on their water from springs, high up in the hills, or wells near the coastal roads. So how do they get it? By walking hours each way to get 1 bucket of water and carry it back on their heads, women’s work! But the water is only for drinking and cooking. They do try and catch it during the rainy season but if it comes off their roofs can you imagine what else is collected!! So what happens when we do not get enough clean water to drink? You get sick, children get diarrhoea from infected water, kidney disease, and skin diseases. No water = no sanitation, no toilets, no hands washed, practically no bathing! Why do they not move? No money and no education, plus it is where their ancestors were born and died. Most are subsistence farmers, it is too dry to grow rice, only corn will grow and then only one crop a year, sometimes they plant pumpkin; or cassava, but for all their other needs they have to barter! They live on corn in one form or another, animals are a rarity, not often seen. So what can we do??? If I may quote from the book “Bali Water Project” by Richard Foss, talking to a Balinese man, who became very involved in the water projects Richard asked: “Why

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Indonesian creative arts at its finest at Ubud Writers & Readers Festival 2017 As the sun sets on Campuhan Ridge, the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival comes alive with exhilarating performances and enthralling films. The After Dark program is packed with some of Indonesia’s premier artists, musical acts and films in a family friendly atmosphere. From an intimate and moving performance by Papermoon Puppet Theatre, to the blasting bass of all-girl Indonesian metal band Voice of Baceprot, to an under the stars screening and behind-the-scenes conversation with the man behind the Despicable Me and Minions franchise, read on for a selection of highlights from the Live Music & Arts and Film Programs at UWRF17 (25 – 29 October).

Papermoon, and Indonesia’s leading dancer-choreographer, Eko Supriyanto, taking the stage, this is Indonesian creative arts at its finest. The Next Generation: 27 October, Festival Hub, 18:30 – 23:00, free On the third d a y o f UWRF17, get to know the next generation of Indonesian artists. Featuring

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The fourth film from Djenar Maesa Ayu, hUSh is a collaboration with Singaporean filmmaker Kan Lumé. Starring singer Cinta Ramlan, it follows an aspiring singer from Bali who travels to Jakarta seeking success. There she encounters the usual pitfalls; ambitious and insincere boyfriends, materialistic impulses, and fast friendships. When a breakup causes extreme heartache, she journeys home. Featuring Q&A with co-directors Djenar Maesa Ayu and Kan Lumé. Filosofi Kopi 2: Ben & Jody: 26 October, Festival Hub, 20:30 – 23:00, free Filosofi Kopi, directed by Angga Dwimas Sasongko and based on the short story by Dee Lestari, was a major hit in Indonesia. In the highly-anticipated sequel, after two years of traveling around Indonesia distributing the ‘best coffee’, the adventures of Ben and Jody and their faithful Kombi hit a dead end. Featuring Q&A with Chicco Jerikho. Minions by Moonlight: 27 October, Blanco Renaissance Museum, 19:00 – 21:00, free Meet the voice of Indonesia’s unlikely ambassadors, the diminutive and lovable yellow Minions, appearing on everything from motorbike helmets to biscuits across the nation. Join French-Indonesian voice actor and co-director of the blockbuster Despicable Me and Minions film franchise, Pierre Coffin, for a screening of the latest installment Despicable Me 3, and a behind-the-scenes conversation under the stars. Featuring Q&A with co-director Pierre Coffin. Bali Advertiser readers can save 20% on 4-Day and 1-Day Main Program Passes by entering the code MPBA17 at booking checkout. Copyright © 2017 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of Ubud Writers & Readers Festival at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Local News Australia pays tribute to Perth artist and humanitarian John Fawcett Tributes are pouring in from Australia and overseas for a former Perth artist who gave the gift of sight to tens of thousands of Balinese. Celebrated humanitarian John Fawcett died on Saturday aged 85 after a stroke at a Perth hospital. He was a ceramicist and deputy director at Perth Technical College before spinal surgery in 1981 changed his life. A near-death experience on the operating table left him with medical problems and possible brain damage. He returned to a favourite place, Bali, two years after to recuperate and decided to stay. Moved by the poverty and lack of medical expertise on the island, Mr Fawcett set about giving back to the Balinese people. His Cleft Lip and Palate Program was set up in 1989 and the Mobile Eye Clinic for Cataract Surgery two years later. In 2000 the John Fawcett Foundation brought his projects together. Mr Fawcett’s remarkable life was the subject of a biography titled Water From the Moon, written by Scott Bevan in 1991. His work in Bali was portrayed in the 2008 documentary, God Made Them Blind. The John Fawcett Foundation announced his death yesterday. “What John achieved through his foundation has positively affected the lives of well over a million people,” the foundation said. “Widely known in Bali as “Dr John”, his assistance to those in less fortunate circumstances has earned him the love and respect of the Balinese population and also those in government circles. “With the programs moving offshore from Bali to other islands, the respect for John’s name and that of his foundation have expanded throughout Indonesia.” A cremation service will be held at Karrakata Cemetery from 2.30pm on Friday. Mr Fawcett’s ashes will then be flown to Bali for another ceremony. [The West Australian September 13, 2017] Decompression sickness likely caused Singapore doctor’s death in Bali dive She was an experienced diver who loved the outdoors and travelled abroad several times a year to pursue her passion of getting a closer look at marine life. But last Wednesday, Dr Wong Yu Yi, 48, died while diving in Bali. An autopsy found that she had suffered decompression sickness and it was the likely cause of death, said her husband, Dr Peng Yeong Pin. The condition, which can be fatal, is caused when pressure differences lead to gas bubbles forming in the blood. Dr Peng, 48, a hand surgeon, spoke to The Sunday Times at his wife’s wake yesterday. He said he flew to Indonesia with his father on the day of the accident, after his wife’s friend called him. Dr Wong was in Bali with her friends, Ms Yap Shu Mei, 49, and Ms Rini Astuti Wulandari, 27, according to a Bali Post report. She was diving with a group at an area called Blue Lagoon, in the eastern port town of Padangbai. At about 9.10am, they were diving at a depth of about 20m, when Dr Wong signaled for help. The dive leader led her to the water’s surface but she was unconscious by then. She was rushed to hospital and declared dead on arrival. “They tried cardiopulmonary resuscitation for quite a long time, but could not bring her back,” said Dr Peng, who flew back to Singapore on Friday. “She’s an experienced diver, with about a hundred dives in her log,” he said. He added that his wife went to Raja Ampat in Indonesia and the Red Sea in Egypt to dive, and recently came back from another trip to the Philippines in June. “This was her passion.” He said she was hoping to see sunfish in Bali this time. About 100 friends and relatives turned up to pay their respects at her wake yesterday. She leaves her husband and three children aged 11 to 19. Her body will be cremated tomorrow. 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Later in the evening, Astawa returned to the house and set the bodies alight with gasoline and a lighter, the police alleged. Widjaja said Astawa entered the Matsubas’ home intending to steal money but “because the victims fought back, he murdered them.” The couple had lived in Bali for seven years, and Nurio Matsuba was a broker at a tuna export company, according to the police. Bali, a pocket of Hinduism in Muslim-majority Indonesia, is a popular tourist destination known for its tropical climate and palm-fringed beaches. Petty crime is common there, although grisly murders are rare. [The Japan Times September 18, 2017] Indonesia raises Bali volcano alert level for second time Indonesian officials have more than doubled the size of a no go zone around the Mount Agung volcano on the tourist island of Bali and raised its alert level for the second time in less than a week. The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said Monday that people should stay 6 kilometers (3.8 miles) from the crater, and up to 7.5 kilometers (4.7 miles) away to the north, southeast and south-southwest. It said the exclusion zone must be empty of all community activities and residents should be prepared to evacuate at short notice. The agency said there has been a continuing increase in seismic activity as well as visual observations of 50-meter (165-foot) -high blasts from the crater. Agung last erupted in 1963, killing 1,100 people and and hurling ash as high as 10 kilometers (16 miles). The surrounding Karangasem district, an area of about 840 square kilometers (324 square miles), has a population of 408,000. The mountain is about 72 kilometers (45 miles) to the northeast of the tourist hotspot of Kuta. [AP September 18, 2017] ‘Monkey selfie’ case A photographer whose camera was used by a monkey to take a selfie has won a two-year legal battle against an animal rights group about copyright over the image. Naruto, a rare crested macaque monkey who lives in the Tangkoko Reserve on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, picked up David Slater’s camera and snapped the now-famous photo in 2011. Peta sued “on behalf” of the monkey in 2015, seeking financial control of the photographs for the benefit of Naruto. Judges in the US deemed the monkey was ineligible to hold copyright over the image.

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Lawyers representing Peta and Mr Slater asked the US Court of Appeals to dismiss the case and throw out a lower-court decision that said animals cannot own copyrights. “Peta and David Slater agree that this case raises important, cutting-edge issues about expanding legal rights for non-human animals, a goal that they both support, and they will continue their respective work to achieve this goal,” Mr Slater and Peta said in a joint statement. US District Judge William Orrick said in a ruling in favour of Mr Slater last year that “while Congress and the President can extend the protection of law to animals as well as humans, there is no indication that they did so in the Copyright Act”. [Independent September 12, 2017]

“Wonderful Indonesia” wins best video In UNWTO competition “Wonderful Indonesia” has won Best Tourism Promotion Video in a competition held by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), beating 63 other videos from other UNWTO member nations. The video was also awarded the People’s Choice Award. As stated in a press release published in the Foreign Affairs Ministry’s official website on Saturday, Sept. 16, “Wonderful Indonesia” has been voted as the best tourism promotion video in the region of East and Pacific Asia. The video showcases beautiful views from various parts of Indonesia, such as Yogyakarta, Bali, Jakarta, Lombok, Toraja, Raja Ampat, and Wakatobi, accompanied with the song “What a Wonderful World” sung by Louis Armstrong in the background. Both awards were received by Tourism Minister Arief Yahya as the head delegate for Indonesia. The announcement and presentation of the UNWTO video competition was held in a UNWTO meeting in Chengdu, China, on 11-16 September. [Indonesia Expat September 18, 2017] Balinese Painting Maestro Nyoman Gunarsa Passes Away Balinese painting maestro Dr (HC) I Nyoman Gunarsa has passed away at the age of 73 in intensive care at the wing room of Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar, Bali, on Sunday afternoon. Made Wija, an employee at the Nyoman Gunarsa Museum of Contemporary Art, said the painter had undergone intensive treatment since three days ago due to heart disease. According to him, Nyoman Gunarsa passed away at 11.30. The painter is now placed at funeral home on Jalan Raya Banda Number 1-Takmung, Angkan, Klungkung regency, or about 45 km east of Denpasar. The deceased left a wife named Indrawati Gunarsa, three children, and seven grandchildren. Made Wija explained that the family is still coordinating with the local cleric to determine duasa or good day to perform pengabenan or cremation for the former lecturer of Institut Seni Indonesia (ISI) Yogyakarta. The maestro who successfully held the exhibitions at the national and international level, had initially looked healthy, including on August 4, 2017 when he welcomed the arrival of President Joko Widodo and First Lady Iriana Joko Widodo to visit the Nyoman Gunarsa Museum of Indonesian Contemporary Art in the District of Klungkung, Bali. Nyoman Gunarsa, whose works were often inspired by Balinese folklore and the Hindu Dharma legend, built the museum around 1990 on a vast expanse of land with hundreds of collections of paintings, kris daggers, and other objects of art and history. When visiting the Gunarsa Museum, President Jokowi had mentioned he once invited Nyoman Gunarsa and his mother to the Presidential Palace on April 3, 2017. “He showed me a picture of a great painting titled “Jokowi Drinking Jamu.”To my surprise, Mr. Nyoman knew that the President likes to drink jamu herbs, and he also asked me to see the museum,” Made Wija said, as quoted by Antara. [Netral News September 10,2017] Bird flu confirmed in death of girl on Nusa Penida RadarBali.com reports that a confirmed case of Bird Flu (H5N1) has claimed a victim in Bali in Banjar Minggir in the Village of Batununggul on Nusa Penida. Officials from the Sanglah General Hospital and the Department of Health are refusing to identify the female victim infected with the virus. The victim died in the Nusa Indah isolation section of Denpasar’s main hospital. RadarBali also reports that a much-feared human-to-human transmission was suspected when one of the doctors treating the Bird Flu victim might be infected with the virus. Laboratory tests eventually confirmed that doctor was not infected with H5N1. [www.balidiscovery.com September 18, 2017] Cash for payment of toll fee in Bali not accepted after October 1, 2017 Effective October 1, 2017, PT Jasamarga Tol, the managers of the Mandara Toll Road in Bali, will only accept non-cash payment via e-cards. NusaBali reports the e-card, are available from the following banks and retail outlets: Bank Mandiri (E-Money), Brizzi (BRI), Topcsh (BNI), BPD Bali, Blink (BTN), FLAZZ (BCA) and Indomaretcard. The cards, once purchased, can be “topped up” by purchasing more stored value to be placed on the card. Motorists entering the toll road after October 1st and unwilling to purchase a card at the toll booth will be refused access and escorted off the toll road by officials. PT Jasamarga Bali Tol estimates 52,000 motorcycles and other vehicles travel each day on the Mandara Bali toll. 55% of that number is comprised of four-wheel vehicles with the remaining 45% comprised of motorcycles. In the past 19% of all vehicles used payment cards to pay for their passage, the rest choosing to pay in cash. Beginning October 1, 2017, the number paying electronically will become 100%.[www.balidiscovery.com September 10, 2017]

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Bali Community Choir The Bali Community Choir meets from 7 - 9 pm every Tuesday evening at the main school hall, SMK3, Jl. Tirta Nadi II, Sanur. Open to all. No auditions required. We are a happy group of Indonesian and expatriates singing a wide range of music. The choir has a program of public concerts and social gatherings throughout the year. For more information call Brendan at 0813 5312 0682 (English) or Yus at 0818 358 227 (Bahasa). Bali Export Development Organization (BEDO) A Business Support Organization to develop exports from SMEs in Bali. Members are from different sectors of business, mainly handicraft, furniture, fashion, jewelry, home textile and other related products & services. Members’ benefits include: knowledge sharing, networking, training, coaching, design assistance, marketing, exhibitions/fairs & product development. In partnership with national & international organizations, BEDO organizes training, workshops & coaching for SMEs & entrepreneurs with social & environmental responsibility in mind. More information on <www.be-do.org>, email: <info@be-do.org> or call 0361-282 516. Bali - InterNations InterNations is an expatriate community for people living and working abroad. We have 250 local expatriate communities around the world uniting members of 180 nationalities. Membership is by invitation and free of charge. All expats and locals with ‘Global Minds’ living in Bali are welcome to join our Bali InterNations. Events are held monthly in different locations and all are welcome. To be invited for free membership please go to <www.internations.org>.

BIWA Bali International Women’s Association (BIWA) is a secular non-profit organization for women of all nations. This association was formed in 1974 primarily to contribute to the social welfare of the Balinese community while fostering friendship and understanding between women of different nationalities, living in Bali. Many activities are held regularly, the most popular is the monthly luncheon held at different venues, on the last Thursday of each month. We welcome you to join us, however please ensure you book at least two days in advance. For more information, please visit the website www.biwaonline.com or call BIWA centre on 0361 286564 or 0361 7469607 / email <infobiwaonline@gmail. com>, or visit BIWA Centre at Jl. Tirta Ening No. 15 A Sanur. Hp. 0819 9985 5686 / 0881 465 5458, during office hours: Monday-Friday, 10.00am - 5.00pm.

information please ring Pastor Kade Mastra Mob No 0852 3800 1078 or 0361 776807. Bukit Doa International Church - Nusa Dua English language Protestant worship services at 10.30am on Sundays. Located Jl. Kurusetra, Dusun Bualu-Nusa Dua. A congregation of the Protestant Christian Church in Bali. Parking is available. Website: www.bukitdoachurch. org. Facebook: Bukit Doa International church. Pastor’s mob. 085238001078. C3 Church North Kuta English Service for All Nations. C3 Church North Kuta. Every Sunday 11am. At hotel Ramada Encore Bali Seminyak. Web: <http://c3northkuta.org>. Wa : +62 81 7521 0275. Email: < C 3 c h u r c h n o r t h k u t a @ g m a i l . c o m > . < h t t p : / / w w w. ramadaencorebaliseminyak.com>.

Books for Bali Project The BOOKS FOR BALI PROJECT is an innitiative by Ganesha Bookshops Bali which supports literacy, learning and reading for pleasure in the local community. We can assist with the donation of books and resources to local school and libraries. We are currently supporting over 40 schools and libraries throughout Bali. For more information go to www.ganeshabooksbali.com, or come into Ganesha Bookshop, Jalan Raya, Ubud or Ganesha Bookshop Jalan Danau Tamblingan 42, Sanur.

Christian City Church Bali (C3 Church) Service Every Sunday 10.30am Bi-lingual – (English & Indonesian) & C3 Kids Church 10.30am at C3 Church - Jalan Raya Puputan 108, 2nd floor, Renon, Denpasar. opposite Renon Central Post Office. Join us for our East meets West style Contemporary Worship Service. We are a branch of C3 Australia & C3i Global. All welcome. Wedding, Funeral & Counseling services in English avail. Contact: Pastors Wayan & Gayle Dwije Ph. 081 856 7802 email <info@c3bali.org>, <www.c3bali.org>.

Bukit Doa International Church Bukit Doa International Church (www.bukitdoa.org) meets every Sunday morning at 8am & 6pm (Indonesian). Christians of any denomination are welcome. Our location is “The Hill of Prayer”, Puja Mandala complex worship houses, Jl. Kurusetra, Benoa Nusa Dua. Requiring

Christian Worship Service - Nusa Dua Morning Star International Church (MSIC), Hotel Pramapada, every Sunday morning. Session 1 at 8am, session 2 at 10am, Sunday 9am at Jimbaran and Denpasar. Bi-lingual (2 languages : Indonesian & English). Call Hp. 0812 398 0522 or email: <msi_nusa2@telkom.net>.

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Magic & Witchcraft: Part II by Bill Dalton If by some remote chance you haven’t noticed, the Balinese devote a major portion of their waking hours to an endless series of physically and financially exhausting purifications connected to spirits. The goal is to maintain the cosmic balance between good and evil and to appease forces that have caused an unexplainable illness, the failure of a family business or some other misfortune, events which are often ascribed to black magic. Excoriating rituals such as tra trance plays and animal blood sa sacrifices that placate the dark po powers play a huge role in the w world’s perception of Bali. Ra Rangda, the witch-heroine of th the Calon Arang story, and the Ke Kecak dance, have over the la last 100 years become the m most potent and memorable sy symbols of Bali’s magic power. In their everyday life, the Balinese always try to stay on the good side of all the forces. Any dangerous transitional event, natural disaster, calendrical shift or anniversary that occurs suddenly without explanation almost always calls for the ancestors to descend to earth, dispose of evil fiends or banish vermin from the fields. Among the range of rituals activities (yadnya) are rites for demons and the lower spirits involving parades to the sea to cleanse villages, special prayer days for the dead and nights of penance (sivaratri). Cockfighting was originally a temple ritual that symbolized blood spilled for the gods. I’ve seen entranced villagers, possessed by devils, bite off the heads of chickens and howl with terror in the confines of the Temple of the Dead across the small valley of rice terraces from my home in Tabanan. Phenomenologically speaking, the psychosocial experiences of a Balinese performer in dance is similar to someone with multiple personality disorder in the West. If a village has been visited by a calamity like the birth of twins of different sexes, a murder, an ugly road accident, an epidemic or flood, a priest needs to purify the ground to avert more trouble and strengthen the spiritual foundation of the village. Along with attending to sun gods, totemic gods, deer gods, secretaries to the gods, mythical turtles and market deities in the Bali Hindu religious pantheon is the care of the dark spirits that linger everywhere. When a Balinese chops down a tree, s/he first asks permission of the spirit (tonya) within. Once a year coconut trees are honored by dressing them in bright skirts and scarves. Old banyan trees are venerated by the placement of offerings (ngedjot) in altars among their aerial roots. Clay figures of the fire god Agni are put over kitchen hearths, bank clerks place pandanus-leaf offering trays on their desks and before a journey offerings are made to guarantee a safe passage. Elaborate purification ceremonies (mecaru) and blood sacrifices expunge leyak witches. In a ruse to drive out demons, the Balinese New Year (Nyepi) is a day of silence when no activity is allowed. A 15-day ceremony in 1991 in Ubud to straighten out the axis of the world was so complex that it took an IBM computer to run the event. Bali’s most important exorcism, taking place every 100 years, is the stupendous Eka Dasa Rudra. Involving tens of thousands of people, it is a ritual purification of the whole island to rid if of threatening and ever watchful demons and witches. In Bali’s performing arts - theatrical antidotes for black magic - the underworld is ever present. In wayang theater, the puppeteer (dalang) recites to himself various magic formulas to ensure success with his audience. During the sshadow play itself, the g greater positive deities ar placed on the right are an the lesser malevolent and go gods, demons and the un unholy graveyard kepuh tre festooned with evil tree bir birds and entrails are pla placed on the left. he trance dance Sanghyang Dedari, Dedari held he in time of trouble to The alleviate sickness or misfortune, is a celebrated shamanistic dance. Two little girls become possessed by the spirit of a god and dance on men’s shoulders. They never open their eyes, yet their performances coincide perfectly. The real dance is often closed to tourists; tourist versions are laughable shams.The Kecak, derived from the choral element of the Sanghyang Dedari, is a spell-binding spectacle created by Walter Spies in the early 1930s. It’s also called the “Monkey Dance” because of the savage eerie, hissing and moaning ape sounds made by the performers.

Priests and Shamans: Pedanda, Pemangku and Balian Priests purify people after an accident or illness, avert curses and bring people out of spells and trances. There are various kinds

of priests, the pedanda, or high priest, and the pemangku, or temple priest. A third kind of technical specialist, the sungguhu, is a low-caste priest whose duties are limited to propitiation of malignant buta and kala. Pemangku exorcise devils and remain in direct contact with the ancestors. Even the most indigent Balinese will make a great effort to hire his services to make sure that dead loved ones are properly ushered into the spiritual world. Pemangku should not be confused with balian, nor with bell ringers or scribe writers. Balian is the collective name for practitioners of Balinese traditional medicine. Using an amalgam of indigenous techniques, the word balian is oftentimes translated as ‘healer.’ However, not all Balinese healers are referred to as balian. Not all balian heal and not all healers are balian. Balian are often prominent members of the community who are consulted to solve problems both profane and spiritual. They have the potential both to both cure or cause, restore or disrupt. He or she is a consecrated person with some priestly functions who operates alongside the the exclusively religious figures. Many balian, including witch doctors who practice white or black magic, are said to possess strong mystical powers (kesaktian). These native practitioners are more than just folk healers. Their practices aim at restoring the balance between the body and the mind, the body and soul, between an individual and society and even between a community and a group of communities. No matter what type of healing they practice, all balian are influenced by the Bali Hindu religion that lies at the core of all treatments. There are actually hundreds of types of specialist balian, designated according to their predominant healing method: those who base their practice on the teachings of traditional palmleaf lontar manuscripts (balian usada); whose healing is a divinely bestowed gift (balian paica): who sell protective mantras and amulets (balian kebal); diviners (balian tenung); spirit mediums (balian taksu); balian who physically manipulate a patient’s body (balian apun); bone-setters (balian tulung). Traditionally a patient offers a balian whatever he or she is able to give in return for the consultation.

Demon Temples O Over the entrance of Ba Balinese temples are the co coarse, leering faces of m monsters (kala or bhoma) wi with splayed hands, tusklik like teeth and missing low lower jaws, which prevent evil characters from sl slipping into the sacred gr grounds. Two flanking gu guardian demons often st stand guard at both ends li b id M f i off B Balinese bridges. Mass profusions off esoteric and grotesque mythological creatures - vampires, ogres, one-eyed birds - glare out from temple friezes or adorn temple corners.

The dwelling place of underworld denizens is the Temple of the Dead, pura dalem, dedicated to Siwa the Destroyer. Before the deceased have been completely purified by cremation, their souls rest in the death temple. Its carved walls are decorated with gruesome depictions of the fate awaiting offenders who violate taboos or fail to observe customs. The pura dalem is also where the sacred Barong mask is stored. As most villages are built on a slope, the southern (kelod) end in the lowest part of the village

is also where the burial ground with its mournful kepuh tree are located, facing the sea, the dwelling place of the powers of the netherworld. A number of haunted temples in Bali are believed to be infused with black magic. Pura Pusering Jagat contains demonic catuhkaya figures with large open eyes and sneering mouths. Pura Dalem Penataran Ped, on Nusa Penida’s NE coast, was built to honor Ratu Gede Mecaling, the patron saint of all leyak. On the site of Pura Kebo Edan in rice fields south of Intaran is the gigantic “Pejeng Giant” statue dancing on a wide-eyed human corpse. Scholars maintain that this 3-m-high giant symbolizes Bhairava, a Tantric Buddhist manifestation of the Hindu god SiwaBhairava and his consort Durga in their more terrible aspects.

Herbal Medicines Like landslides or being struck by lightning, maladies are often thought to have supernatural causes. Witchcraft, neglect of rituals or the wrath of ancestors can lead to a “faulty illness.” Even a sick child is not innocent as he’s suffering for some crime he committed in a past life. If symptoms persist after seeking help from family members, neighbors and doctors, the patient employs the magico-medico skills of indigenous healers who administer plant concoctions in their healing practices. More often known as dukun, not balian, these men and women are particularly adept at healing people who have illnesses, diseases or mental disorders which are acute o or unusual. If possessed or magically poisoned, Balinese use healing formulas tto make themselves whole again. It’s believed that only a dukun is able to restore the body’s equilibrium through the traditional p philosophy of Tri Hita Karana (“the three sources of well-being”) w which promotes harmony among fellow human beings, nature a and god. Though it’s considered outside the expertise of Westernsstyle medicine to effect a cure, afflictions are more and more ttreated simultaneously with modern medicine. P Placing a slice of red onion on the fontanelle of an infant prevents tthe entry of a leyak who considers the smell highly offensive. The magical dadap plant drives away illness and keeps low spirits at bay during the ceremony for opening a new home. Bunga Padma dispels nightmares. In the villages one still sees amulets, talismans, tumbal (charms), dried umbilical cord and other magical objects hung around a baby to protect her from attack. Wearing garlic around the neck or ear is believed to ward off evil spirits. Sacred pools (Tampaksiring), hot springs (Toya Bungkah) and natural spas (Yeh Panas) are said to have magical curative powers.

Traditional medicines, found in Bali’s markets, are said to cure anything from nosebleeds to fainting spells. Rural families still grow their own herbs and plants and crush and knead (jamuan) medicinal pastes in a bowl or on a flat stone in the corner of the bale. The deep blue flowers of bunga celeng (Papilionaceae family), considered holy, are always seen at funeral offerings at cremation ceremonies. The Andong plant is often used to make offerings and is necessary spiritual protection in the marriage ceremony. Bunga ratna, seen dangling from small house altars, serve important religious and medicinal functions. Honor is bestowed on someone by simply placing a holy cempaka blossom in their ear.

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TABANAN

Appartments, long term rental: ”studio and mezzanine/ loft”. Exclusive, high design standart, 14m pool, Wi-Fi, cable-TV. Quiete, but strategic, full service. 0813 1742 9900. (gloeckoo@pacific.net.id). [1543]

Land for sale. 1 hectare 8 are. Price per are 10 juta. Location Pupuan, Tabanan. Contact: 0819 1619 8031.

For sale: Free hold 310m2, new villa at Bumi Ayu 4, 3 BR Joglo, Pool, semi furnish, close to Sea side, Hardys supermarket, direct owner 0812 3850 3476. [1516]

BATU BOLONG - CANGGU

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NUSA DUA Nusa Dua villa holiday rental. 3 huge bedrooms with extra king beds, 3 bathrooms, private pool, full kitchen, serviced twice weekly. Quality guest amenities. 65” TV with quality sound. Minimum 3 nights stay. $125 per night a double. Extra pax $25 a night. Travel agents welcome. +614 7396 1000 What’s App. [1557] For Sale; Whitesand Beachfront Condotel named Hotel Tijili at Benoa, beside Conrad Hotel. Opening July 2017. Leasehold 60 years. Owner say sell below the 2012 buying price. Text/WA Sherly 081 6198 8757. [1558]

JIMBARAN

Great location only 5 minutes to Geger Beach, hospital, shopping centre. Old 1 bedroom home with kitchen, bathroom, 80m2 land and 45m2 building. Plans available for new residence if need. Please call Robbie (0853 3988 8845) (Virginia 0813 5393 2079). Text only. Very fair price Rp 399 Millon / AUD 39,999. [1559]

Land for rent 12 are. Location Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Kedonganan. 25 meters from Benoa Square. 25juta/year/ are. Contact: 081 2383 4011 [7485]

New restaurant full equipment in prime area of Nusa Dua. For sale for more details information you may send your request to pupuri@me.com. [1560]

Room for rent (boarding house). Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. Price Rp. 2 million/month. Rooms are big attached with bathroom, kitchen and small terrace. Spring bed, AC, small parking, 2200W with token. Call 0877 1199 8887 / 081 7475 0120 / (hannasolavide74@yahoo.com). [1446]

Villa Mumbul, 360 deg, view over Bali, 4 level’s, pool TV room, 4 bedrooms with en-suits, 1 bridle suit with spa + balcony, 1 self contained unit, maids quarters, public toilet, sewing room, own water and water conditioner, 2 balconies, 2 car garage + 2 car ports, 1 barbeque balcony. All this for. For quick sale. $470.000.00 AUS (4.7 Bil). Contact 0821 4757 3232. [1561]

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Villa for lease 18 years +10 year option. 3 large bedroom 3 bathroom, Western kitchen Sat TV, Internet tower, beautiful gardens surrounding pool. Close to airport, beaches. Secure two car parking. AUD $118.000 ONO. Has been returning $20.000 per year. Email for youtube walkthrough and photos to stevedockit@gmail.com or ph: 0812 3823 0678. [1515]

For Sale Beautiful New Minimalist House In Nusa Dua, 15 minutes to airport. Land Size 115 sqm, 2 storey, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished with european interior design, garden, hook potion, club house, 24 hrs security, Ray White Kuta 081 734 0706 / 0813 2371 1111. [1514]

For sale 2 storey villa. Jl. Bali Clift Kuta Selatan. Land size 225 m2. 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom, AC, electricity, furniture, swimming pool, parking area. Price 2 billion, nego. Contact Daryna 0818 0567 4076. [1520]

BUKIT NC/RE/U-27 Sept 17

Land for rent in main street of Bali cliff, size 56 are, price Rp. 8 mill/are/year. Strategic location, close to Pandawa Beach, GWK & Uluwatu. Contact 0815 4712 4626 or 0812 381 5292. [1532] Land for sale 23.75 are in Bukit Ungasan. Ocean view and Banyan tree resorts. Road access and surrounding by villas complex. Water and electricity access. Price Rp. 300 million/are (nego). Call 0821 4446 1266. [9663] House for sale in Bukit Ungasan. Close to Pandawa beach and Dreamland. Cluster and secured complex. 100 sqm land, 45sqm building. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, livingroom, kitchen. Furnished or unfurnished. Garage, 2200W electricity. Price Rp. 800 million (nego). Please text only 081 2381 5292. [9664] Overlooking Dreamland Estate. Units for rent.1 and 2 bedrooms-separate-lounge room, bedroom/bathroom, fully furnished spacious. 3 mill/6 mill per month plus bond, prefer long term. SMS/WA 0878 6213 6775 / e-mail: (dwayu.92@gmail.com). [1511] Sell villa 85 m², 2 bedrooms, fully furnished, land 4 ares, lease hold 2037 renewable. Photos and film on request. Very good rental report. Price: 89.600 usd First contact by e-mail please: (jmrmbali@gmail.com). [1512] Sell beautiful villa 260 m², year 2015, fully furnished, land 10 ares, lease hold 2038 renewable. Photos and film on request. Price: 280.000 usd First contact by e-mail please: (jmrmbali@gmail.com). [1513] Villa for sale in Bukit Ungasan. Size 5 are, furnished, price Rp. 9 billion. Location close to GWK & Uluwatu. Contact 0857 3822 7666 for inspection. [1518]

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42 DENPASAR Land 3,25 are Over contract 16 years & extention direct with owner, green view suitable for villa. Jalan Kerta Dalem only 5 minute to Sanur Already with groundwell and gate, Price 200 juta nego. Contact 0813 5339 4899/ wayanhermalini@gmail.com. [1517] Denpasar modern spacious 2 bed-room, 2-bathroom apartment fully furnished, pool, parking, garden, free wifi size: 94 m2, price rp 8.000.000/month jl. imam bonjol, close to carrefour www.baritoapartment.com phone/ whatsapp: +6281 2384 7690

CANGGU Beautiful house in Canggu/Echo Beach, rent/sale 10-15 years no agents, 0812-9410-0961. [1173]

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Own a hot Bali investment or live-in luxury Villa. Fully equipped and furnished. Modern two bedroom. Villa with private pool on 450sq mtrs in the centre of Sanur. Walking distance to beach and all amenities. Great location in gated complex with 24 hour security. The Villa has a rental license. Price USD $320,000 for 36 year lease. Call 081558900389 or 0361 284069.

Gorgeous huge bedroom for rent, 2 in1/office/extra room. Bathroom/bathtub. Private, newly renovated include. AC, pool, parking, Wifi all inclusive. Rp. 8 million monthly (min. 6) Berawa beach, private villa. +6281 2391 0118, (miowbali@gmail.com). [1544]

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Land for sale/lease freehold 3 are. Canggu Padang Tawang Residential. Status 4m road access electricity, water, telephone, rice field view, great for villa investment. 600/are. Direct owner +6281 2383 1077 / nattg7@yahoo. com. [1519] Modern Japanese wooden house. Two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, fully furnished, wifi, 850 m2, big garden, beautiful quiet location, 1 km from Echo beach. Monthly 10 million, call +62 81 2380 5181. [1522] Business For Sale. Backpacker Hostel 5 Dorms 24 Beds 7 Showers 3 Toilets Great Reviews on Hostelworld and Booking.com. Great Atmosphere Main Road Exposure. 0812 3981 0818 Fantastic Opportunity Motivated Seller. [1523]

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Shop for rent/Batu Bolong. Building size 200 m2 IDR 600 mill/year. Minimum 5 years lease. 2 unit @4x9 meter IDR 150 mill/year. Minimum 3 years lease. Contact 0812 3671 1382. [1524] NC/Re/P-27 Sept. 17

NC/Re/P-27 Sept. 17

Real Estate Bali Great return or home – Kuta

Taman Baruna - Jimbaran

• Very nice and roomy one bedroom self contained studio apartment. Price includes all furniture, fixtures and fittings. • Located in a very well maintained development that gives a great return if you are not using it yourself. • This apartment has the added bonus of a fully paid up 50 years lease in place. Over 44 sq/m of living area, balcony over looking pool, safe, and cooking facilities.

• We present a unique investment opportunity to acquire a prime development site of 2.41 are (241sq/m). • Located among quality private villas, restaurants and cafes, this site is a key part of this Hub, and the popular upscale resort area “Nusa Dua” is close by. • The site is within 1km of the New Kuta Golf course and Dreamland Surf. • The land is stratergic, and clear tourism zoning which allows the development of villa, house or restaurant.

Land Area : 44 m2

Land Area : 24100 m2

Price : 1,382,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 50 years Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

1,382,000,000 IDR

$129,000 Au

$104,000 US

Price : 1,138,000,000 IDR Ownership : Freehold Contact: Denny 0896 7827 1969 / e. denny@eldersbali.com

1,138,000,000 IDR

$107,000 Au

$85,500 US US

Phone: (0361) 475 2046 Email : info@eldersbali.com Web : www.eldersbali.com

Spacious Family 2 Bedrooms Apartment - Kuta • This Apartment is located at the very heart of Kuta, Bali . 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom with a queen bed in master bedroom and 2 singles in second bedroom each with its own bathroom. • Full Kitchen facilities with a Large fridge.32 inch TV with Australian & Local Channels. Located in a quiet location with an external pool view. • Leasehold for 36 years. Dollar for dollar this apartment is the best value currently available in Kuta. Build Area : 103 m2 Price : 2,128,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 36 Years Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

2,128,000,000 IDR

$ 199,000 AU

$160,000 US

Gorgeous 3 Bedroom Villa - Kerobokan Leasehold - Spa and Wellness Retreat Block of Land - Ubud • A huge block of land (450 sqm) . Excellent location for business purposes on Bisma Street Ubud. • Overlooking the rice field and walking distance to Ubud City Center. • The building base have been set up for a huge 2 stories building for Yoga and Wellness Retreat. A very valuable investment for 24 Years.

• This gorgeous villa is located in a peaceful neighborhood of Kerobokan only 5 minutes to Seminyak area,10 minutes to the closest beach. • A stunning villa featuring 3 spacious bedrooms with nice bathrooms. Fully furnished with great taste and classy interior providing you great,comfort,and stylish luxury. • Features include a separate maids room, living area, dining area, kitchen, garden, 10m x 3m pool,jacuzzi, well water,fast internet, garage,and CCTV service. Located in central area of Bali. • Leasehold for 26 years as an investment it can generate good returns.

A beautiful and charming property located in a peaceful area of Kerobokan.This goergeous studio complex feature 5 cozy units with ensuite bedrooms with a classy bathroom in each unit. All units are fully furnished and decorated in great taste with expensive furnishing and artistic interior. Every unit features air conditioning, bathroom, kitchen, jacuzzi. This is a great investment in the central area of Bali.

Land Area : 450 m2

Land Area : 290 m2

Land size

Price : 1,944,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 24 years Contact : Ruth 087 761 741 669 /e. ruth@eldersbali.com

1,944,000,000 IDR

$184,000 Au

$146,000 US

Price : 3,270,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 26 years Contact : yuli 082 237 777 854 / yuli@eldersbali.com

3,270,000,000 IDR

$308,000 Au

$245,000 US

A Studio Complex great ROI as an investment - Kerobokan

: 380 sqm

Price : 4,004,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 26 years Contact : yuli 082 237 777 854 / yuli@eldersbali.com

4,004,000,000 IDR

$377,000 Au

$300,000 US

All advertised properties are for sale in Indonesian Rupiah, currency conversions correct at time of calculation but are only provided as a guide

Elders Bali : Jl. Patih Jelantik 57, Legian Kelod - Kuta- Denpasar - Bali 80361 C/Re/G-27 Sept. 17

SEMINYAK - 1520

Â&#x2021; Brand new 3 bedroom colonial style villa in the heart oI 6eminyak Â&#x2021; Ultra spacious open plan living spaces opening out to pool garden Â&#x2021; 2IIered Iully Iurnished decorated, ready to be lived in Â&#x2021; *reat location , short walk to trendy eateries, bars the beach Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 250 sqm

3rice IDR 4,900,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 24 yrs e[t

UMALAS - 676

Â&#x2021; Lu[urious well appointed modern 3 bedroom residences Â&#x2021; *enerous open plan living spaces that can be closed oII Â&#x2021; Recycled timber Ă&#x20AC;oors throughout marble bathrooms Â&#x2021; A real steal at this price given the location, si]e quality Land Area Build Area

500 sqm 200 sqm

Â&#x2021; *reat 1 bedroom unit in the heart oI 6anur, short walk to the beach Â&#x2021; 0anaged comple[ oI 16 units, common pool, sun deck reception Â&#x2021; Fle[ibility oI use primary residence, holiday home or rental property Â&#x2021; Unbelievably well priced, great entry level unit, best 6anur location Land Area Build Area

75 sqm 90 sqm

3rice IDR 1,270,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 30 yrs

LAND PETITENGET - 873 UMALAS - 1337 BERAWA - 1521 PERERENAN - 925 PERERENAN - 1367 BERABAN - 931 SANUR - 1292 UBUD - 1349 KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 LEMBONGAN - 1369

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477 sqm 247 sqm

KEROBOKAN - 1384

3rice IDR 6,700,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 35 yrs e[t

Â&#x2021; DelightIul 3 bedroom villa centrally located, newly remodeled Â&#x2021; 3leasant spacious open plan living spaces Ironting the pool Â&#x2021; *ood si]e pool, beautiIully landscaped tropical gardens, sun deck Â&#x2021; Attractive proposition as an entry level Iamily home or Bali residence

3rice IDR 4,850,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 40 yrs e[t

SANUR - 1501

SEMINYAK - 888

Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 11,000,000,000 Leasehold 313 sqm, 27.5 yrs, Umalas 1, close to all amenities, IDR 11,500,000/are/year Freehold, 50 sqm ( ,5 are), 180 deJree rice Âżeld views, Rp 590,000,000/are Freehold, 500 sqm (5 are), paved access via a public road, under market value at Rp 450,000,000/are 500 sqm riceÂżeld views, Ireehold, Jood access, perIect Ior villa. IDR 520,000,000/are 6tunninJ cliIIront plot Ireehold 7,500 sqm best price IDR 170,000,000/are Beachside, 1,680 sqm (16.8 are), long lease 46 years, 5 mins walk to the beach, IDR 10,000,000/are/year Rare leasehold plot in Ubud, stunning plot close to central Ubud. 1,500 sqm only IDR 3,700,000/are BeachIront, 14.5 are, wide Irontage, paved access, surI break nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are BeachIront, Ireehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are 9,456 sqm oI stunning beachIront land, can also be split into 4 plots. Well priced, IDR 550,000,000/are

Land Area Build Area

600 sqm 175 sqm

3rice IDR 2,700,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 20.5 yrs e[t

LEGIAN - 1455

Â&#x2021; 7wo [1 bedroom penthouse apartments in the sought aIter 66 beach Â&#x2021; 6pacious living areas and terraces with ocean and garden views Â&#x2021; 3art oI a 5 resort with unlimited owner usage and use oI Iacilities Â&#x2021; Long lease, great location, solid returns and below market value Build Area

205 sqm

UNGASAN - 814

3rice IDR 3,500,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 92 yrs e[t

Â&#x2021; 6uperb architect designed Ireehold villa with Âżve star Âżnishes Â&#x2021; BeautiIul design, decorated Iurnished to the highest standard Â&#x2021; InÂżnity edge swimming pool surrounded by lush tropical gardens Â&#x2021; Impressive open living area with ultra modern (uropean kitchen Land Area Build Area

1,137 sqm 500 sqm

3rice IDR 8,600,000,000 2wnership Freehold

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RV-2207 : IDR 6,900,000,000 : Freehold :4 :4 : 2500 sqm : 590 sqm : Furnished : Ubud

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: IDR 6,500,000,000 : Freehold :3 :3 : 310 sqm : 316 sqm : Furnished : Seminyak

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: IDR 3,200,000,000 : Freehold :2 :3 : 200 sqm : 137 sqm : Furnished : Kerobokan

SPACIOUS BEACH-SIDE SANUR

A unique spacious home previously used by the French Embassy for many years, sitting on 1367 m2 of leasehold land is now for grabs. The house is built with Balinese architecture, designed and finished with lovely teak and other sold wood finishing giving it loads of character, the downstairs area offers an open plan dining and lounge area with an enclosed media lounge, which flows onto a huge closed kitchen. One of the bedrooms is also located on this level and opens up to a 12mx5m pool and enriched tropical garden. The upstairs boast two master bedrooms both private and spacious. The home was used as an embassy offering a huge office which could easily be converted to a separate guest house, the villa is fully loaded with good parking and helpers quarters and is only 3 minute walk to the beach . Price : IDR 4,000,000,000 | Location : Sanur

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L-691 | Leasehold 950 sqm | Pererenan | IDR 10M/ARE/YEAR 2 UNITS BEAUTIFUL VILLA

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RV-2229 : IDR 2,600,000,000 : Leasehold :3 :3 : 300 sqm : 191 sqm : Furnished : Canggu

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L-686 | Leasehold 7200 sqm | Umalas | IDR 12M/ARE/YEAR

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AP-065

: IDR 1,156,000,000 : Leasehold :1 :1 : 50 sqm : 50 sqm : Furnished : Kerobokan