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Welcome to Bali and get great experience with Sanur Water Walk, you can walk on the bottom of Sanur Bali ocean with wonderful and beauty of Bali underwater world on our tour package. Great location at Sanur Beach Bali, you can walk right on under the ocean and get great wonderful the sea life of all kinds.

No experience with the sea? Don’t worry, you do not even need any previous training or experience or even for you with the first experience in the ocean. You will be accompanied with well trained Sanur Water Walk instructors at all times under water.

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Address : Jl.Pantai Kesumasari - Pantai Semawang Sanur - Bali - Indonesia Phone : +62-361-8234040 Email : info@sanurwaterwalk.com infowaterwalk@yahoo.com Website : www.sanurwaterwalk.com V I N 2 | March - April 2014

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Sanur has an important role in the development of art, culture, economy and even civilization in Denpasar..

In this second edition of soul of sanur, we try to tell sanur’s history through two figures in sanur and conveyed the history of civilization passing Stele of Blanjong.

On the environmnet, there’s a sea turtle organization in sanur that are very concerned about the viability of turtles which has been rare. wisata sanur junior high school on the other side is one of pride which owned by sanur with their achievement in the academic field and non-academic.

From the culinary, enjoy the famous soto balung. We also has Sanur Rider, the name does not only defined as a group of Sanur’s fine humble gentlemen with Harley Davidson, and ride in pride in the streets of Bali, but the name also carries a spirit of brotherhood, unity, giving heart, as well as mindful safety riding.

No doubt in the 2nd edition, soul of sanur is trying to add some information that could help domestic and foreign tourists to visit sanur and Bali.

And we wish you a wonderful Silent Day !

Ferina Suci

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C o n t ributorS Reva Nadia Media scene was not new to this mother of two. At the first encounter, she worked as announcer at a radio station in Bali, CDBS FM. Two years later, in 2005, this Denpasar, April 28th 1984 born woman expanded her field to television broadcasting. She became a news caster at TVRI Bali.

After completing her college study, Reva moved to Jakarta and worked at a national newspaper as a language editor. Once a while, she also writes articles. She said that working in media is pleasant, challenging, and broadening her insight at once.

Dedi Kristian Ignited his first passion of media as announcer, script writer, music director at local radio stations such Radio Plus, CDBS and Storm FM. Blessed enough to work in music industry at Qarma Musiq (KL) as A&R, developed his journalism knacks by writing architecture articles, interviewing various character & celebrities, food review, music reviews for local and national magazine in Indonesia.

Slamet Melda This Malang, East Java, originated graphic designer is quite experienced in graphic designing for media. This 25 years old man has put his touch in some printed media.

Besides doing graphic design, this father of a child also fond of photography. Hence, he also became photographer for Soul of Sanur. He is capable of working under pressure. When deadline approach, he is able to work tirelessly.

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40 Baris Cina Dance of Semawang Sanur

18 the signature dish of Arena Pub & Restaurant is the famous PORK KNUCKLE

50 Tumpek Wayang, Pura Kembar - Sanur

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12 About Sanur

20 New Wing of Griya Santrian

54 Ogoh-ogoh 60 Saraswati

22 Sindhu Dwarawati Sanur Turtle Conservation

26 Environmental Culture at Wisata Sanur Junior High School

64 Festival Culinary in INNA Grand Bali Beach, Sanur

30 Blanjong Stele, a Proof of Sanur Civilization

66 SnapShot

34 Balung Soup of Warung Sederhana

68 EMOTIVE

38 Sanur Rider

72 14 Painters Coloring the Sanur on the Spot V I N 2 | March - April 2014

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AboutSanur

Photography by Slamet Melda Words by Okantara

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AboutSanur

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he history of Sanur widespread through a long space of time.

It was started when Ida Bhatara Sakti Dang Hyang Nirartha (a holly priest from Java) came to Bali during the reign of Dalem Waturenggong. After the death of Dalem Waturenggong, the throne of Bali Kingdom was passed on to Dalem Bekung (1550-1580 M), then succeeded by Ida Dalem Sagening/Dalem Ile. During the reign of Dalem Sagening, a yadnya catur wisana (religious ceremony to obtain order of the nation) was held. The ceremony included a sacrifice of a decorated bull head in the middle of Unda River. The ceremony was performed because at that time, the kingdom was in chaos.

In the middle of chaotic situation, four brothers of Bhatara Sakti Ida Dang Hyang Nirartha's descendants started a journey seeking new place to live. A place of hope. They are Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa, Ida Pedanda Made Telaga, Ida Pedanda Ketut Penida, and their cousin, Bhatara Ida Pedanda Empu. The four brothers then walked to Padang Galak, Enjungin Biaung, which was ruled by I Gusti Ngurah Agung Pinatih at Kertalangu, Kesiman.

From that spot, the four brothers than went on separate path.

Ida Pedanda Ketut Penida went to Tabanan and settled in Wanasara.

Ida Pedanda Made Telaga moved to Denbukit, and he lived in Banjar Pojok, Buleleng. Meanwhile, Pedanda Empu headed to Perean Village, and stayed at Balwangan, Baturiti, Tabanan. And Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa was granted a place to live at Wirasana, Tangtu.

Ida Bagus Ngurah Murdhita, 65, elder of Grya Jero Gede Sanur, to Soul of Sanur Magazine said that during Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa's staying at Padang Galak, Wirasana, Tangtu, the people were in peace and harmony. He applied the concept of Tri Hita Karana (the concept of life balance between god, human, and environment) as practiced by his grandfather, Dang Hyang Dwijendra.

According to Ngurah Murdhita, it was not known how long was Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa stayed at Wirasana, Padang Galak, Tangtu. But then, he moved to Gunung Klandis Village, at Sumerta Village. He did not stay there for a long time. Because Ki Bandesa Singgi of Intaran beg Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa to stay at his territory at Wirasana Singgi, Intaran.

From his last place, Wirasana Singgi, Intaran, Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa seeked a perfect place to build a home. One day,

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from a high ground, he saw a white light. He then chased the light and decided to build a home where the light was ended. There he build Graha Ghrya Gede Sanur.

Many believed that the name Sanur derives from word 'sa' which means one, and 'nur' means sacred light. That name refers to the discovery of a land in sacred white light seen by Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa. But, in the other opinion, Ida Pedanda Gede Telaga of Grya Telaga Sanur said that the name Sanur could probably means light as a metaphor. In this case, the metaphor refers to the arrival of a Brahmana Keniten (holly priest) which was termed as surya (light) in Balinese culture.

About the word 'surya' and 'light', in Sanur alone, there were indeed two embryos of brahmana keniten, who was the descendants of Dang Hyang Dwijendra, such as Sanur clan as the descendants of Ida Pedanda Sakti Telaga Ender, and Batulepang clan from Sinuhun Ida Pedanda Telaga Tawang of Kamasan.

However, the history of Sanur was closely related to its beach, the Sanur Beach. Sanur Beach has been famous for a long time, especially during the Puputan Badung war, which burst on September 20th 1906. At that time, the Dutch troops landed their armies at Sanur Beach.

In ancient Bali, Sanur Beaches also famous by the proof of written stone (Blanjong Stele) which was a stele from the time of King Sri Kesari Warmadewa of Singhadwala (917 M). Now, the stele is stored in Blanjong Temple, at the south part of Sanur Beach.

As in tourism, Sanur Beach was introduced by the the notorious Sweden painter, AJ Le Mayeur, with his wife, Ni Polok. The couple stayed at Sanur Beach since 1937.

Price of Jealousy

Ida Bagus Ngurah Murdhita,65, the elder of Grya Jero Gede Sanur told a story behind the traditional Baris Gede dance performed at Banjar Belong, Sanur. He said that Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa married to two women. His first wife is Ni Gusti Ayu Putu Pacung. They have a child named Pedanda Sakti Ngenjung.

On the other hand, his marriage with the second wife, Jero Abian of Abian Kapas, bore Ida Wayahan Abian and Ida Made Abian.

It was told that Jero Abian was very jealous to the other wife. In her jealousy, she vowed to herself that should the other died, she would offer roasted pig and Baris dance. That vow then fulfilled up to now in Baris Gede dance performance at Banjar Belong, Sanur.

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Religious Atmosphere since the Time of Ancestors

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da Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa who became theone who discovered Sanur started his journey to new place of hope by throwing a religious ceremony. The ceremony took place in the middle of a chaos. Along with his two brothers and a cousin, Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa held yadnya catur winasa (a religious ceremony to obtain order in the kingdom) by offering a decorated bull head to Unda River.

According to Ida Pedanda Gede Telaga of Grya Telaga, Sanur, the aim of the ceremony was to pray for safety and serenity. After the ceremony was done, Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa went to Padang Galak.

Ida Bagus Ngurah Murdhita said, Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa practice the Tri Hita Karana concept during his staying at Padang Galak. It was the concept of balance between human and god, human and human, and also human and their environments. Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa practiced the concept based on the example given by his grandfather, Dang Hyang Dwijendra, a great holly priest in Bali.

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By practicing the concept, the society of Sanur live in serenity, safe, and prosperous.

In making harmonious relation between human and god, Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa build Tri Kahyangan (three temples to worship Tri Murti gods, Brahman, Vishnu, and Siva). Those temples are Dalem Kedewatan Temple, Puseh Temple, Kentel Gumi Temple, Padang Sakti Temple, Penghayatan Bhatara Batur Temple, and Agung Mountain Temple.

Besides that, Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa designed a certain housing location based on Hindu belief. He plotted his follower a housing area along Batanpoh-Belong area (east-west path) and Pekandelan-Pemamoran (north-south path). The location picked as the implementation of Padma Bhuwana concept (a concept of universe protection). Based on that concept, the universe is protected by uniting civil obligation and religious responsibilities. In terms of religion, a holly priest (pedanda) is obligated to practice nyurya sewana, worshipping god at the dawn of the day. This nyurwa sewana obligation then became the background behind Surya Batanpoh Temple in the east and Surya Belong Temple in the west.

Ida Pedanda Gede Telaga said that physical development in Sanur is still growing. So does in religious aspect, many temples are built, such as Kahyangan Ksetra Temple, Maospahit Temple, and Tanggun Suwan Temple. Ever since the time Ida Pedanda (Anom) Bandesa practiced Tri Hita Karana, Sanur Village has Kahyangan Tiga Temple and named Cultural Village of Sanur.

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advertorial

Word by Ferina Suci

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oday, this fabulous family restaurant has become the iconic dining scene in Sanur, a legend in its own right with international clientele ranging from expatriates to diplomats; professionals to executives; housewives to career women; hoteliers to airliners. The list goes on. They have made the place an avenue to gather within their own circle and meet new friends. A lifestyle to some extent.

At dinner time, only two things guarantee you one of the best tables here - loyalty and status. The service staff directs you to your table with the precision of an air-traffic controller. The whole place is filled with vibrant atmosphere-romantic couples enjoying every minute of their date in one area; families gathering in laughter and chit chat in another; men discussing the issue of the day; women exchanging gossips with friends; even little children are having a great time at the pool table!

The ambience radiates throughout from table to table, corner to corner. And only at this point of time can one witness the symbolic relationships between the customers and all the staff serving them. It’s how evenings out become memorable times at Arena Pub & restaurant. Enjoy fabulous food, friendly service and great atmosphere. Discover why this eatery has everyone talking and the competition watching.

Introducing the signature dish of Arena Pub & Restaurant is the famous PORK KNUCKLE. It’s an ancient German (Bavarian) cuisine, an easy and simple recipe with several tips a tricks to made it. It was special

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dish for it’s crispy crackling or charred and blistered skin with tender and juicy meat. Get it right and there’ll be a fight for the last piece.

Authentic PORK KNUCKLE recipe got a tender, juice, flavor some and also fragrance meat. Beside that, crispy crackling is also important. For making pork knuckle, you should choose the right pork knuckle or ham hock for this recipe. Meaty pork shank from the back leg is preferred, the frontal leg pork shank is too lean and also meatless. The instruction for making pork knuckle is devided into two steps, first step is to tenderized and spices infused the pork knuckle and then the second step is to crisp up the skin. In the beginning, the pork knuckle is rubbed with spiced, salt and garlic.

Then put it in refrigerator for 20 minutes. After that put in 180°C oven to make sure there’s no steam lekeage and evaporated away from the roasting pan. This slow roasting steps rendered the fat partially while tenderized the meat and also break the collagen tissues.

Now is the steps making crispy, crunchy pork knuckle rind crackling of pork knuckle. Right after the slow roasted pork knuckle is fork tender, score the skin and the fat layer carefully, never pierce to the meat under the skins. After that, preheat oven to 200°C while you waiting your pork knuckle skin dry. Once the skin is dry, put the pork knuckle into the oven. Watch it closely, it takes about 15-25 minutes until the crackling skin is crispy and blistered, but it depend on your pork knuckle size and skin dryness. Never leave the oven because it easily turn into burned out due to the hight temperature. Served with potato or bread. The pork knuckle is ready to serve only at ARENA PUB & RESTAURANT. V I N 2 | March - April 2014

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advertorial

New Wing of Griya Santrian Words & Photography by Griya Santrian

A brand new wing at Griya Santrian is currently being established and is scheduled for completion in April 2014 to further enhance the needs of seasoned travellers. It will include an additional 34 Deluxe Rooms in a design that celebrates the essence of Balinese artistry infused with contemporary elegance.

The wing is located in a peaceful corner of the resort that is close to the lobby in a setting surrounded by a lush garden of refreshing greenery. It will incorporate a combination of 2 and 3 storey clusters with an elevator to ensure easy access for guests with mobility issues.

The existing pool in this immediate area has also been extended to make it a larger body of crystal clear water with an infinity overflow

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and a relaxation pavilion. The new-look pool provide a stylish alternative for guests looking to unwind and sunbathe in a more secluded environment away from the beach.

Deluxe Rooms at Griya Santrian embody the spirit of tropical living where personalized hospitality is second to none. Each spaciously appointed room comes complete with its own terrace and a cushioned daybed. Spa-inspired en-suite bathrooms promise lavish bathing rituals with a generous sized rain shower cubicle. Luxurious touches and essential lifestyle amenities include a 40� LED television to enhance overall quality of stay.

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Environment Sindhu Dwarawati Sanur Turtle Conservation

Giving a Chance to Live Words by Okantara | Photography by Wikanda In the past times, along the Sindhu seaside up to Sanur beach, many sea turtles come ashore to lay eggs. But, as the time goes by, as hotel buildings, restaurants, and other tourism buildings crowded the area, those sea turtles are hesitant to come ashore to that seaside are. However, nowadays, several sea turtles still come ashore at Sindhu beach at night time. Those sea turtles were spotted by a group of people who often gathered at the beach.

The turtles' egg laid by their mother at the beach became an easy target to predators like dogs, yuyu (small crab), or even human.

When they hatch, the hatchlings' chance to live are very low if they went to the open sea right away. Seeing that truth, a group of people then initiate a sea turtle conservation. Nyoman Wardana was elected to be the leader of sea turtle conservation organization named Sindhu Dwarawati Sanur Turtle Conservation. The organization was

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established on September 19th 2012.

"The idea came in a group of friends gathered at the beach, there were fishing lovers, diving lovers, also surfers. One day, we saw turtles came ashore to lay eggs at Sindhu beach. Then we thought, 'what a pity, a very vulnerable hatchling has became an easy target to dogs and small crab the minute it hatch'," said Wardana.

Their compassion then grew in to curiosity. They want to know how to conserve the sea turtles. "We look the internet for the information. And we learned from television that life chance of a hatchling is very low. Then we decided to build a small Styrofoam box to nurture the hatchlings," he said.

In their journey, they met the Chief of Sidhu Neighborhood, who encouraged them to build a real conservation. "We were suggested to make joint effort with Natural Resource Conservation Board (BKSDA).

The board then tell us to officially establish conservation group. We were granted permission, legalization, so that we officially named Sindhu Dwarawati Sanur Turtle Conservation, which concerned in saving the turtles," said Wardana.

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Environment that seashore of Sindhu beach up to Sanur beach was a hatching place for sea turtles. Our elders said before the hotels building, this seashore had been a hatching place for sea turtles. Even nowadays, it is still a hatchling ground. That is what we try to save. In the future, we hope more and more turtles lay their eggs here," he said.

In captivity, the hatchlings were nurtured until they are at least six months old. Then, they were released to the open sea, usually in conjunction to special event or just routine realase. Since developed over a year ago, this conservation group has save over 500 hatchling.

And 400 of them has been released to the ocean. "Our main goal is to release these hatchlings. Our obligation is only giving them a chance to live by giving them extra energy by the time they ready to be released," said Wardana.

In terms of funding, Wardana said that they only rely on society and beach visitors donation. "We are very grateful the society and beach visitors enthusiastic in giving donation, even only in a small amount. Those donation are enough to cover our expenses, such as buy plastic tubs, food, and other things needed for the conservation," he said. Not only runs a conservation, this group also welcome elementary students who wish to know more about sea turtles.

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EDUCATION

at Wisata Environmental CuHltiguhreSch ool Sanur Junior Words by Okantara | Photography by Slamet Melda

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isata Sanur Junior High School, as one of junior high school in tourism area of Sanur, is owned by Sanur Development Fund (SDF). This school has been developing through the years and has been sustained significant changes. Nowadays, Wisata Sanur Junior Highschool which has 1.166 students and 48 teachers keep developing to gain new face which is hoped to be more specific and representative.

Widya Sastra Taruna Sanur Junio High School or also known as Wisata Sanur Junior High School was established on January 23rd 1967. The name 'widya sastra taruna' means that the young generation should armed their self with knowledge for their future life. This Sanur Development Fund-owned junior high school is transforming their face in order to become an Adiwiyata Mandiri school. Along its journey, this school has been through so many challenges, internally or externally.

The toughest challenge is regarding the quality of their education. In this matter, number of figures had worked, or still working, very hard to make the school as it now. They are Ida Bagus Made Sedhana (1967-1972), Ida Bagus Nyoman Sutarka (1972–1976), I Wayan

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Murda (1976 –1978), I Nyoman Kesuma Wijaya (1978–1979), I Ketut Siki Yasa (1979–1980), I Nyoman Mandra (1980–1982) , Ida Bagus Made Sedhana (1982–1996), and Gusti Made Raka (1996–now).

According to School Principal of Wisata Sanur Junior High School, Gusti Made Raka, the school now is accredited A-grade by Education, Youth, and Sport Office of Bali trough decree Number 301/BAP-SM/LL/XI/2010, November 3rd 2010. The new face of the school initiated with infrastructure renovation. The first renovation was an archway at the main entrance. The new archway was artistic and beautify the school's neighborhood. Besides that, students activities are constantly maintained to reach academicals or non academicals achievements.

Furthermore, the principal said that Wisata Sanur Junior Highschool has made some policies to obtain environmentallyoriented school. All school members are encouraged to create a clean, airy, comfortable, and leafy school environment. If the school's environment is well organized, the positive vibe will arise.

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EDUCATION by continuously assisting the students in studying math and science, computer, and English. The purpose of that assistance is to prepare the students when competing in an Olympiad. Moreover, other form of assistance also given to the 9th grade students who will face final exam. They were obligated to participate in a final exam try out. By doing that, the school hope that the 9th grade students will pass the test with flying colors.

Since 2012, Wisata Sanur Junior High School has been making achievements, such as 1st champion in scout skills at National High School in Denpasar (January 19th 2012), 1st champion TerunaTeruni Bali Cilik Pageant (April 22nd 2012), special award as National Adiwiyata School form Ministry of Environment of Indonesia (June 5th 2012), 10 th place the 5th scout LT at Cibubur, Jakarta (July 7th-13th 2012), 1st champion at Marching Band on the Stage competition (June 24th 2012), 1st champion junior high school Dharma Gita competition at SMA 3 Denpasar Senior High School (December 29th 2012), and 3rd place Bali regional junior high science writing at SMA 1 Denpasar High School (January 15th 2013).

All of those achievements surely gained with the support from all the school's elements. In 2013, Wisata Sanur Junior High School participated in four prestigious events, such as the 2013 Porjar and PSR held by Denpasar City Government (8th-13th April 2013), the 2013 Adiwiyata Mandiri School Competition held by Ministry of Environment of Indonesia (April 2013), the 2013 Youth Science Project (LPIR) national competition in Malang (August 2013), and writing and poster competition in conjunction with Sanitation Ambassador Pageant held by The Office of Public Works and The Office of Education, Youth, and Sport (May 11th-12th at Inna Sindu Beach Hotel).

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ong time ago, Bali was a small kingdom. Many historical evidence about the ancient Bali. The oldest stele of ancient Bali dated 804 Saka (882 AD), there were also other steles dated 818 Saka (896 AD) and 883 Saka (911 AD). However, the most prominent stele of ancient Bali is the stele of Blanjong, which was dicovered at Blanjong area, in Sanur. Half part of the stele was written in nagari letter (from Indian language) and the half was written in Balinese letter. The stele dated 835 Saka (913 AD) was in the shape of monument and written in old Balinese language, Nagarian, and Sanskrit. It stated the victory of King Sri Kesari Warmadewa of Sanghadwala Palace over his enemies at desert and Swal.

The Blanjong stele then became a point of interest for tourists who are eager to know the history of Bali Island. Thus, made the name of Blanjong famous. Blanjong literally means shipwreck. The name refers to the first Dutch ship which was stranded at Sanur shoreline, now precisely at the Blanjong's shoreline.

Nowadays, Blanjong has became a part of Intraan Village, Sanur, in the district of South Denpasar, Denpasar City, Bali. The 177 cm

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height and 62 cm of diameter stele of Blanjong is put near the Banjar of Blanjong. "Blanjong stele is a monument to celebrate a triumph, said Mangku Mawa, pemangku (Balinese holly priest). Mangku Mawa usually accompany tourists visiting cultural heritage site of Blanjong stele.

At the site, tourists can learn about the Kingdom of Bali at the ancient time. The stele mentions about Walidwipa (ancient name for Bali Island) and its king, Sri Kesari Warmadewa. In order to protect the site, The Cultural and Tourism Department of Indonesia issued a bill on 2010, UU Nomor 11 Tahun 2010, which set the stele of Blanjong as Bali's cultural heritage.

The Blanjong stele is actually located in a pura (Hindu's temple).

The pura is named Pura Blanjong. Not only the stele, there were also statue from the Sri Kesari Warmadewa's time. The most prominent statue is the statue of Ganesha. However, the stele is now kept in a glass showcase so that it kept preserved. Only Mangku Mawa has the authority to the showcase. Even so, people around the pura usually put canang sari (Hindu's offering) to pay respect to the ancestors.

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alinese traditional food comes in various form, taste, and dishes. With creativity and innovation, traditional culinary can also a signature dish, favorites to the locals, tourist, as well as foreigners. Like traditional dishes served by Ida Ayu Sri Asuti, the owner of Warung Sederhana in Sanur area.

"This food stall was establish on 1975, by my parents in law. I am just continuing what they have done. I renovate the building and develop the business part," said Dayu Sri opening the conversation.

The name 'sederhana' (modest) is used to name the stall because the owner of the stall is a modest person. However, the stall is still blooming in modesty.

The menu offered by the stall is various, from traditional Balinese dishes to Chinese food like capcay. Dayu Sri said, since the stall was opened, her parents in law wanted introduce Balinese dishes.

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culinary "Additional menu only to give more options to customer. We feel bad if we cannot serve certain food as customer want. So, we keep serving other kind of dishes, such as vegetables, beef, and chicken.

But still using Balinese flavor," she said.

The signature dish of Warung Sederhana, said Dayu Sri, is pork steak with Balinese spices, grilled ribs, and balung soup. "These three dishes have been served in this stall for 15 years. People are so fond of these dishes, now these dishes even became favorites here," she claimed. For the grilled ribs, Dayu Sri said that she only uses her special marinade. "Grilled ribs usually has barbeque taste, but our grilled ribs has a specific taste. We only use special Balinese marinade, not hotel style," she explained.

Many locals, who are very fond of Balinese dishes, became regular customers at Warung Sederhana. During day time, numbers of employee usually eat at Warung Sederhana. Meanwhile, during night time, the stall usually flooded with youngsters. "It is usually a full house on Fridays and Saturdays," she said.

Since it is located in tourism area, Warung Sederhana also visited by tourists, whether domestic, such as from Surabaya or Jakarta, or foreigner, such as Japanese.

"One day, when stall was closed, a tour guide for Japanese tourists called. He said, 'Mrs Dayu, how come you close the stall

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today? I brought my guests to the stall to eat balung soup'. Well, I had to told him to come back again the next day, because I closed my stall due to religious ceremony I held. It turned out that he came the next day, and his guests really liked the Balinese dishes I served," she said. In a day, Warung Sederhana sells 10 kilograms of balung soup.

Dayu Sri said the this family business started from scratch. Slowly, as it been developed and promoted, now the stall can yield 5 billion rupiahs.

"It is unpredictable, we make different amount of money each day," said Dayu Sri. She now employ 10 workers. However, Dayu Sri do not use a chef. "Fortunately, every person in my family love to cook, so we make our own mari足 nade and cook the dis足 hes also," she claimed.

Warung Sederhana opens Monday Friday, 11.00 AM02.00 AM, except on Saturdays open at 11.00 AM to 04.00 AM. The stall closes on Sundays.

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anur Rider, the name does not only defined as a group of Sanur’s fine humble gentlemen with Harley Davidson, blipping the throttle and ride in pride in the streets of Bali, but the name also carries a spirit of brotherhood, unity, giving heart, as well as mindful safety riding.

Sitting down with IB Agung Partha as Leader of Sanur Rider, Nyoman Suwetha as Field Manager plus a few members is an experience of genuine Sanur’s gracious & welcoming behavior. The man tells the story of how Sanur Rider was formed by few Sanur Harley owners whom familiar with each other already as family & friends, thanks to Sanur’s environment as a village where everyone cares about each other, tied beautifully by culture. These members consist of business man, family man with the same aficionado of motorcycle, where they claim that it’s a thing of ‘soul’ where freedom, manhood and hobby is a good pleasure to share into a brotherhood, in their own words it was a ‘suryak liu’ (harmony shouts of crowd/ agreement of many) that put them together.

“It is now a collective of about 90 Sanur bikers from 27 Banjar, most of them are above 600cc Harley Davidson enthusiasts” says the leader. He also revealed that it was officially formed in 2013 at Sanur Auto Festival, and since then riding Bali streets every weekend cruising through places in Bali, including a charity activity to Singaraja landslide victim recently. Sanur rider also believes in safety riding, where manners of security in riding are applied into their activity.

As seen that the bond is strong and humble, onwards Sanur Rider will keep on riding not only for pleasure but also for unity, brotherhood, also an open heart for chances to give back to the community.

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artfigure Words by Okantara Photography by Slamet Melda & ist.

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he history of Bali covered cultural development. It also related to some Balinese myths and folklores, which bound to background of a place, ritual, even Balinese art.

Balinese attention toward their ancestors legacy made Balinese culture remain preserved. Same thing also occur to a sacred which was still performed hereditarily.

At Sanur Village, there is a sacred dance which founded, grow, and preserved. The sacred dance, Baris Cina Dance, grow among the society of Banjar Semawang, Sanur, at Intaran Cultural Village for exact. Only a small group of people who knew Baris Cina Dance as a whole art. Some people only knew the name of Baris Cina, but has no clue that the dance is different from other Baris Dance that also performed widely in Bali.

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regarding the origin of the dance. Seeing its dancer look, the dance seems to be not originally founded in Bali. However, the Baris Cina Dance society bearer have a very close connection to Blanjong Temple in Sanur. The temple itself located near the Blanjong Stele, which stated the triumph of King Sri Kesari Warmadewa over his enemies.

Based on folklore passed on generation to generation, the ancestors of Blanjong people left their home at the shoreline of Blanjong, Sanur. They left for a new place to live. "Based on a story passed on from generation to generation, there were war, whether it was during the Warmadewa Dynasty or not, we never sure about that," said Anak Agung Ruma Tanaya, Baris Cina Dance bearer who is also priest of Kusuma Jati Temple.

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artfigure Cina Temple, temples in Intaran Village area, also other related temple, such as Blanjong Temple. The people of Banjar Semawang worship Ida Ratu Tuan at Pura Kusuma Jati Temple as the prestige (taksu) of Baris Cina Dance on Wayang month in Balinese calendar.

The uniqueness of Baris Cina lays on its gamelan, musical ensemble accompanying the dance, called gong beri. Anak Agung Ruma Tanaya said that gong beri was brought by the ancestors when they moved from Blanjong to Semawang. At that time, gong beri only consisted of two gongs, the ber and the bor, which as the time went by was added with kendang (drum), tawa tawa (a small kettle held in the lap or arm and struck on the boss by a mallet with a soft round head), and ceng-ceng (an instrument consists of several small, overlapping cymbals tied to a frame).

According to Anak Agung Ruma Tanaya, gong beri-the ber and the bor-were originally came from China. In his study about gamelan, he found the resemblance of gong beri with one in Thailand. The gong in Thailand is still used in wedding ceremony, the same to the gong in Renon area in Bali.

Baris Cina was founded when the gong beri has been added with other instrumens an became one barungan (a complete group of gamelan). The name Baris Cina was given because when it was performed, there was a bearer who got trance and suddenly spoke in Chinese.

Agung Ruma added, gong beri consists of sungu, ber, bor/bar, big tawa-tawa, small tawa-tawa, kempli, kajar, bebende, klenang, cenceng, and beduk. Whenever played, the instruments produce an upbeat sound. Its sound will rise listeners' excitement. However, the sound of sungu as the opening of the performance thicken the assumption that gong beri was created as war serenade.

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ajra Sandhi Monument is a monument to admire Balinese people struggle from time to time. The monument is located in front of the Bali Governor's Office in Renon, Denpasar, Bali. It also represents typical Balinese architecture. It has a well conceived design befitting its name .

Overall the area of the monument is rectangular with its application of Tri Mandala. It divide by 3 area 1. Utama Mandala is a main building in the middle.

2. Madya Mandala is a courtyard that surrounds Utama Mandala 3. Nista Mandala is the outer courtyard surrounding the Madya Mandala.

Main building of the monument (Utama Mandala) consist of 3 floor: Utamaning Utama Mandala is on the third floor as a place of tranquility, a place of silence and enjoying the view around the monument. Visitors can see the panorama of Denpasar from this place. To reach this place the visitor must pass a long stairs.

Madyaning Utama Mandala is the second floor as a dioramas, with the total is 33 units. Second floor is a place to see the miniature of Balinese people's struggle from time to time. The diorama is similar to National Monument in Jakarta. But, here is only shows the struggle of the Balinese people. It starts from the beginning of the Balinese kingdom, the entrance of Hinduism, Majapahit era, Netherlands colonialism, struggle of independence, until the present.

Nistaning Utama Mandala is a ground floor of the building, which containing the information room, Librarianship room, exhibit room, conference room, administrative room, and restrooms. In the middle of the room there is a lake that is named as Puser Tasik.

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Jl. Pugutan, Sanur info@katalavillasbali.com

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Jl. Mertasari, Sanur +62 361 288 833 reservationmgr@mercureresortsanur.com

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Jl. Danau Tamblingan 87 - Sanur + 62 361 286 286 reservation@parigatahotelsbali.com Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur +62 361 288407 info@segaravillage.com

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Jl.Kutat Lestari #98 Sanur +62 361 287 332 +62 361 8427 178 kampungkecil.reservations@gmail.com

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Jl. Danau Tamblingan 102 Sanur +62 361 286 206 reservation@purisadinghotel.com

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Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 41 Sanur +62 361 288441 info@tandjungsarihotel.com

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Jl. Duyung No.43 Semawang Sanur +62 361 288446, 286804 reservation@segaraagung.com

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Jl. Pantai Cemara No. 3 Semawang. +62 361 288761 info@semawangbeach.com

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at Abian Srama Hotel Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur 623617913864

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Jl. Danau Buyan #13A Sanur +62 361 283069 spa.manager@keratondayspa.com

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Jl. Danau Tamblingan n.o 31, Sanur +62 361 7433385 koashop@gmail.com

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Agung & Sue WATERING HOLE II Hotel, Bar, Restaurant and Spa Jl. Danau Tamblingan 60B Sanur +62 361 270 545 wateringhole_sanurbali@yahoo.com

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Jl. Sekuta Sanur +62 361 281289, 271201 info@balibisa.com

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Jl. Hang Tua No. 39 Sanur Beach +62 361 882 8641 Jl. Pantai Sindu - Sanur +62 361 289 880 Jl. Danau Tamblingan - Sanur +62 361 926 4141

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Jl. Danau Poso 57, Sanur +62 361-282826

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yepi Day procession always preceded by Pengerupukan, which is exactly one day before Nyepi. Pengerupukan always waited by the public especially by young children because in the pengerupukan night ogoh-ogoh will be paraded around the village and around the city accompanied by gambelan beleganjur, kentogan and the young couple who go parading with a torch.

Ogoh-ogoh itself is a ‘giant puppet’ which made in large-sized creepy, in the form of animals, giant, blind which is simbolyze when a negative thing in human beings or even the wild universe.

Ogoh-ogoh been around since the 80s, who initiated the socalled is the former Governor of Bali, Ida Bagus Mantra which is also a Balinese cultural figure who always has a breakthrough and accommodate innovative ideas and creativity of young people and artists associated with Hindu religious ritual.

Ogoh -ogoh denoted as bad nature in man, hatred, greed, drunkenness, envy, greed, greedy that crystallized during a year when the last step of procession after being paraded is ogoh-ogoh will be burned or destroyed as a symbol of purification of bad qualities of man. And in the newly reborn expected us clean and always do the Dharma according to religious teachings.

Ogoh-ogoh relic made of simple wood and bamboo frame; frame is formed and then wrapped in paper. Currently ogoh-ogoh makers increasingly innovating to make the ogoh-ogoh framework by assembled iron, woven bamboo which wrap ogoh-ogoh body was replaced with a cork or stereo foam with modern painting techniques that ultimately cost swelling in the making, but generally do not become matter because it is usually obtained from public donations and business people. Theme ogoh-ogoh was more varied, from theme puppet shows, modern, up to the political porn that does not reflect the meaning of religion. Theme of ogoh-ogoh is expected to be in accordance with Hindu religious values which are God, Man and Bhuta Kala as a counterweight ties all three. Ogoh-ogoh symbol is in accordance with the literature and must be stipulated in the grip of religion and not like a few are made today, because many of us look funny when made in human form, Rocker, punk, human / giant sexy and Nudity. But from another viewpoint said ogoh-ogoh was the creativity of young people who exploit the form of natural phenomena and social phenomena that occur in society at this time so no need for restrictions or restraints of expression.

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culture The History of Ogoh-ogoh

The name ogoh-ogoh is taken from Balinese “ogah-ogah” which means something which is shaken. In fact, when ogoh-ogoh is paraded around it is always shaken by the carriers of ogoh-ogoh to make it looks like moving or dancing. Besides that, the pose of one ogoh-ogoh to the others is different and various, so each will have different moves when it is shaken. Even, now with the development of technology, many ogoh-ogoh can be moved assisted by machine or other tools There are so many version of ogoh-ogoh history in Bali. Some people argued that ogoh-ogoh have been known since the era of Dalem Balingkang (ancient Balinese kingdom). At that time, ogoh-ogoh is used in the procession of Pitra Yadnya or so called Ngaben. There is also another argument stated that the existence of ogoh-ogoh is inspired by the tradition Ngusaba Ndong-Nding from Selat Village, Karangasem which also used a similar figure to repel evil spirit. Another statement is that Barong Landung is the one inspired the creation of ogoh-ogoh. Barong Landung is a kind of giant barong which is a manifestation of a scary ancient king and queen named Raden Datonta and Sri Dewi Baduga. However, the most certain fact is that ogoh-ogoh was started to be named “ogoh-ogoh” since 1980’s. At that time, it was also the first time Nyepi included in the list of national holiday. Then, Balinese started to create the figure of onggokan which was called ogoh-ogoh in some part of Denpasar. After that, this culture spread wider into all Bali and then also firstly involved in the parade of Pesta Kesenian Bali XII (Balinese Art Festival XII).

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Ogoh-ogoh Festival

Usually, before the Pengrupukan night, an ogoh-ogoh festival will be held in Puputan Park Denpasar. Ogoh-ogoh which could enter into this event are selected from some region of Denpasar. This event is hold to honor and appreciate the creation of ogoh-ogoh which possesses high art and theme value. Ogoh-ogoh which are entered this festival are not haphazardly taken, because they have been undergone a selection process. These ogoh-ogoh must have high value of art, theme, and entertainment. The theme which is usually used is around the story of Wayang (Ramayana or Mahabaratha) of other Hindu stories. Besides that, when they arrive in the area of Catur Muka Crossroad Puputan, the lifters and their crews must show a dance show or attraction which tell the story or theme of their ogoh-ogoh in front of the judges.

Ogoh-ogoh festival in Puputan is usually held a few hours before Sandi Kala or evening. After the festival overs, Pengrupukan night is continued with ogoh-ogoh parade from villages or banjar around the area of Denpasar. In other regencies beside Denpasar like Gianyar, Tabanan, or Buleleng, ogoh-ogoh festival is also periodically held.

However, sometimes the festival is not done in Pengrupukan, but in particular events such as Town Anniversary, and so on.

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Let’sEat Warung Kayu Api

Canang Sari Restaurant

Arena Pub & Restaurant

Warung Little Bird

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Cafe Batu Jimbar

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Jl. Danau Batur No. 2 Sanur +62 361 287027 sales@canangsari.com

Jl Danau Tamblingan 34 Sanur

Warung Coconut Tree

Jl Danau Tamblingan 68 Sanur 0361 283 851

Warung Beach Breeze Jl. Cemara 72BB Sanur

Cinnamon Restaurant

Warung JJ

The Fire Station

Warung Mak Beng

The Bread Basket

Dunkin Donuts

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Rocket Bar and Restaurant

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RM Kedaton

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Mango Beach Bar & Restaurant

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Art Cafe Sanur

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Pregina Warung

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Puri Santrian Beach Club Bar & Restaurant Jl. Cemara 35, Sanur +62 361 288 009 fbm@santrian.com

Street Cafe

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Warung Moro Seneng

Jl. Danau Poso No. 27, Sanur +62 361 289947

Sanur Bay

Jl. Duyung, Sanur (0361) 288 153

Stiff Chili

Jl. Bypass Sanur 209 +62 361 414059 info@stiffchilli.com

Bali Deli Sanur

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Kopi Bali House

Jl. Hangtuah No 58 Sanur +62 361 28 77 33

Pertokoan Graha Niaga Sanur No 4, Jl.By Pass Ngurah Rai 405E Sanur +62 361 270990, 270 991, 270 992 kopibalihouse@yahoo.co.id

Sanur Beach Market Restaurant

Watering Hole (Agung & Sue) Restaurant

Sector Bar

Jl. Segara Ayu Sanur (0361) 289374 081 353 143 773 info@sanurbeachmarket.com

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Jl. Hang Tuah 35 - 37 +62 361 288 289 Jl. Danau Tamblingan 60 Sanur

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ATM Bank BNI aSanur: Bali Moon Restaurant Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 19 Cpm Grand Bali Beach Jl. Hang Tuah No. 58 aDenpasar: Super Ekonomi Jl. Gatot Subroto No.11-15 Hotel Cianjur Jl. WR. Supratman 138 Dharma Mini Swalayan Jl. Hasanudin No.59 Apotik Puri Farma Jl. Gunung Agung No. 39 E Jl. Gajah Mada No. 30 Ramayana Jl. Diponegoro No.103 Super Ekonomi 2 Jl. Marlboro Barat No. 17

ATM Bank BII aSanur: Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 136 Mc Donald’s Sanur Bali Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai. aDenpasar: Jl. Udayana 1 Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 312 Tiara Grosir Jl. Cokroaminoto KCP Jl. PB Sudirman No. 8 Tiara Gatsu Jl. Gatot Subroto

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Jl. Gatot Subroto L279 No.8 Jl. Mayjen Sutoyo 55 Jl. Hayam Wuruk No.98 Jl. Imam Bonjol 880 A Jl. PB Sudirman blok C/5 Jl. Cokroaminoto No. 32 E Ramayana Diponegoro No.103 Jl. Bay Pass Ngurah Rai No. 222 Jl. Sesetan 52, Jl. Maluku 10 Jl. Gunung Agung No 30

ATM Bank Lippo aSanur: Circle K Jl. Danau Tamblingan aDenpasar: Ramayana Jl. Diponegoro No.103 SPBU Imam Bonjol SPBU Jl. Raya Sesetan No.323 Tiara Dewata Jl. Mayjen Sutoyo No.55 Tiara Gatsu Jl. Gatot Subroto

ATM Bank Danamon aSanur: As Cafe Bali Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai aDenpasar: Jl. Diponogoro 151 Jl. Gatot Subroto 79 Jl. Gunung Agung 1-A Jl. Hayam Wuruk 130 NDA Robinson Jl. Dewi Sartika Tiara Gatsu Jl. Gatot Subroto

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-SaraswatiWords by Ferina Suci | Photography by Slamet Melda Saraswati is a prominent goddess in Hindu. As the consort of Brahma, the god of creation in Tri Murti concept, along with Sri (Lakshmi), Vishnu’s consort, and Uma (Durga), the consort of Shiva, Saraswati is called Tridewi.

The name Saraswati derives from Sanskrit, ‘saras’ means something that flows, and ‘wati’ means to have. So, Saraswati means something that flows, like conversations or words. Saraswati is known as the goddess of river, art, knowledge, and music. Saraswati is very much like Apollo in Greek mythology.

Saraswati is described as a beautiful lady with soft and glowing skin, which means knowledge will give inner beauty. She dressed in white as a metaphor that true knowledge will bring to modesty.

Saraswati pictured sits on lotus, which is a metaphor of Sang Hyang Widhi (the term of God in Hindu). Like a lotus that live in three different environments, its roots grow on mud, its stem grows on water, while its flower blooms on the open air, knowledge will grow, develop, and useful in every situation, everywhere.

Besides that, Saraswati has two geese, on the right and on the left.

Both of the geese are the goddess’ sacred mount. It symbolizes wisdom, the ability to analyze the good and the bad. A peacock also located near her feet as a symbol charisma to those who mastered knowledge.

Saraswati pictured in four armed lady. Each arm symbolizes different aspect of human personality in mastering knowledge. They are mind, intellectuality, self-awareness, and ego. In each of her arm, she holds specific item. Such as a manuscript is the sacred Veda, a symbol that knowledge is universal and eternal. A mala of crystals represents the never ending learning, without a start or an ending.

A trunk as a symbol of the source of all knowledge, the mighty God. And a veena, musical instrument, which means that knowledge is actually art. Mastering knowledge will grow a sacred vibe, rise an esthetic atmosphere, and lead to the right path of glory.

As the goddess of knowledge, Saraswati is worshipped by Balinese Hindu on Saturday on Watugunung month of Balinese calendar. The celebration held every 210 days or 7 months.

The celebration usually filled with morning service at the temple, school, office, and other manuscript storage or libraries. At night, the worship continues with manuscript reading which related to dharma (goodness). On the next day, on Sunday, Balinese Hindu will throw banyupinaruh or sacred bath, as a symbol of obtaining the knowledge.

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MAG AZ IN E

Morning of The World

Selamat Hari Raya

Nyepi Monday - March, 31 2014

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Festival Culinary in INNA Grand Bali Beach, Sanur Photography by Slamet Melda

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ARENA PUB & RESTAURANT

Wednesday : Quiz night Friday : Live music On March Live F1

Rocket Bar & Restaurant

BINGO : Every Wednesday 4 pm Live Music : Every Wednesday Nights Darts Night : Thursday 6.30 pm

The Ducks Nutz Bar & Grill

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 212 Sanur Live Acoustic : Every Wednesday & Thursday

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 72 Sanur Live Music Sunday Arvo’s : 2 pm - 7 pm Tuesday to Friday Nights : 7 pm - 10.30 pm

Street Cafe

The Wicked Parrot

Casablanca Sanur

Lazer Sport Bar

Live music : Tuesday, Friday, Saturday : 7.30 pm -10.00 pm Happy hours : Everyday : 4 pm - 7 pm Jl. danau tamblingan 120 Sanur, Live Music : Everyday 9 pm Monday : “AZASI” Hot Swing Jazz Tuesday : “NEXT BEAT BAND” All-Round Music Wednesday : “KINGSTON BAND” Reggae Thursday : “THE RIPPER” Party Rock Music Friday : “PORTE BAND” Alternative Rock Saturday : “UNB’ROCKEN” Performs Blues & Rock Sunday : “CAPSOUL” Rock & More

Manik Organic

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 85 Sanur Open Mike : Acoustic Soul Jam : Every Tuesday Music Jam Session Of The Global Tribe : Every Friday Acoustic Rhytmix Duo : Every Saturday Belly Dance Performance : Every Monday Night start at 7 pm

White Sand Sports

Jl. Pantai Sindhu 15 Sanur Monday Nights : BBQ Sunday Buffet : Lunch : 12-3 pm Dinner : 6.30-9 pm Sunday Afternoon Quiz Retro Cinema Movies : Every Tuesday 7.30 pm

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 47 Sanur “The Bali Leprechauns Irish Band” plays Irish music : every Monday, Wednesday & Friday Jl. Danau Tamblingan 82 Sanur Happy Hours : Every Day For Beer : 5 pm - 6 pm For Cocktail : 5 pm - 9 pm Top Fourty Night : Every Thursday Music Cheers Your Night with Fantastic Four by Shilloute Model & Residence DJ : Every Saturday

Cafe Batu Jimbar

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 75 A Sanur Live Jazz Nigh : Every Thursday start from 7 pm Latin & Salsa Night : Every Tuesday & Saturday start from 7 pm Sunday Market : Every Sunday start from 10 am

Alise’s Restaurant

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 64X Sanur The Scene of Keroncong Orchestra : Every Sunday During Dinner Time The Scene of Duo Batak : Every Friday & Quartet held in every Tuesday during dinner time The Masked “Topeng” Dancer take the pesona represented by the Mask through stylised gestures & movement where the dancers have to imitate the character represented by the mask. Also held in every special event.

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Photo by I Komang Adi Surya Kemara | Hp : +62 89 678 156 085 | email : surya_adi9982@yahoo.co.id

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Photo by IB Gede Yogiswara | Hp : +62 878 6200 6486 | email : gusdhe_sod@yahoo.com

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Words by Ferina Suci Photography by Slamet Melda

or along time the word ‘emotion’ frequently used in our daily life. JP Chaplin in psychology dictionary explained that the definition of emotion variously formulated by psychologist on different theoretical orientations, but the general consensus defined that emotional or a state of complex reaction that attaches a high level of activities and deep changes, and accompanied by intense feelings, or affective state.

Emotion can be defined as a state associated with the stimulated organism, includes deep conscious and behavior changes. It is more intense than a simple and ordinary sense, which also covers the organism as a whole creature.

Entire artworks in this exhibition have bold articulation on its various visual exploration based on the interpretation of emotional aspects of the artist during their creative process. Emotions are “appear” as an internal stimulus for the creative process, they are “appear” as the visible and vivid subject mater. As can be seen on Darmanegara’s artwork where emotional aspects are treated as a game that excite him. In his electric works, he combines expressive (abstract) and controlled matters (traditions) at ease. The merger between the abstract that demands emotional expressions as freely as possible and traditions such as presence of such a vocabulary mangsi sigar techniques and ornaments that require emotional

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control in the creative process is an interesting thing to be reviews.

There is an emotional “negotiation” that may occur in composing an expressived and controlled matter in a visual construction.

While Wayan Subi seems to live up the Aristotle’s concept in the emotion particularly on how conceived by Aristotle as “negative emotions” such as anger, anxiety, spooky, and other emotions that suppress human life. Aristotle set those emotions in the heart of the experience (expression) of tragic art, identify the tragic pleasure generated by these emotions, and assume that the rise of those emotion caused by a (expression) tragedy which will produce “cathartic” mental effects. Wayan Subi that treats any of his works as his diary that express various feelings or emotions in a great intensity on various things that he felt in his life ranging from sadness, anger, passion and others.

While emotional aspects presented by I Made Sukamerta on his artworks refer to emotions on social discourse approach proposed

by Antariksa. Emotions placed as part of a social construction.

Emotions generate its meaning and power from public discourse.

As presented on his artworks, Sukamerta displays figure or portrait of society which is considered as a lower or marginalized class. His works try to arouse our social emotions as civilized human beings, as well as to stimulate the emergence of empathy and sympathy of any appreciators toward the social conditions that occur around us.

Those are a bit of interpretation of each artists on emotional aspects both those who set it as the background in producing their works or vividly set it as the subject matter of their works. They present their ideas from various stimulus both internal and external which arouse and evoke emotions, then applies those as the background of their creative process. Various forms of stimulatants which arouse emotions in psychological terms referred to as; emotive.

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testimonials James Burnell & Anna Maria Boang Australia & Sweden | Little Bird Warung

"We find SANUR a place of beautiful beaches, great restauranes, interesting people and a nicer pace than the hussle of kuta. Little bird warung is one of our absolute favourites, great value (*atau velve yah ?), excellent staff, live music and local food worth coming again and again for."

Nancy Marschner & Morgan Hasley Marschner | Australia | Street Cafe

We have been staying in Sanur for many years.

We enjoy the peace & quite. We love staying here & will not stay anywhere else. We enjoy dining at the Street CafĂŠ & visit regularly

Michael Cho from South Korea | Bali Beach Golf Course and Sector Bar Restaurant

The course is in fine condition. A previous reviewer talked about damage, but there is no trace of that now. The greens are lightning fast and the all-round state of maintenance was very good as well. There were several greenkeepers at work. To me the course provided sufficient challenges and choices to make over the 9 holes. Greenfee was $90 US and I did rent a standard set. If you play with a member. the greenfee is IDR 275, that’s worth buying a member ;-) .

Overall an enjoyable round with a nice caddy.Would sure like to play there again. And commend to Sector Restaurant A very recommended restaurant with great taste of foods, great atmosphere with green GOLF VIEW and great location in the middle of city. A must visit restaurant in Bali! Food recommended: Bebek Goreng (Fried Duck), Baramundi ,and Pork Ribs.

Mr. Bai Yun | China | Sanur Water Walk

Water walk is a place that you should visit when you have a vacation. The convenient natural scenery underwater is very good and made this place is very different from all water sport in bali.

Mr. Paul V Walters | Australia | ManShed I finally found the perfect bar! Great atmosphere, cold beer - great staff... Bliss!

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Painters Coloring

the Sanur on the Spot Words & Photography by Soul of Sanur

Fourteen artists of Bali on the Spot Painting Group held painting exhibition entitled Sanur on the Spot at the Griya Santrian Gallery on February 7th-March 7th 2014.

Among the 14 artists, most of them are autodidact artists. They are A Pandi, Aricadia, Bambang Wiwoho, Chandra Gunawan, Dony Libra, Edie Supriyanto, Joko Paryono, Ki Cakil Sarsito, Lukman Usdianto, Moelyoto, Pranagung, Santoso, Sugeng Biyanto, dan Taufik Kamajaya.

On Friday (7/2) at 7 pm, The Chairman of Sanur Village Festival (SVF) Ida Bagus Gede Sidharta officially opened the exhibition. The event itself featured 23 paintings which was painted on the spot during the Sanur Village Festival on 2013. All the painters who originated outside Bali Island have been joining art program in Sanur Village Festival for several times. They also performed painting and body painting demo.

According to Gusde--Sidharta Putra's nickname--the featured artworks were fresh, colorful, and perfectly narrating the festive atmosphere of Sanur Village Festival. "I truly appreciate all the artists who were participating in the Sanur Village Festival for these several years," he said, Thursday (6/2).

Gusde stated that performing on the spot painting gives a certain challenge to the artists in their art creating process. It was because a lot of people would be watching the artist painting, yet the artist has to deliver an artwork perfectly. Thus, there are only a small number of artists who elaborate on the spot painting. However, Gusde hoped

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those artists can develop their talent on regular basis in order to brighten up the tourist destination.

Yudha Bantono, one of SVF's art program official who also wrote introduction for the exhibition, stated that art has been part of Sanur Village Festival since the event was initiated on 2006. "This is an affirmation that art and Sanur are inseparable. It is like cooking. If the ingredients are not vary, how bland the cooking will be. Well, that's how I see art program and SVF," he said.

Sanur Village Festival always presents art event in form of installation art exhibition, body painting, and on the spot painting.

Those events have always been point of attraction. On the 8th SVF on 2013, body painting and on the spot painting enlivened the event.

The two art programs became an art reading arena for public which melted perfectly with other event in the festival.

Bringing up on the spot painting event on to the SVF is a proof to an effort designed by SVF's committee in order to celebrate every living aspect of Sanur community, including art. Several artists elaborate on the spot painting not only to create an artwork, but also to present a chat room for visitors to embrace art.

Thus, on the spot painter's tasks have developed, which is to serve public in understanding art. Visitors were able to watch the artists during their creative artistic process and record it on to their mind. In the other hand, the artists pictured the scene on canvas. By that way, on the spot painting successfully introduce art out of the comfort of an art studio as well as the private room of the artists.

In the end, all the art made by on the spot painting artists which were exhibited successfully pictured the festival as well as leaving a deep impression to the visitors. The artists consistently exploring people interaction, moving in line and color, and unify Sanur in a celebration of proud.

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distribution SANUR

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The Ocean Surfing Shop, Jl. Teuku Umar Leko, Jl. Raya Puputan Renon Green Car Golf Buggy, Jl. G Soputan Erlangga 2, Jl. Nusa Kambangan Bendega, Jl. Raya Puputan Renon Warung Mina Renon Bali Tourism Board Building, Jl. Raya Puputan

UBUD & GIANYAR

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BENOA & SERANGAN Quick Silver Bali Cat Sundowner Warung Akame

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BANDUNG

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SYDNEY

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Tourist Information Service

WER D H A PURA

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BALI HOSPITAL, CLINIC & MEDICAL INFORMATION CENTRAL OF BALI International SOS Medica Clinic Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai no. 505X Kuta - Bali +62-361-710505 ARH Clinic Jl. Diponegoro 55 Denpasar +62-361- 224422 BIMC Hospital Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 100X, Kuta Bali +62-361-761263 Dharma Usadha Hospital Jl. Jend. Sudirman 50, Denpasar, Bali +62-361- 227560 Graha Usadha Hospital Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto 28 Denpasar, Bali +62-361- 413988 Kasih Ibu Jl. Teuku Umar 120 Denpasar, Bali +62-361- 223036 Kuta Clinic Jl. Raya Kuta Denpasar Bali +62-361-753268 Manuaba Hospital Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto 28 Denpasar Bali +62-361-426393 Harapan Bunda Hospital Jl. Tukad Unda No. 1 Renon, Denpasar, Bali +62-361-265532 Nusa Dua Medical Clinic Jl. Pratama No. 81 Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua, Bali +62-361-771324 Prodia Clinic Jl. Diponegoro 192 Denpasar, Bali +62-361-227194 Puri Raharja Hospital Jl. WR Supratman 14-19 Denpasar, Bali +62-361-222013 SANGLAH PUBLIC HOSPITAL Jl. Diponegoro Denpasar, Bali +62-361-227911 Surya Husadha Hospital Jl. Pulau Serangan 1-3 Denpasar, Bali +62-361-233787 Sanur Hospital Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur Bali +62-361-289076 Wangaya Public Hospital Jl. RA Kartini 133 Denpasar Bali +62-361-222141 Kapal Public Hospial Jl. Raya Kapal Badung +62-361-427218

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Prima Medika Hospital Jl. Pulau Serangan, Denpasar Bali NORTH PART OF BALI Prodia Clinic Jl. RA Kartini 12, Singaraja Bali Singaraja Public Hospital Jl. Ngurah Rai 30, Singaraja Bali

+62-361-236225

+62-362-24516 +62-362-22573

WEST PART OF BALI Dharma Kerti Clinic Jl. Manik 14, Tabanan Bali Tabanan Public Hospital Jl. Merpati 11, Tabanan, Bali Negara Public Hospital Jl. Gelar, Negara, Bali Kerta Yasa Clinic Jl. Ngurah Rai 143, Negara, Bali

+62-361-811424 +62-361-811754 +62-365-41006 +62-365-41248

EAST PART OF BALI Gianyar Hospital Jl. Ciung Wanara 2, Gianyar Bangli Hospital Jl. Kusumayudha 27, Bangli Klungkung Hospital Jl. Flamboyan 40-42, Klungkung Bali Amlapura Public Hospital Jl. Ngurah Rai, Karangasem Ubud Clinic Jl. Raya Ubud No. 36

+62-361-943049 +62-366-91521 +62-366-21172 +62-363-21011 +62-361-974911

Consulates Australia (Canada:NZ) 235-092 Jl. Prof. M. Yamin No. 4 Renon British 270-601 Jl. Mertasari No. 2 Sanur France 285-485 Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 35X Sanur Germany 288-535 Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17 Sanur Italy 701-005 Jl. Bypass – Lotus Enterprises Bldg Japan 227-628 Jl. Raya Puputan, Renon Mexico 223-266 Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 8 Denpasar Netherlands 751-517 Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 599 Kuta Switzerland & Austria 751-735 Jl. Pura Bagus Teruna Legian Sweden & Finland 288-407 Jl. Segara Ayu Sanur USA 233-605 Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 188 Denpasar V I N 2 | March - April 2014

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The following list has been compiled to help you make the most memorable of your stay in Bali.

DO'S : 1. Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting temples.

2. Respect the local and be very patient if your car trapped behind a slow pace of local procession.

3. Avoid stepping on the offerings in the streets, simply just walk around them.

4. Leave important documents and papers safety in your hotel room and always keep eyes on your belongings.

5. Drink only bottled water, distilled or mineral water. You may purchase bottled mineral water available in local stores around you.

6. Confirm your flight at least 48 hours prior to your next flight.

7. Make your financial transactions only in banks or authorized money changer. Always remember to ask for a receipt after a transactions.

8. Do be careful with local pets or animals you find in local tourism spot. The dog might steal your bags.

DONT'S : 1. Don't enter a temple during menstruation 2. Don't wear improper clothing while visiting a temple 3. Don't walk in front of people who are praying.

4. On beach, do not attempt to swim outside the designated areas.

Please notice the red and yellow flags.

5. Don't buy illegal stuffs such as :drugs, items made from corals or shells and items made from endangered animal.

6. Don't hire vehicles without full insurance.

7. Don't use your camera's flash light while taking pictures in front of the priest or people praying in the temple.

8. Don't stand or sit in higher position than the offerings or the priest while visiting temple.

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