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COVER story Bali Kite Festival The Bali Kite Festival is an annual international kite festival held in July in Padang Galak area or Sanur Beach, Bali. Traditional giant kites are made and flown competitively by teams from the villages (banjar). The event is a seasonal religious festival intended to send a message to the Hindu Gods to create abundant crops and harvests. Bebean (fish-shaped), Janggan (bird-shaped see like in the picture ) and Pecukan (leafshaped) are three traditional kites flown during this kite festival. The kites are flown by teams of 10 or more adult kitefliers. The Bebean is the largest kite, and looks like a broadmouthed, split-tailed fish. The Janggan form has a broad flowing cloth tail that can reach more than 100 metres in length. The Pecukan requires the most skill to fly, as its unstable form often tumbles towards the ground. Each type of traditional kite has its own competition, with heats of 10 teams vying for the best launch and longest flight. Sometimes the kites come down over the adjacent rice paddies, and the team members have to dash through the paddy to rescue the kite before it lands in the water.

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Welcome to BALI Om Swastiastu! ( Balinese Welcome)

We Would like to welcome you to our wonderful Island! Bali is one of the world’s top tourist destinations and this is not just a coincidence. The island about 5.600 km2 has unique culture, which is well worth an exploration as it does not exist anywhere else in the world. Indonesia’s only Hindu enclave is a very spiritual place and Balinese people are very religious. The official consensus states that at least 80% of Bali inhabitants still follow Hinduism. Our beautiful island is a Visitor’s delight and truly magical all the years, with plenty on offer for everyone. travelling BALI travel Guide provides insight into how to get the most out of your time in Bali by equipping you with all the information you need about our Accommodation , Spa , Shopping, Activities, Wedding, Thing to do and world-class dining scene. To all those who got “ travelling BALI “ travel guide and Apps without being in Bali before , it has to be mentioned that you will be impressed how much you can explore on Bali beautiful island.

Bali always delights and whether you are here for a short visit or an extended stay, you will find plenty see and do. Enjoy your time in Bali and look forward to welcoming you back again soon in Bali Paradise island. Om Santhi Santhi Santhi Om travelling BALI team Bali’s Leading Tourist Information

PREFACE In prevailing circumstances, the business environment surrounding the aviation and airport industries is changing rapidly. In view of the increased global competition between airports, Angkasa Pura Airports must strengthen and fortify its functions to establish its position as a key dometic and international hub. We are currently managing 13 airports throughout central and eastern Indonesia, one of the main airports is Ngurah Rai Bali International Airport. In agregate, our customer in 2012 reaching 65.5 million passanger, increase 13.8% compare with previous year. With a view to competing with other major airports in Asia to attract services and recognizing the fact that passangers favorite airports are ultimately the airlines choice, Angkasa Pura Airports will aim to meet the distinctively polarized and diverse needs of the aviation market. Terminal building capacity at Ngurah Rai Bali Intenational Airport now is in expansion and we will seek to give a fresh new look to our commercial facilities by attracting new tenants and improving the environment, taking into account the characteristics and shop composition of our existing commercial facilities. The new Ngurah Rai Bali International building terminal construction will increase the airportâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s capacity up to 25 million passangers a year. This Ngurah Rai project is targeted to be operational by July 2013 by expanded its capacity from 80.000 m2 to 190.000 m2. As airport facilitating the cross-border flow of goods and people, we will strive to stay abreast of the growth in aviation demand and to provide high standards of safety and service. We also pursue new business opportunities on the core of our existing business to achieve corporate growth. Angkasa Pura Airports committed to ensuring safe and functional airport operations. We will continue to strive to become an attractive airport with advantages, trusted and preferred by travelers, airlines and other customers using our airport or with whom we work at the airport. Congratulation for the first edition of Travelling Bali. Angkasa Pura Airports supports you.

OM SWASTIASTU Bali is one of the world tourism destinations in which there are many kinds of natural beauty and cultural uniqueness for visitors to explore and enjoy. The Culture of Bali has been influenced by the Hindu religion from early ages with grace and temperance, which has rooted in a very long history making it intrinsically very inviting for tourism in Bali. Bali’s culture is also based on philosophy of local genius called Tri Hita Karana which means the three causes of Happiness, Wealthy and Prosperity. As a tourism destination which is based on culture, Bali currently needs a means of promotion and has potency in linking local, regional, national, and the world cultures. “travelling BALI” has a simple mission to promote Bali for both domestic and foreign tourists with structured many high-class information, great content like accommodations, spas, weddings, restaurants, recreation and activities in Bali with a lovely layout design to promote Bali as a tourist destination. First appearing in 2013 and fast becoming the resource of choice for both Bali residents and guests. The publisher “travelling BALI” fully expects this information will be able to provide great benefits especially for tourists, tourism industry, and society at large to build a Sustainable Tourism Development.

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Mr Tjok Bagus Pemayun (Head of the Promotion Section Bali Government Office) and A.A Ngurah Ketut Parwa (staff of promotion) are presenting a souvenir to the Governor of East Java and his wife at Majapahit Travel Fair 2013 in Surabaya.

Mr. Tjok Bagus Pemayun (Head of the Promotion Section Bali Government Office) is explaining some information to visitors of the Bali Government Tourism booth on ITB Berlin 2013.

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MAKEPUNG LAMPIT Bali’s Wet and Muddy Buffalo Race

ARTISTRY from the traditional Balinese is varied and also very diverse. In Jembrana (West Bali) they have many examples of traditional art among which is Jegog (a beautiful form of traditional dance) and Makepung (the art of buffalo racing). Why might you ask is Makepung a traditional art form? Well because of its highly decorated, colourful buffalo and jockeys plus its traditional significance to mark the end of the rice harvest. Another form of buffalo racing in Jembrana is Makepung Lampit where the buffalo race is held in wet muddy rice fields. Unlike Makepung which celebrates the end of the rice harvest Makepung Lampit is to mark the start of the rice season – the planting of the rice. So prior to the planting of the rice they race the buffalo in the wet muddy fields. The Lampit is a farming tool used to level the rice field and the buffalo race with the Lampit attached. On Sunday (26/4/2015), the Makepung Lampit race was held at Peh’s Subak rice field acreage in Jembrana, Kaliakah Village, in the district of Negara. Dozens of pairs of buffalo with their head crown brightly decorated raced the circuit which is 200 meters

Gede Sudaya long. Like traditional horse racing a special whip is used to encourage the buffalo to gallop as fast as the can. After all this is a race. You can imagine the excitement and thrill of this event with the jockey and brightly decorated buffalo racing in wet muddy rice fields and the mud flying everywhere. They end up covered in wet mud which also includes the spectators becoming wet and muddy. This interesting and unique art form draws dozens of locals and tourist spectators plus many photographers. This event is such a great spectacle to capture through the lenses of a camera or video. Gede Sudaya from traveling

BALI media took this opportunity to capture this amazing event alongside of some famous photographers Deniek G Sukarya and Mario Blanco. After the race one jockey expressed that he felt very happy as he was not just there to be a champion and win the race but also to maintain the tradition of Makepung Lampit that inspires a spirit of mutual cooperation amongst Jembrana farmers and the workers of the rice fields. A rich local tradition that is well worth attending if you just happen to be visiting Bali when the Makepung Lampit race is taking place, usually just twice a year.

GALUNGAN & KUNINGAN Bali’s Important Cerremony

“Nearly all festivals in Bali are related to the Balinese Pawukon-Calender which is different to other calendarsby containing only 210 days. Most of the Balinese Festivals and Holidays depending on the Pawukon Calender and moon phases are published by the Bali Government Tourism Office GALUNGAN This important Hindu ceremony is celebrated every 210 days according to the Pawukon Calendar. Galungan lasts for ten days. During this period, the Balinese Gods visit the island. Before this big holiday, the island becomes very busy.The women create beautiful woven ‘banten’ which are offerings made from young coconuts. The men decorate bamboo poles, known as penjors, which adorn the streets of every Balinese village.Sometimes, the local people cook a whole pig and give it to families. In every village, the men cook lawar, a delicious food made from vegetables, spices, and pork. The day after Galungan, called Manis Galungan, is considered as quality time for family gatherings.Many Balinese people take this day off in order to visit their extended family. The ten days of Galungan celebrations give visitors an authentic idea of what religion means to Balinese people. It is a great time to visit Bali. . KUNINGAN Kuningan DayBalinese Hindus believe that ten days after Galungan Day theirancestors return to paradise after dwelling on earth for ten days.The Balinese

thank the gods for their mercy and often celebratethis holiday by visiting each other and having fun. The most elaborateKuningan ceremonies are at Sakenan Temple on SeraganIsland, also known as Turtle Island.

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DENPASAR TO UBUD The road form Denpasar to Ubud can be described very easily with four words, “The Road of Art “. On the trip from Denpasar to ubud, about 26 kilmeters, you will see a big selection of traditional arts and crafts. Many of the crafts people work outside and invite visitors to watch their sakillful hands as they carefull make beautiful creations. Stonemasons, silversmiths, goldsmiths, puppeteers, woodcarvers, painters and dancers and dancers can all be seen on this almost magical trip through an artistic dream world. Batubulan, the vilage of stonemasons, providesan interesting first stop on your trip. Figures carved from stone can be seen averywhere on the road. The stone carvings, all of highest quality, requirenastrong hand to carve images out of a block of stIn Celuk, the work of the goldsmith and silver smiths is outstanding. In some shops, you can watch the designers working on their artistic creations. Many of their ancestors were once commissioned to work for Balinese Royalty. A stop n the art market in Sukawati is a must . Among many other fine arts nd crafts, this art market features a selection of traditional Balinese temple umbrellas known as “Payung”. The market also has fine hand carved detailed puppets, known as a “Wayang”. The carefully carved detailed puppets are made from buffalo leather. Some of the more exclusive puppets are usually owned by the local dalang dalang, or puppet master master. Sukawati offers a variety of souvenir that make perfect gifts to take home to a friend or of yourself. Next on the road is Mas, the village of woodcarvers. Status of Gods or more playful images of big eyed frogs highly filigree carved doors or just simple window frames are all lined up for the visitors to see. For the master woodcarvers in Mas nothing seems impossible to carve. The villages of Pengosekan dan Peliatan are both nteresting places to see Bainese paintings.

In Pengosekan, the Community of Young Artists, a group founded in 1969 helps poor families to give their children a good art education. When they become artists, they make money to help their families. Every kind of art and craft can be found in Ubud at the tradisional markets and in shops on the Monkey Forest Road. If you wish to create your own silver pendant or ring, there are shops with experts that will teach you how to create your unique piece of jewelry. During your trip, a must see is Bali’s famous Barong Dance in Batubulan. If you wish to get back to nature, a stop at the Bali Bird Park in Singapadu is a beautiful attraction; it is especially nice for children. Enjoy an adventurous trip on “THE ROAD OF ART

Balinese Dance an important part of the culture

The following brief explanation of three main Balinese Dances should help to understand the meaning of Legong, Barong, and Kecak Dances.

Legong Dance The Legong Dance is the most feminine dance on Bali and can contain different stories. Eighteen different kinds of Legong Dances have developed and depending on the story the dancers tell, 2-5 girls may perform at the same time. In the most popular form of Legong, knows as Legong Kraton, three female dancers perform together. Every dance has several things in common; the intricately made and decorated costumes, the headdress with frangipani flowers, and the dancers wear beautiful elaborate makeup. Dancers are accompanied by a gamelan orchestra. Many young girls want to become popular Legong Dancers, however only the most talented girls are allowed to perform on stage. Their dance education can start as early as four years old while the body is still very flexible. For some special temple ceremonies, that occur only every thirty to fifty years, only young girls or boys that have not yet reached puberty can perform a special dance for the Gods. The Balinese believe that before puberty, it is easier for these young innocent boys and girls to enter a trance. Performances in restaurants are for entertainment only and can be performed by dancers of all ages.

Kecak Dance The Kecak Dance, also known as the Ramayana Monkey Chant, is an absolute must see for visitors to Bali. This unique dance is performed by a hundred or more men using their voices as percussive musical instruments. The men sit in a circle just in front of the audience. They sway, stand up, or lie prone as the story develops.

As the performers chant, dancers stage a battle in which the monkey king, Sugriwa and his army of monkeys help Prince Rama fight the evil King Rahwana. Kecak has its origins in sanghyang, an exorcism dance in which some dancers go into a trance. The Kecak is so popular among tourists that you can find performances almost anywhere on Bali.

The chanting men wear checked cloth around their waists, leave their chests bare, and throw their arms upwards with their fingers outstretched to the skies. This gesture drives out evil. Some of the men become actors in the drama being unfolded by the dancers who enter the stage and depict a battle from the Ramayana.

One of the best places is at the cliff-top temple of Ulu Watu. However, Kecak can be seen in Ubud, Batubulan, and all over the island. Any place you choose, you are sure to enjoy the drama.

Barong is probably the most well known Balinese dance. This dance tells the story of the fight between good and evil. The Barong Dance is a good example of the Balinese way of acting out the relationship between mythology and history being blended into one reality.Rangda, the mother of Erlangga, the King of Bali in the tenth century, was condemned by Erlangga’s father because she practiced black magic. After she became a widow, she summoned all the evil spirits in the jungle to punish Erlangga. A fight occurred, but she and her black magic troops were so strong that Erlangga had to ask for the help of Barong. Barong came to help Erlangga’s soldiers. They began to fight. Rangda cast a spell that made Erlangga’s soldiers all want to kill themselves. The soliders then pointed their poisoned keris, a sharpened sword like knife, into their own stomachs and chests.

Barong then cast a stronger spell that helped the soldiers’ bodies resist the sharp keris. In the end, Barong’s powers proved to be stronger, thus Rangda ran away. A participant can die or get seriously injured in a Barong dance. It is said that if Rangda’s spell is too strong, a weak soldier may not be able to resist it. Even with the help of Barong, he may end up hurting himself with his own keris. The masks of Barong and Rangda are considered sacred items, and before they are brought out, a priest must offer blessings by sprinkling them with holy water taken from Mount Agung. As well as the priest’s blessings, offerings must be presented. Balinese Dances are impressive and were originally not performed to entertain tourists. The meaning is based on beliefs in the Bali Hindu Religion. In these dances you will still find much of Balinese traditions. Even though the performances have changed to entertain tourists, they keep still the original basic meanings.

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One Of The Most Popular Tourits Destinations On Everybodyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day Trip! Mother Temple, also named Besakih Temple or Pura Besakih Bali, is located in the village of Besakih (Rendang Sub-district, Karangasem) right at the foot of Mount Agung, in the eastern part of Bali. As its name already states, it is the mother of all temples and not just one of Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most important temples; it is the most important one in Bali! Besakih Temple is located about 1,000 meters above sea level and finally it is the highest substantial public temple complex.

Besakih Temple dates back to about the 10th century (the same age as Tirta Empul Temple) and is actually a complex consisting of about 30 singular temples, with hundreds of shrines, dedicated to the helpers of the gods. When you have finally reached Pura Penataran Agung Besakih, the highest temple of the Mother Temple complex, you will be rewarded with unimaginable views and a fabulous, spiritual feeling. Obviously, the most marvellous things in Bali also have a reverse side to the coin. As the Mother Temple is a very popular tourist place, you will be asked for money at every single corner. A guide offers his knowledge here, a seller his products there and obviously you have to pay for the entrance as well. Additionally you will probably get forced to buy a Sarong for 50 USD which is 3-4 times of the real value.

Before you enter the temple complex, Besakih Temple can easily become annoying, especially if you can’t handle pushy people. As Besakih temple plays such a big role in Balinese tradition and it is a tremendous and imposing complex it is therefore hard to say: “If you can’t handle these situations, stay away from Pura Besakih and see other major temples on Bali such as Pura Luhur Uluwatu (Uluwatu Temple) or Tirta Empul Temple (Pura Tirta Empul) just to name a few” but unfortunately this is a fact. Although for those who don’t mind at all and make this tour to Bali’s holiest temple will explore a terrific complex with stunning views from the top level!

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The Place With Highest Temple Density In The World! W

ithout a doubt, there is no other place in the world with a temple density higher than the one in Bali. Even for Balinese it is partially very hard to figure out the history or meaning of a special temple as we have many myths and stories behind them, from time to time 3 and more. This has something to do with the fact that different villages have shared bigger temples and every village has developed over a longer period of time an own story. As soon as he had started to damage the temple, the King and his soldiers were attacked by thousands and thousands of bees and their mission failed. Serious documentations about temples can be found in â&#x20AC;&#x153;Lontarsâ&#x20AC;?, which are palm leaf manuscripts in Asia. The oldest existing ones date back to 500 BC, the oldest ones in Bali, shown at Lontar Museum Gedong Kirtya, areâ&#x20AC;Ś years old. Gedong Kirtya is the only museum in the world which shows a Lontar collection. It is interesting to hear that some names are always mentioned in the Lontars when it comes up to temples. Regarding to these old manuscripts Dang Hyang Nirartha is one of them. Dang Hyang Nirartha was a chief counselor of a Javanese King. He felt in Love with one of the patrons wife and had to leave Java in 1537.

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After arriving in Bali he was the founder of the three temple system in Bali. Every village still follows this philosophy and the temple for Brahma (the god of creation) is facing the mountain, the Vishnu temple (the maintainer and protector) is based in the middle of the village and for Shiva (the destroyer) the temple is facing the ocean. Also the Lontars tell about Mpu Kuturan, a travelling priest. Batukaru Temple, the Shrines at Uluwatu temple or Bat cave temple are attributed to him. If you are now interest in temples and a Bali Newbi, we highly recommend to see Bratan Teple. It is located on the shores of Bratan lake about 1240 meters above the sea level. The climate there is already completely different and the area invites you for a stroll or some watersports. A per-

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@Ped Temple Nusa Penida fect place to go for everybody. Monkey Lovers should not miss to see Uluwatu temple, a cliff edged temple with plenty of wildlife monkeys. If you are travelling with kids, definitely go there. A wide range of temples and stories can be found on: www.travellingbali.com

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A Hidden Attraction For Those That Prefer Smaller Crowds. Balangan Beach is located in the Bukit, in the south west of Bali. This place is a real hidden gem and “The Golden Sand Area” is well worth a visit. Situated under a massive cliff, Balangan Beach is not easy to find but precisely for this reason this wonderful beauty offers nearly full privacy. Apart from some surfers who enjoy the fantastic waves in this area you will only meet some other tourists who found this place by coincidence. A public parking place on top of the cliff is provided and the access to Balangan Beach is very

easy, you just have to handle the stairs down the cliff to the beach. Because of the massive waves, Balangan Beach is not highly recommended for swimming but offers another opportunity which is rare to find somewhere else in Bali, a romantic cliff edge wedding with stunning sunset views! In case you plan to get married, Balangan Cliff will make the most important day in your life simply unforgettable. Wedding agents in Bali offer ceremonies in every price class. Starting from around 2,000 USD and the sky is the limit. In case you haven’t booked your hotel yet, basic accommodation around Balangan Beach is provided for as little as 20 USD. The rooms are obviously not equipped with an air conditioner but those who are happy with only a fan can make staying around Balangan Beach a real bargain. Day Trips to Balangan Beach can

be -perfectly combined with a visit of Uluwatu Temple (cliff edge temple) which is very popular for its wild monkeys. In case you are travelling with kids it has to be mentioned that the cliff around Uluwatu Temple is partially unsecured. On the way back it is highly recommended to make a stop in Jimbaran Bay for a seafood dinner. The local warungs (restaurants), nestled in between the area of Four Seasons and Interconti Hotel, offer real value for money. A 1.5 Kilo Red Snapper, coming with rice, soup, vegetables and different sauces only adds up to about 10 USD and it is enough for two. In addition to this, Jimbaran Bay is a very romantic place and offers a great sunset. Be there at the latest around 6.00 pm.

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The Double Edged Keris (sword) of Bali

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Every fast developing tourist destination in

the world has two sides to its blades.

The first area, and surely the most popular one, is known asa mass tourism place such as Kuta or Seminyak. Everyone who has stayed in Bali will have experienced at least one of these area sand seen the Bali Lifestyle in that region. On the other hand what about the other side of the Keris’s blade? Has everyone that has stayed in Kuta, made a trip to Bali’s northern part to see the National park or have they been to Singaraja, Lovina or Candi Dasa? Unfortunately it is sad but true that plenty of the tourists coming to the island of the gods only see it as a low cost island with great opportunities for food and spa treatments.

The following article is aimed at all those people who so far haven’t heard or have ignored Bali’s other side, the wonderful culture, the outstanding fauna and flora and the opportunity to chill out in a segregated area. It is directed at all those who are looking for a chance to take great walks, hikes or cycling tours in a cool, fresh area that is 1,500 meters or more above sea level in an outstanding mountainous area. It has been written for all those who are looking for an opportunity to see wild dolphins, buffalo races, deer or fantastic marina wildlife in some of the great snorkeling areas that are just waiting to be explored.

Gede Sudaya Last but by no means least this article is addressed to all those people who want to cross the Kuta or Seminyak boarder and increase their knowledge by experiencing the second face of Bali (side or the other side of the Keris), the traditional and original face (side)! We hope you are one of these people. In the regency of Karangasem in the north west of Bali, lies Candi Dasa, it’s a great place to stay overnight and the perfect place to start explorations of the many cultural highlights which are nestled around this area. In addition to this, Candi Dasa has some extremely charming restaurants, such as the “Lotus Sea view Restaurant”, which offers a wonderful ocean view and the perfect place to have Dinner. Close to Candi Dasa, nestled in the hills around this area, you can find Tenganan village.

The traditions and practices of this village may sound very strange to you but isn’t it worth seeing a village where only the inhabitants are allowed to marry each other andvisitors of the village are prohibited from staying overnight? The Taman Ujung Water palace, Winner of tripadvisor’s “Travellers’ Choice Award 2013”, Tirta Gangga the former Royal Palace of Krangasem, rated on tripadvisor 4.5/5 and Lempuyang Temple one of Bali’s 9 key directional temples that faces a variety of lakes, mountains and oceans are also located close to Candi Dasa and should not be missed during your trip. Even if youhave already booked your hotel in Bali, it is worth taking a driver and staying overnight in Candi Dasa, a wonderful place located on the northeast coast of Bali.

38 Day 1 08:00 – Hotel Pick up 09:30 – 10:00 – Kerta Gosa 10:30 – 12:00 – Kusamba 12:10 – 13:10 – Lunch 13:15 – 13:45 – Bat Cave Temple 14:15 – 16:30 – Snorkeling at Padang Bai 17:00 – Hotel Check in Candi Dasa Day 2 10:00 – Check Out 10:30 – 11:30 – Tenganan Traditional Village 12:00 – 13:00 – Lunch in Candi Dasa 14:00 – 15:00 – The Taman Ujung Water palace 15:45 – 16:45 – Tirta Gangga Additional Information: Please prepare your own water in case you want to climb about 1,700 stairs and be aware of thieving monkeys! Don’t wear caps, accessories, glasses and so on. Another place which is highly recommended for an overnight stay is Lovina. The name of this neat city is derived from the word ‘lovely’ in Indonesian, which already speaks for itself. Lovina is very popular for dolphin watching which usually starts at 6 o’clock in the morning. For this reason alone an overnight stay in Lovina is already highly recommended. The Northern area is also very popular for its unique hot springs. The Banjar Hot Spring for example is operated professionally, provides lockers and changing rooms and is great fun to spend some time in the lovely warm water, which is roughly 38 degrees.This environment is very family friendly and a great day out if you are travelling with kids. In addition to this, all the hot springs have, due to the

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sulfurous water, a healing character. Furthermore, plenty of wonderful waterfalls, such as the Gitgit waterfall, with their fresh water poolsgive you the opportunity to take a dip and cool down whilst on your day trip. The following Tour with an overnight stay away from the hustle and bustle in the south, combines as does the previous recommendation, great things to see in Bali with a family friendly environment, the following tour is highly recommended.

Day One: 08:00 – Pick up from the Hotel 09:30 – 10:15 – Taman Ayun 11:30 – 12:30 – Jatiluwih 13:15 – 14:00 – The Botanical Garden 14:10 – 14:20 – The Candi Kuning Fruit Market 14:30 – 15:30 – Lake Bratan 16:15 – 17:15 – The Gitgit Waterfall 18:00 – Check in at Lovina Day Two: 05:30 – Check out 06:00 – 10:00 – Dolphin watching, snorkeling, 11:00 – 13:30 – The Banjar Hot Spring and Lunch 14:30 – 14:45 – The Papuan Rice terrace 15:45 – 16:30 – Alas Kedaton 17:00 – 19:00 – A Tanah Lot dinner and sunset For everybody, but especially for all those who think they have already seen everything in Bali, it is highly recommended that you visit our website www.travellingbali.com. On here you can find even more tour suggestions and other useful information that you can’t find anywhere else on the island. Find the latest discounts, get to know where the happy hours can be found, read the latest news and press releases or get some general recommendations from travelling BALI. The website is still

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SIGHTSEEING Gunung Kawi Temple Gunung Kawi Temple (Pura Gunung Kawi) is a very unique Balinese temple complex, carved into the mountain and located on Pakerisan River, close to Tampak Siring village in the regency of Gianyar. Pura Gunung Kawi bears a resemblance to the South American Maya Temples as it is surrounded by a lush green tropical rain forest and situated on a mountain river.

Penglipuran Village Penglipuran Village in the traditional Balinese countryside is located in the Bangli regency, about an hour and 30 minute trip from Kuta. See the original Balinese way of living, visit traditional houses and talk to the locals. To keep this outstanding cultural attraction going, the family agreement is that the oldest family member has to move back to Penglipuran after both parents have passed away. A must see for Culture Lovers!

Gitgit Waterfall Gitgit Waterfall is located in a plateau, about 300 meters above sea level. It is the height of about 40 meters, surrounded by tropical trees and a lush green environment. The way to Gitgit Waterfall is paved with lots of stalls and on either side of the path you can find some lush plantations (coffee and cloves). The sellers are not aggressive at all and you can finally enjoy a 15 minute walk without getting hassled by anyone.

Banjar Hot Spring Banjar Hot Spring Bali is a very peaceful place where plenty of locals come for relaxation as well. The toilets are clean, well maintained and lockers are available. One of the pools can be described as a kidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pool and if you are travelling with the whole family, you can splash around with your children here. A local Restaurant provides basic food and cold drinks and some smaller souvenir shops are waiting for you to bargain with them.

SIGHTSEEING Mount Batur Mount Batur’s original height was about 4,000 meters in prehistoric times. After an enormous eruption nothing was left apart from a large caldera which in 2012 became part of the Global Geopark Network by UNESCO. The actual height of Mount Batur is 1,717 meters. Mount Batur offers a great opportunity to all cycling and trekking fanatics. The Sunrise Trekking Tour is highly recommended to all those who are physically fit.

Sukawati Art Market Sukawati Art Market is the biggest local market in Bali to purchase traditional handicrafts and traditional handmade products, spanning over many blocks on the main road of Sukawati. It can get very interesting when you arrive at the “food department” as this area is extremely local. You should NOT go there if you have a weak constitution! The Trip from Kuta to Sukawati Art Market on average takes one hour.

Dream Land Beach Formerly known as Dreamland, New Kuta Beach looks like it is slowly but steadily transforming into one of Bali’s most luxurious development projects. New Kuta Golf, Klapa Beach Club and Greenpark Waterpark are just some of the projects which have finished over the last couple of years in this area. Enjoy some sunset cocktails at Klapa or play 18 rounds at New Kuta Golf, Bali’s popular cliff edged Golf Course.

Subak Museum About a 45 minute trip away from Kuta, in the regency of Tabanan, you are able to find a very interesting but widely ignored attraction; The Subak Museum. Subak stands for a very ingenious water irrigation management system which was developed in Bali hundreds of years ago but is still in use. A visit to this museum teaches you about Bali’s agricultural tradition with the use of numerous farming related exhibits.

SIGHTSEEING Monkey Forest The Monkey forest is located in Bali’s cultural capital ‘Ubud’ and roughly an hour’s trip from the major cities in the south. The Monkey forest became one of Bali’s most popular sightseeing destinations and plenty of guides put it on their selection of tours. This is because you can see plenty of wild monkeys and it’s the perfect place to go with kids. Be aware of thieving monkeys and make sure you don’t wear any sunglasses, caps or necklaces and take care of your wallet.

Seminyak Beach Seminyak Beach is very well known. It perfectly combines relaxation, dining and nightlife. As with plenty of other places located on Bali’s west coast, it is a great spot to see Bali’s wonderful sunsets. Plenty of restaurants and beach bars in every price category stretch along the area known as ‘double six’. The most popular beach club there is called Cocoon, it’s very well known for its sophisticated parties such as the Splash Party.

Bird Markets Denpasar The Bird Markets are very local markets. The biodiversity of the shown birds in such a small area is simply amazing and reminds more to a Zoo then a market. Hundreds of birds are waiting for a new owner. However not only Birds can be found at Bali’s major Bird Markets in Denpasar. Puppies, cats, bats, monkeys and other exotic creatures can be bought too. Warning: Most of the cages are inappropriate for the species.

The 5 Prayer Houses It is a myth that religions can’t live in peace and harmony next to each other. See a Protestant and a Catholic Church next to a Buddhist or Hindu temple as well as a Muslim mosque nearby. Some of these prayer houses are open for public for a little donation and if you are in Nusa Dua or Jimbaran you shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to see, maybe the only place in the world where religions are ‘that close’ to each other.

BALIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S REGENCIES Denpasar Denpasar is the economic center of Bali. There is a Bajra Sandhi museum of heroes and Balinese statues which have become a symbol of Denpasar. The unique Kreneng night market, Denpasar Cultural Park (Art Center) and the Bali museum are all located in the heart of Denpasar. (Bali Map)

Bangli Regency Bangli Regency attractions can be found at Bukit Jati, which is an ideal place for Hiking and Trekking, visiting Historic Villages and the Penglipuran Temple. In the mountainous areas around Kintamani, there are Mount Batur and Lake Batur which is the largest lake in Bali. It has natural hot springs in Toyabungkah. Bangli District is the only district in Bali that does not have a beach. (Bali Map)

Karangasem Regency Karangasem Regency became the spot for the biggest Temple in Bali, Besakih Temple. The temple is visited by local residents as well as tourists. There is also a water park, Tirta Gangga Water palace, rice fields, rolling hills and crystal clear water. Taman Ujung Karangasem is one of the main attractions in 10 Hectares of Karangasem made by three architects from Bali, the Netherlands and China. (Bali Map)

BALI’S REGENCIES Buleleng Regency Buleleng is the largest area among nine districts and cities in Bali, almost 1/3 of Bali”s main island. Some places that you will wish to visit are Lovina beach where you can see dolphins, twin Buyan and Tamblingan lakes with their natural beauty and the 35 meter high Gitgit waterfall. The uninhabited Menjangan Island is suitable for snorkeling and scuba diving. The hundreds of years old Banjar sulfur hot springs is a unique and wonderful destination. (Bali Map)

Jembrana Regency Jembrana Regency is located in the West and has numerous tourist areas, Medewi Beach which is suitable for surfing, candikusuma beach, Rening Baluk and Pengeragoan a museum of early humans. A ferry and shipping port that connects the islands of Java and Bali, can take you to the West Bali National Park a sanctuary for Starlings (Bali birds - Leucopsar rothschildi) which is protected by the Government. (Bali Map)

Klungkung Regency One-third of Klungkung Regency (112,16km²) is located between the Island of Bali. The other two thirds (202,84km²) is in the islands of Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. These three islands are suitable for water activities. Kerthagosa, is an ancient building complex erected during the reign of the first King of Klungkung. There is also a Temple called Goa Lawah with an impressive amount of bats inside. (Bali Map)

BALI’S REGENCIES Tabanan Regency Tabanan Regency has an area of 839,33km² which consists of mountainous areas and beaches. Bedugul Botanical Garden is surrounded by hills and has three beautiful lakes. Tabanan Regency has many beaches such as Yeh Gangga Beach, Soka Beach, Surabarata Beach, Kelating Beach, Pasut Beach etc. It’s more than just beaches though, there are also famous temples such as Tanah Lot which is located a short distance off the coast with a great view of the surrounding ocean. Batukaru Temple located on Mount Batukaru and Jatiluwih - both have famous terracing which can be seen in the many brochures of beautiful Bali. (Bali Map)

Badung Regency Badung Regency includes Kuta and Nusa Dua with several famous beaches such as Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu and Nusa Dua. Uluwatu Temple located at the edge of the cliffs is also a great attraction for tourists. Tanjung Benoa is the place with a lot of different kinds of Water Sports. (Bali Map)

Gianyar Regency Gianyar Regency includes, Siyut, Suba, and many more beautiful beaches.There are lots of beautiful temples to visit like Goa Gajah Temple, Yeh Pulu temple, Penataran sasih temple, Kebo Edan temple, Pusering Jagat temple, Gunung Kawi Temple and Tirta Empul temple. In the centre of the regency is Ubud with lush green areas and the rice fields of Tegalalang. Puri Agung Ubud is located in the heart of Ubud. It was the Ubud government kingdom of the past and is now a center for culture and arts. Events are often held at the front of the Puri. (Bali Map)

BALI’S MOST EXCLUSIVE - HEAVEN ON EARTH Bali offers guests from all over the world the highest standard in hospitality, products and services. You can get the highest standard of in services and quality and know that for some, they must constantly re-invent what is extraordinary. For guests who are looking for the unimaginable luxury experience, you will find in this section companies that offer this and so much more. These exclusive companies with established experience and quality, offer indulgence which is impossible to describe in words. “Bali’s most Exclusive” guarantees you will get it all and more. To give you more details about companies bringing heaven on earth in this chapter (which is updated bimonthly), a full overview of Bali’s most exclusive can be found at our webpage www.travelling-bali.com. Find us also on Scoop, Issu and Slideshare.

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pool. Lounge the morning away on your outdoor sun bed. Feel the gentle caress of the afternoon breeze as it drifts slowly over your villa. Relax with a nurturing spa ritual. Indulge in social cocktails at the bar followed by an evening of wining and dining at our celebrated restaurant venue. Time is all your own at Maca Villas & Spa Bali

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UBUD VILLAGE JAZZ FESTIVAL

The annual 3rd Ubud Village Jazz Festival will be held, once again, on 7thand 8th of August 2015 at ARMA Ubud and will feature a world-class line-up that is guaranteed to be even more impressive than the previous festivals. Acclaimed jazz musicians from Indonesia such as Indra Lesmana, Nial Djuliarso, Dewa Budjana, Dodot & Co, Gustu Brahmanta Project, Kirana Big Band, Dion Janapria, Nita Artsen Trio, Dwiki Dharmawan, Balawan etc, and international musicians, Oran Etkin (USA), a great bass clarinetist who has won a Grammy Award for his compilation CD “All About Bullies”.

Etkin’s latest album on Motema Music, Gathering Light, features his trio with Nasheet Waits and Ben Allison plus guests Lionel Loueke and Curtis Fowlkes. This amazing Trio just can’t wait to come to the island of God and experience the unique sensation of playing jazz in Ubud. Yet, Laura Brunner will bring you her deep voice, combined with Nial Djuliarso Quartet. Both, they have done some projects in USA and Asia. Nevertheless, Julian Banks Trio and Alex Lahey (Australia), Miles! Projects (Holland) and more, will play under the stars in the grounds of the magnificent Arma Museum, Ubud.

Jl. Raya Waribang, No. 32 Denpasar - Bali T: +62 361 285196 F: +62 361 285196 E: info@ubudvillagejazzfestival.com W: www.ubudvillagejazzfestival.com

Encouraged by different kinds of local communities, Ubud Village Jazz Festival stands for one of the most respected Jazz Festival in the region. Most of the organizers who volunteered in the event, are coming from different backgrounds, such as art, media, video, design, music, even food! Yet, it keeps the spirit of UVJF, that is mall festival but big message. Anom Darsana, one of the co founders of UVJF said, “Our talented young Indonesian artists are the key to the development and future existence of Jazz in Indonesia.” The Festival aims to provide important cross-cultural and networking opportunities between International and local jazz musicians and will showcase established and emerging musicians over two

days, using three stages. It will collaborate with local industries, such as handmade drums from Jakarta and double bass from Solo and bamboo installation for the stage décor. And for the second time, Ubud Village Jazz Festival 2015 is proud to partner with The Jazz Summer School in Korea-Netherlands as an exciting initiative to promote Jazz education in Indonesia. The Bali Jazz Summer School will be held over 5 days before the festival and will be divided into 6 classes featuring guitar, drums, piano, double bass, brass and reed instruments and vocal. Said Yuri Mahatma, Festival CoFounder , ”This is a great opportunity for young Indonesians to gain valuable knowledge and improve their skills through classes in theory and daily jam sessions”. Early bird Ubud Village Jazz Festival tickets are now available online and will be available until July. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary deal! Early Bird ticket price (Including taxes) February- July 2015 period Please log on into our website to get the most updated tickets’ price. Normal ticket price (Including taxes) Aug 2015 period One day ticket: IDR 385.000 Two days ticket: IDR 550.000

ACCOMMODATION

Sankara Villa Every type of Accomodation can be found in Bali from Low Budget Guest Houses to 5 star Beach Resorts and Villas, as well as nice City Hotels. There is a perfect place to stay for every wallet. This section introduces some selected Hospitality businesses

in detail including the facilities they have to offer (such as Spas and Restaurants) which are available for outside guests. More Accomodations that are grouped by location, can be found later in the Hotel Guide.

Sankara Ubud Resort The word â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;sankaraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; refers to a conch seashell that produces a haunting sound when blown. According to the epic Hindu poem, Mahabarata, the horn-like noise of the sankara often signaled the beginning and end of battles between opposing Indian clans. In Bali it is used as a ceremonial instrument during rituals of purification to neutralize negative energy and create a peaceful ambience. Sankara Ubud Resort is located in the traditional art village of Mas, Ubud. It is 90-minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport and just 15-minutes from the centre of cultural Ubud. Encompassing a collection of 20 stylishly-appointed Balinese rooms and villas, Sankara Ubud Resort is a peaceful retreat surrounded by rice fields and coconut trees. It is a place to totally relax and discover the simple pleasures of a traditional village. Sankara Ubud Resort is professionally managed by Satyam Internasional, a Bali based company committed to hospitality ventures that benefit the island and its people. The management company adheres to the Balinese Hindu lifestyle concept of TRI HITA KARANA whereby all business practices embody social, spiritual and environmental sustainability.

Banjar Kumbuh, Desa Mas, Ubud, Gianyar â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Bali T: +62 361 849 3515 / F: +62 361 849 3521 E: info@sankaraubud.com W: www.sankaraubud.com

Hotel Tjampuhan & Spa Hotel Overview, the timeless beauty of Hotel Tjampuhan & Spa has been legendary since 1928, when as a royal guesthouse it inspired foreign artists and provided a tranquil environment for visiting celebrities. Combining a collection of traditional style bungalows and a healing spa facility, the entire property is a tribute to Ubudâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s artistic heritage and the spirit of Balinese hospitality. Tjampuhan Spa, positioned at the base of the valley mere metres away from the natural splendor of the river flow, Tjampuhan Spa is dedicated to the therapeutic properties of water. Composed of several semi-open treatment pavilions and an extraordinary hot/cold spring water Jacuzzi created within a mythical stone cavern, the spa has sourced a collection of Balinese healing and beauty treatments to alleviate the stresses of modern living. This tranquil setting evokes inner peace and overall wellness simply by re-introducing the basic attributes of Mother Nature and her bounty of herbal and flower essences. Terrace Restaurant, from this highest point of the property, diners can enjoy sweeping views of the valley and its mature landscape over a delicious full-course meal or just a cup of coffee. Terrace Restaurant is open for all-day dining with a menu that transcends the flavours of South East Asia with a few Western orientated dishes for variety.

Jl. Raya Tjampuhan PO Box 198 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ubud 80571 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Bali T: +62 361 975368 F: +62 361 975137 E: reservation@tjampuhan-bali.com W: www.tjampuhan-bali.com

Ashyana Candidasa Beach Resort & Spa Candidasa is a great base to start your Bali adventure, perhaps passing the time with the locals to find a guide or boat for your big fishing trip, to go Snorkeling or Diving, maybe just a late afternoon trip to the colorful traditional Village of Tenganan home one of the original Balinese tribes. Candidasa is the perfect blend of everything one could want in a seaside resort, there are many reasonable prices Accommodations, Dinning options a plenty, Interesting Sea sports, warm-water bathing and not to be forgotten, tranquil and romantic nights The Ashyana Candidasa Beach Resort & Spa is Combine ancient Balinese architecture with the comfort of Modern conveniences into a luxurious synergy to pamper the most discerning guest. Featuring 20 separate bungalows each bungalows is equipped with air conditioner and has a luxury bathroom with hot and cold shower facilities, and after long day touring and visiting through baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique cultural heritage enjoy our garden terrace, take a swim in our swimming pool or relax by our sunshine Bar and sample our Bale Spa.

Jl. Raya Candidasa Beach, Candidasa, Amlapura 80851, Bali T: +62 363 41539 / F : +62 363 41538 M:+6285337550557 / +6281936502200 E: info@ashyanacandidasa.com W: www.ashyanacandidasa.com

Pita Maha Resort & Spa Pita Maha Resort & Spa is set into the landscape of the Tjampuhan valley and recreates the gentle ambience of a small Balinese community through a collection of 24 boutique styled villas. Owned by Ubud’s revered royal family, the resort is dedicated to Bali’s rich cultural heritage and the skill of local artisans. Since the 1930’s the area of Tjampuhan has been the pulse of Ubud’s vibrant art scene and Pita Maha Resort was named after an association, which fostered and promoted the creative talents of Balinese painters, during the era. Pita Maha translates from ancient Sanskrit as ‘great shining’, and this charming resort provides a tranquil haven to escape the pressure of busy lifestyle. A choice of three thatched villa categories have been elegantly designed to anticipate every conceivable need with spacious living and sleeping environments that are personally serviced around the clock by a team to loyal staff. Inspired by the unique traditions of a bygone era, Pita Maha Resort & Spa combines gracious hospitality with today’s modern luxuries

Jl. Raya Sanggingan, P.O. Box 198 Ubud 80571 - Bali Indonesia T :+62 361 974 330 F : + 62 361 974 329 E : sales@pitamaharesorts-bali.com W: www.pitamaharesorts-bali.com

BALI DYNASTY RESORT Located on the vibrant South Kuta beach strip, Bali Dynasty Resort is one of Kuta’s longest established family resorts, renowned for its warm Balinese hospitality. As a premier family resort, Bali Dynasty Resort features 313 guest rooms and suites that can sleep up to five persons: Family Garden, Family Kids Suite, Family Studio Room and Family Pool View—the latter was recently upgraded, with privacy partition and direct access to the pool via an outdoor terrace. Being a complete heaven for families, Bali Dynasty Resort offers a playground area, Ashoka Spa, Kids Salon (‘Cutz4kidz’), Kid’s Club and Teens Club. High Flyers Trapeze School adds an exciting thrill to your holiday. The resort also offers six restaurants and five bars, each individually themed with live entertainment, such as Golden Lotus Chinese Restaurant and Gracie Kelly’s Irish Pub. Three swimming pools are available, including a recently upgraded main free-form swimming pool with swim-up bar and 55-centimetre-deep baby zone, plus a dedicated adults-only “Lazy Pool” on the upper lawns. Strategically located on the famous Kartika Plaza Street, Bali Dynasty Resort is only ten minutes’ drive from the airport and located within walking distance of Kuta’s nightlife, Waterbom Park and Discovery Shopping Mall. Kartika Plaza, Tuban, South Kuta, Bali, 80361, Indonesia P : (+62) 361 752 403 F: (+62) 361 752 402 E : reservations@balidynasty.com W : www.balidynasty.com

RESTAURANTS

Gede Sudaya Whether you like local or international, hot or cold, spicy or unseasoned, cheap or expensive, fast or organic food - you will find it in Bali. Restaurants managed by people from many different countries with different ideas. This is what makes Bali a real culinary paradise.

Jimbaran Plaza Jimbaran Plaza Chinese Seafood Restaurant Operating Hour: - Lunch : 10.00 -14.30 Dinner : 17.00 – 22.00 Reservation : Group with group menu require reservation min 6 hours in advance. Reservation for other Ala carte dine required to ensure seat availability. Capacities : 1. VIP Room with 10 Round table 8-12 seat per table, Stage with sound system,, Suitable for private event, meeting, convention, 5 VIP Rooms, 1 round table for 1012 seats per room, 1 VIP Rooms, 2 round table for 10-12 seats per table, Hall with round and square table for total 200 seats. For Facilities : Fully air-conditioned, all no-smoking seat, Child/baby seat. Serving type Ala Carte & Group set menu. Serving menu : Dim sum, Chinese seafood and dishes, Set Chinese food and or live seafood, JSuper seafood set menu. Rasa Nusantara Indonesia Buffet Restaurant Operating Hour: -Lunch : 11.00 – 14.30 Dinner : 17.00 – 22.00 Reservation: Group requiring reservation min 6 hours in advance ensure seat availability and proper arrangement. Capacities : 500 seats in 80 square table, floor size 1150M2, Facilities : Stage with sound system, Fully air conditioned, smoking and non-smoking seat, Child/baby seat. Serving type Buffet, Highlight : 3 rice assortment (White, Yellow, Fried), 6 Indonesian ethnics appetizer, 36 best of Indonesia main dishes, 6 Indonesian ethnic dessert and fruits. Jl.Uluwatu II No.89,Jimbaran,Kuta Selatan 80361 Bali P : +62-361- 8472122, +62-361-8471963 E:http://www.jpchineseseafood.com W: info@jpchineseseafood.com

SPA & WELLNESS

Maca Villas Since a long time ago, Bali has become one of the most interesting holiday places with beautiful beaches. Often surfers from all over the world come for the waves. The many international restaurants throughout the area will delight your tongue with wide selections of food.

Currently, Bali is also known to have the best Spas in the world. You will find many Spas with international standards and all kinds of price ranges. Wether you are looking for a whole day honeymoon package or just a one hour refloxology session, you will find it all here in Bali.

Lavish Bali Spa Treatments at Spa on The Rocks Stunningly located on rocks amidst the sparkling Indian Ocean, these two awe-inspiring spa villas are the pinnacle of our Bali luxury spa. Surrounded by the sea, each spa villa has been ingeniously designed to blend with the environment, highlighted in Indonesian ‘merbau’ wood, traditional Balinese ‘alang alang’ thatched roofs, and interiors enhanced by the natural contours of the rocks on which they sit. Experience the sound of waves gently lulling beneath, feel soft sea-breezes drift into your private villa and be invigorated by the scent of refreshing ocean mist whilst indulging in a treatment created exclusively for Bali Spa on the Rocks guests at the best spa resort in Bali.

Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran, Badung, Bali 80364, Indonesia P :+62 361 70 2222 E : info@thermesmarins-bali.com W : www.ayanaresort.com

SHOPPING

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Jimbaran Plaza POLO RALP LAUREN is renowned Brands origin The United States was also present at jimbaran Plaza to add to your convenience in shopping. Located on the ground floor, Polo Ralph Lauren offers a variety of maca collection shir Polo latest and most comprehensive because it is one of Ralph Laurenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Authentic Merchandise in Bali. Marni CHOCOLATE GALLERY is a delicious chocolate paradise in Bali, has various collections of chocolates with different flavors and is certainly the best chocolate Golden Coffee contains female hand picked coffee beans (one bean can be splitted intotwo parts) roomates are processed by Pt. KOPINDO Jaya with cutting edge technology and sold in powder and beans. Peaberry Coffee contains male coffee beans (one bean can not be splitted) roomates are processed by PT. KOPINDO Jaya with cutting edge technology and sold in powder and beans. Peaberry coffee sachet contains male powdered coffee beans in sachets, wrapped with paper filters serve for one time. Toraja Coffee This type of coffee is planted in the mountain area of Sulawesi Toraja. It has very rich aroma and balanced Contain acidic (a little bit stronger than the Sumatran Coffee).

Jl.Uluwatu II No.89,Jimbaran,Kuta Selatan 80361 Bali P : +62-361-8471963 E: marketing@kopindo.com W:www.kopindo.com

WEDDINGS

Gede Sudaya An unforgettable wedding needs a nice romantic venue. Thousands of couples have decided to get married in Bali with good reason - itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s incredibly beautiful! 4- and 5-star hotels that provide packages

such as wedding boats, photographers, wedding organizers, beautiful bouquets and unbeatable scenery can pretty much guarantee the most incredible wedding for whatever you have planned.

BLUE HEAVEN BALI PADANG – PADANG BEACH Blue Heaven Padang – Padang Bali is a spacious venue that extends both indoor and outdoor.Situated on the cliff-edge around the famous and exotic Padang – Padang Beach, we can instantly say that the view and the place itself are unrivalled and awesome. With the concept of Wedding Chapel, sea view Pool and Restaurant we offer a wide range of services such as Wedding and Pre – Wedding services at Blue Heaven Sea View Chapel, Swim & Fun refreshment package at our Fantastic Pool even tea time or lunch and fine dining at Blue Heaven Restaurant. Architecturally, Blue Heaven Sea View Chapel is uniquely designed with a simple and contemporary style to set the romantic ambience overlooking the breathtaking sea view of Indian Ocean that will set the mood for true love. Mark your marriage, pre – wedding or even renewal of wedding vows or commitment at the mesmerizing backdrop of the ocean and allow us to arrange the details for your moment of romance in Bali with a different touch. Marriages are made in heaven. Let the journey to eternity begins in a glass chapel on the tip of the top of Uluwatu cliff and overlooking the breathtaking sunset view at Blue Heaven Bali Restaurant & Wedding

Jl. Labuhan Sait, Uluwatu, 80364 | Bali – Indonesia P : +62361 895 7376, F : +62361 895 7379,M : +62 821 4676 7777 E : info@blueheavenbali.com | wedding@blueheavenbali.com W : www.blueheavenbali.com

BALI PROPERTY

TEN REASON MAKE BALI PROPERTY INVESTMENT ATTTRACTIVE Property prices on the island have increased a lot during the last 6 years and there is no doubt the trend will continue for next year Interest Rates Due to the financial crisis, interest rates dropped worldwide. Housing finance is cheaper when interest rates are lower. A Bali property investment at this time is a good financial idea. Return on Investment Because of a lower interest rate in Indonesia, many people look at Bali as a good alternative investment. Stocks and Property are showing high return on investments, usually with a minimum holding period of ten years. Tourist Flow The number of tourists that visited Bali increased by 10% in 2011 and is steadily rising. People from everywhere are falling in love with this lovely and peaceful island. The increasing number of visitors and expats coming to the island causes a bigger interest in the property market. Both Indonesians and foreigners often buy a holiday or a retirement residence in Bali. Improved Infrastructure The infrastructure on Bali is developing. New streets, including tunnels and bridges, are currently under construction and scheduled to be finished in the near future. The government has plans for more develop-

ment in order to handle the increasing tourist flow. Balinese Tradition â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Lease the land The Balinese are keeping their tradition by leasing and not selling their land. A part of their strong cultural tradition is to buy land and keep the land title in a Balinese name so that it will be in the family for future generations. Their culture thinks in terms of generations, both past and future. Leases to foreigners should be notarized to insure that they have legal investments. Indonesian (Balinese) Economy The Indonesian economy is going incredibly well compared to other worldwide economies. Along with India and China, the Indonesian GDP will be listed among the top 3 economies worldwide in the next few years. Permanent Home or Holiday Rental Property If you wish to have a home in Bali, it is easy to hire local people to take care of your house and rent it to guests while you are away. You can advertise on the net or amongst your friends. Good places to stay with well trained staff are always in demand, but please make sure to set up the reuqired licenses.

Population Growth on Bali and Limited Space The population growth on Bali Island is significant. Growth is about 2% per year, one of the most rapidly developing in the world, thus space is limited. If you are interested in owning a home on this beautiful island, now is the right time. Banking and Euro Crisis Due to the Western Banking Crisis, many people trust banks less and are now thinking in terms of alternative investments. They are asking questions such as ‘Is the Euro safe?’ or ‘Will banks collapse?’ or ‘Will we get inflation due to the high government spending to aid the Western crisis?’ Opening the Property Market to Foreigners Many countries around Indonesia have opened their propertymarkets to foreigners, educated speculation is that it isonly a matter of time before Indonesia follows other Asiancountries in this process. Buying property is not an easy decision and every decisionin investment has to be thought about carefully. There arealways risks. Due to the housing bubble, it is important thata property investment be planned with a long term investmentin mind. Development in some areas of the island have alreadyreached a level of increased efficiency, these places areeasily sold. This situation provides owners with a perfectswitch opportunity.

Sell highly priced property with access to main roads andBuy Property in Jimbaran or Nusa Dua. At this time, Nusa Dua, Bukit and Jimbaran have the most potential for buying property at a good rate. Over the next ten years, these areas will develop into being one of the most exclusive areas in Bali. Good locations can be found starting at a 225 Million Rupiah per Are (100m2) , but can go up to 450 Million for land with a beautiful view. An are is an Indonesian measurement, whichis ten metres by ten metres. If you are considering a retirement investment, you mayalso think about an investment in Nusa Penida. Propertyprices are cheaper there than they are in Bali. The costsfor land are 90% less than Bali’s usual property prices. Aninvestor can lease land now and turn a profit in ten years.

INVESTMNET OPPORTUNITIES IN BALI Location : behind STP NUSA DUA 1400m2 Shaped Land, Benoa Harbour and Tol View Price : IDR 310 million / 100m2 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT LAND IN BALI: Contact Person : Gede Sudaya E-mail : gsudaya@hotmail.com Mobile : +62 81-338-7988-32

@ Jimbaran Beach

Jimbaran & Uluwatu Jimbaran & Uluwatu developed very quickly from a small fishermen village into Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most popular place to have romantic seafood dinners. Many Restaurants can be found to the left and right of the Intercontinental Hotel. For those who stay outside of Jimbaran it is highly recommended to combine the visit of Uluwatu Temple which offers a great view, the Kecak Dance, wild monkeys and follow up with a Seafood Dinner at Jimbaran Beach. Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best Surfing Hot Spots can be found in Uluwatu. Klapa Beach or El Kabron, both directly located on the Cliff offer you a great scenery to enjoy your sundowner Cocktails while the Seafood in Jimbaran is already waiting for you.

@ Bingin Beach

@ The Bay-Nusa Dua

Nusa Dua & Tanjung Benoa Nusa Dua has become the fastest developing area over the last couple of years on Bali. Luxurious Hotels and Villas were built in Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s preferred and accessible areas away from the wetlands. For those who like it really special, Pantai Payung (Umbrella Beach) offers a romantic scenario away from the crowded areas. At Bali Collection, plenty of Restaurants, Shops and Spaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s invite you to stroll around and to enjoy a whole afternoon. Tanjung Benoa offers great water sport activities. Whacko Beach Club, belonging to BMR Watersports offers you the opportunity to relax with an afternoon cocktail after having great hours on the ocean.

@ Watersports - Tanjung benoa

@Tegal Lalang ubud

Ubud Even if your idea was not staying in Ubud and you have booked your package already, think about one overnight stay. Ubud offers the traditional charm of Bali. You will experience a completely different Bali away from all other very well known tourist destinations. Already the trip to Ubud is an unforgettable experience (please see the article â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The Street of Art). See wildlife monkeys at the Monkey Forest, shop for great Artwork, explore the Balinese Culture, have painting classes, wood or fruit carving lessons, see traditional dances or do some other activities such as cycling or rafting. If you are into Yoga, Ubud is one of the main desitinations for healthy, living and organic food. Enjoy Bali as it was 10 -15 years ago.

@Ubud Palace

@ Sanur Beach

Denpasar & Sanur Sanur is part of Denpasar, with a taste of Kuta, Jimbaran, Tanjung Benoa and Nusa Dua in one pot, stirred massively and you have created Sanur. Europeans feel especially at home and attracted to Sanur. Benoa Harbor, located in the South of Sanur is the primary launch point for many day cruises. Water sports and activities can be found at the long stretch of sandy beaches with an almost continuous beach front sidewalk for strolling. Moderate nightlife and shopping opportunities are sprinkled throughout Sanur, often recommended as the perfect place for families, couples and those who just look for a quiet place. Sanur is the perfect place to enjoy a little bit of everything.

@ Sanur Beach

@Petitenget Beach

Seminyak & Petitenget Ten years ago Seminyak was still a small village and has quickly become a very sophisticated party, shopping and lifestyle area. Popular and exclusive Beach Clubs, as well as nice bars, restaurants and shops are located in the North of Legian. It is already hard to say where Legian ends and Seminyak starts. For those who like high end shopping and exclusive events and concerts, Seminyak is definitely the place to stay. A combination of beautiful beaches, sunsets and rice fields make Seminyak area a perfect place for relaxation. Seminyak features some of the most beautiful new resorts, villas and highly rated restaurants.

@ Seminyak beach

@ Ground Zero Monument

Kuta & Legian Kuta and Legian are very well known for their nightlife and the 5 km white sandy beachfront. For those who want to party, Kuta offers the younger generation the best party spots. Lots of Surf schools can be found on the beach and it is probably the best place to take the first steps on a board. Lots of markets and shops are waiting for you to negotiate. “Discovery Shopping Mall” and the “Beachwalk”, are located directly on the beach and offer all popular brands and also great opportunities to enjoy your sundowner cocktails. Kuta is worth a day trip for all, and those who like the party places right in front of their hotel, are recommended to stay here..

@ Dewa Ruci

@ Banjar Hot Spring

Lovina & Singaraja Lovina has more or less the same attractions as Singaraja; Dolphin Tours, Snorkelling and Diving. Although in addition to these things you can find the trekking to waterfalls, Banjar Hot Springs (Air Panas â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Hot Water), diving or snorkelling around Menjangan island, home to the best preserved coral reef in Bali and the Banjar Buddhist temple, the biggest one in Bali close to Lovina. A very moderate nightlife has started to develop here, especially on weekends and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s getting a little bit busier outside of the hotels. Apart from the high Season (around August) Lovina is a very quiet area and action seekers, apart from Divers and Surfers who like the ocean calmer, should only come for a day trip to enjoy the black sand beaches. Just two and half hours drive from the hustle and bustle of the busy tourist areas in the south, you will enjoy a relaxing Bali holiday.

@ Lovina Beach

Tenganan Village @@Taman Ujung

Candidasa & Karangasem Candi Dasa is located in the Samuh neigborhood of the Bugbug Village, 12 kilometres southwest of Amlapura, the main town and capital of the Karangasem regency, seaside town in eastern Bali that rests on the edge of a fresh water lagoon. It was formerly known as Teluk Kehen (Kehen Bay), but since the tourism industry was introduced the name was changed to Candidasa. Only one thing is for sure, Candidasa is a tranquil coast offering varying accommodation, from basic to five-star resorts and few good restaurants in between. It is also a strategic place from where to explore the east of the island, which boasts exotic cultural highlights and a range of historical sites and exciting tours to enjoy.

@ Tirta Gangga @ Taman Ujung

Airport Tax International tax Domestic Tax

Consulate : Rp. 200.000,: Rp. 75.000,-

Airport Information Ngurah Rai International Airport Tel: 751011 - ext 5123 Airways Garuda Indonesia Jl. Sugianyar No.5 Denpasar - Bali Tel : (62 361) 232400 / 227824 Fax : (62 361) 233124 Royal Brunei Airlines Jl. Kartika Plaza Po Box 1133&1134 Tel : (62 361) 757355 / 757-292 Air Asia Jl. Sunset Road No 23 Kuta Bali Call Center: 021-29270999 Cathay Pacific Wisti Sabha Bld, 2nd fl Ngurahrai Rai Internationa Airport, Tuban Call Center: 0804-1-888888 Qatar Airways Reservation/Ticketing/Sales. Tel: 752222/ Fax: 753788 Singapore Airlines Ngurah Rai International Airport Reservation/Ticketing 9368388 Fax: 9368383 Thai Airways Reservation/Ticketing/Sales. Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel, Ground Floor, Sanur, No. 54-55. Tel: 755064/Fax: 755063. Mandala Airline Komplek Plaza Kerta Wijaya Jl. Diponogoro No. 98 Call Center : 0804 -1234567

Australia (incl; Canada, New Zealand) Jl. Tantular 32 Renon-Denpasar Tel: 241118/Fax: 241120 Email: bali.congen@dfat.gov.au Brazil (Hon. Consulate) By The Sea Store, Jl. Legian 186, 2nd Fl, Kuta-Bali. Tel: 757775/Fax: 751005 brazilconsul@bytheseatropical Czech Republic (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Pengembak 17, Sanur. Tel: 286465 Fax. 286408. bali@honorary.mvz.cz Chile (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Pengembak Gg. 1/3, Sanur. Tel: 756781/Fax: 756783. chilehonconsulate@bali-vila.com Denmark & Norway (Hon. Consulate) Mimpi Resort, Bukit, Jimbaran. Tel: 701070 ext. 32/Fax: 701073. mimpi@mimpi.com England (Hon. Consulate) Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel. Tel: 270601/Fax: 287804 France (Consular Agency) Jl. Mertasari, Gg. II No. 8, Sanur Tel: 288535/Fax: 286406 consul@dps.centrin.net.id Germany (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17 Sanur. Tel: 288535/Fax: 288826 germanconsul@bali-ntb.com Hungary Consulate of The Republic of Hungary (Bali) c/-Marintur-Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 219 Sanur-Bali. Tel: 0361 287701/Fax: 0361 735232 huconbali@telkom.net Italy (Vice Consulato) Lotus Enterprise Building, Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai, Jimbaran. Tel/Fax: 701005. italconsbali@italconsbali.com

Japan Jl. Raya Puputan No. 170, Renon. Tel: 227628/Fax: 265066 denpasar@mofa.co.jp Mexico (Hon. Consulate) Puri Astina Bld Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No. 1A, Renon. Tel: 223266/Fax: 244568 astina@denpasar.wasantara.net.id Netherlands Jl. Raya Kuta No.127, Kuta. Tel: 761506/Fax: 752777 purwa@denpasar.wasantara.net.id The Russian Federation Jl. By pass Ngurah Rai No. 118A. Tel: 8471938/Fax: 84711938 rusconsul@balivoyage.com Spain (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Br. Lungsiakan Kedewatan, Ubud-Bali. Tel: 975736/Fax: 975726 rabik@indo.net.id Sweden & Finland (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur. Tel: 288407/Fax: 287242 segara1@denpasar.wasantara.net.id Switzerland & Austria (Consulate) Jl. Patih Jelantik, Komplek Istana Kuta Galeria. Blok Valet2 #12, Kuta-Bali. Tel: 751735/Fax: 754457 8:swisscon@telkom.net UK (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Tirta Nadi #20, Sanur. Tel: 270601/Fax: 287804 bcbali@dps.centrin.net.id U.S.A (Consulate Agency) Jl. Hayam Wuruk 188, Tanjung Bungkak, Denpasar-Bali. Tel: 233605/Fax: 222426 amcobali@indo.net.id

Hospital

Emergency:

RSU Sanglah Jl. Pulau Nias, Denpasar - Bali Telp : (0361) 227911-227915

Police

: 110

Fire Brigade

: 113

RSU Amlapura Jl. Ngurah Rai Amlapura - Bali Telp : (0361) 21470

Ambulance

: 118

Rescue Team

: 111/115/151

RS Kasih Ibu Jl. Teuku Umar No. 120 Denpasar - Bali Telp : (0361) 223036

Imigration Office

RSU Puri Rahardja Jl. W.R. Supratman No. 14 Denpasar Telp : (0361) 222013 RS Surya Husadha Jl. Pulau Serangan 1, Denpasar Telp : (0361) 233787 BIMC Hospital Bali Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 100 X, Kuta 80361 Bali Telp : (0361) 761263 RSU Graha Asih Jl.I Gusti Ngurah Rai No. 33X Kuta - Badung Bali 80361 Telp : (0361) 764860 (24 Jam) RS Udayana Jl. PB Sudirman No. 1 Denpasar-Bali Telp : (0361) 228061, 228003 RSU Daerah Wangaya Jl. Kartini No. 133 Denpasar - Bali Telp : (0361) 222141, 222142 RSU Tabanan Jl. Pahlawan No. 14 Tabanan-Bali Telp : (0361) 811027 RSUD Kab. Klungkung Jl. Flamboyan No. 40 Semarapura Telp : (0366) 21172 RSUD TK II Bangli Jl. Kusuma Yudha No. 27 Bangli - Bali Telp : (0366) 91002, 91521 RSU Singaraja Jl. I Gusti Ngurah Rai No.30 Singaraja Telp : (0362) 22046 RSU Negara Jl. Wijaya Kusuma No. 17 Negara - Bali Telp : (0365) 41006

Denpasar Jl. Di Panjaitan Tel: +62 361 122 7828 Ngurah Rai Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Airport Jl. Ngurah Rai, Kuta-Bali Tel: +62 361 751038 Singaraja Jl. Seririt - Singaraja. Tel: +62 362 32174

Museum

Museum Puri Lukisan Jl. Raya Ubud Gianyar Tlp.: 0361 975 136 Museum Antonio Blanco Jl. Raya Campuan, Ubud Tlp.: 0361 975 502 Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) Jl. Bima Pengosekan, Ubud Tlp.: 0361 976 659 Alila Living Gallery Alila Ubud Tlp.: 0361 975 963 Museum Le Mayeur Jl. Hang Tuah, Sanur Tlp.: 0361 286 201 Museum Neka Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud T lp.: 0361 975 074 Open daily 9am-5pm

Tony Raka Fine Art Gallery Jl. Raya Mas No. 86, Ubud Tlp: 0361 781 6785 Museum Rudana Jl. Cok Rai Pudak No. 44,Ubud Tlp.: 0361 975 779 Gaya Art Space Jl. Raya Sayan, Ubud Tlp.: 0361 979 252 Open daily 9.30am-11pm Griya Santrian Gallery Jl. Danau Tamblingan 47, Sanur Tlp.: 0361 288 181 BIASA+ Jl. Seminyak No.34 Tlp.: 0361 847 5766 Ganesha Gallery Four Seasons Hotel Jimbaran Tlp.: 0361 701 010 Open daily 9am-6pm Hanna Artspace Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud Tlp.: 0361 978 216 Kendra Gallery Uma Sapna Villa Jl. Drupadi No. 88B, Seminyak Tlp.: 0361 736 628 Komaneka Fine Art Gallery Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud Tlp.: 0361 976 090 Museum Pasifika Kawasan Pariwisata BTDC Block P. Nusa Dua Tlp.: 0361 774 935 Open daily 10am-6pm Taksu Gallery W Retreat & Spa Bali-Seminyak Tlp.: +62 361 473 8106

ACCOMODATIONS Pondok Sebatu Villa Br Sebatu Ds Sebatu Ubud Tlp.+62 361 901 155 Maca Villa & Spa Jl. Lebak Sari No 7 Seminyak Tlp. 0361-739090 The Grove Villa & Spa Jl. Umalas Kelecung Tlp. 0361- 8475138 Sankara Ubud Resort Br Kumbuh Ds. Mas Ubud Tlp. +62 361 8493521

Alam Puisi Villa Br. Sembuwuk, Pejeng Ubud Tlp. 0361-8987883

The Regent Jl. Kusuma Sari Sanur Tlp. 0361-3011888

Alam Ubud Villa Desa Kendran, Tegalalang Ubud Tlp. 0361-879 0999

Ramada Bintang Jl. Raya Kartika Plaza Tlp. 0361-753292

Alam Bidadari Villa Jl. Dewi Saraswati No 9 Tlp. 0361- 869 5116 Kamandalu Hotel Jl. Andong Br. Nagi Ubud Tlp. 0361-975825

Maya Ubud Jl. Gunung Sari Peliatan Ubud B’Hotel Jl. Imam Bonjol No.508 DenpasarTlp. 0361-977888 Tlp. 0361-8465757 Pertiwi Resort & Spa Jl. Monkey Forest Ubud Bidadari Private Villa Jl. Ry Kelabang Moding Ubud Tlp. 0361-975237 Tlp.+62 361 9000-401 Ubud Green Resort Jl. Sri Wedari 8 Ubud Anantara Seminyak Tlp. 0361-9000 555 Jl. Abimanyu Seminyak Tlp. 0361-737773 1 11 Villa Jl. Pangkung Sari, Seminyak The Seminyak Tlp. 0361-731 343 Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Tlp. 0361-730814 Harris Hotel Raya Kuta Jl Raya Kuta No. 83 Kuta Puri Sebali Tlp.+62 361 763863 Ds. Sebatu Gianyar Ubud Tlp. 0361- 9165522 C151 Villa Seminyak Jl. Laksamana No. 151 Puri Gangga Seminyak Desa Sebatu Gianyar Ubud Tlp. 0361-739 151 0361-902222 Anulekha Resort & Villa Puri Sebatu Br. Silungan Lod Tunduh Ubud Br. Ampuh Ds. Sebatu Tlp.+62 361 8493050 Tegalalang Tlp. 0361-855331 Surya Mas Villa Jl. Raya Legian No. 478 Puri Sunia Tlp.+62 361 755922 Jl. Tirta Tawar Br. Abangan Tlp. 0361-9000 508 The Heaven Bali Jalan Raya Seminyak 500 Blue Point Bay Villas Tlp. 0361-738001 Jl. Labuan Sait Uluwatu Tlp. 0361-769888 Wina Holiday Villa & Spa Jl. Pantai Kuta - Kuta Anantara Uluwatu Tlp.+62 361 753 063 Jl. Pemutih - Labuan Sait Tlp. 0361-895 7555 The One Boutique Villa Jl. Cendrawasih Seminyak Ayodya Resort Bali Tlp. 0361-4738600 Jl Pantai Mengiat Nusadua Tlp. 0361-771102 Harris Hotel Riverview Jl. Raya Kuta, No. 62A Tlp. +62 361 761 007

The Villas Jl. Kunti 118X Seminyak Tlp. 0361-734 757 Adi Dharma Jl. Benesari - Kuta Tlp. 0361-754 280 Baruna Hotel Jl. Wana Segara 33, Tuban 0361-755577 Eden Kartika Plaza Jl. Karika Plaza 0361-3002121

SHOPPING Bali Deli Sanur Jl. Kunti No 117x, Seminyak Tlp.+62 361-738 686 Board Rides Jl. Kayu Aya Tlp. 0813 2187 1978 Bali Brasco Jl. Sunset Road BB 8 Kuta Tlp.+62 361 8947552 Issenso Jl. Ry Basangkasa No.45 Tlp. 0361-847581 Bali Deli Seminyak Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.174 Tlp. 0361- 289 928 Bali Brasco Jl. Sunset Road BB 8 Kuta Tlp. 0361-8947552

Grand Mega Jl. By Pass Rai No. 234, Kuta 0361-767672

Jimbaran Plaza Jl. Uluwatu II No.88 Jimbaran Tlp. 0361-847985-59

Plataran Canggu Jl. Pengubugan-Canggu Tlp. 0361-411388

Caspla Sea Shell Jl. Pulau Moyo Gang Cemara A No 4 Tlp. 0361-2722222

Grand Aston Bali Jl. Pratama 74 Tanjung Benoa Tlp.+62 361 773577 Inna Grand Bali Beach Jl. Hantuah Sanur Tlp.+62 361 288 511 Sara Residence Jl. Nakula No. 9 Legian Tlp.+62 361 738999 Pulau Villas Jl. Bumbak No.1 Umalas Tlp.+62 361 8476757 Alam Kulkul Boutique Resort Jl. Ry Pantai Kuta Tlp.+62 361 752520 Cipaganti Legian Hotel Jl. Bunut Sari No.8 Tlp.+62 361 758 304 The 101 Legian Hotel Jl. Legian No.117 Kuta Tlp.+62 361 3001101 b Villa Jl. Braban Seminyak Tlp.+62 3617463005

BLUE GLUE Jl. Ry. Kerobokan X Sunset Road Seminyak Bali Tlp. 0361-734820 Suarti Silver Jl. Nusa Indah No. 88 Ketewel Tlp.+62 361 296849 Milo’s Jl. Laksamana No. 992 Tlp. +62 361 8222008 Griya Kelapa Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Tlp.+62 361 724 764 Lippo Malls Kuta Jl. Kartika Plaza Tlp. 0361 8978000 Bali Collection Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, BTDC Complex Telepon:+62 361 771662 Discovery Shopping Mall Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta, Bali Tlp. 0361 755522

RESTAURANTS Hard Rock Cafe Bali JL. Pantai Kuta Tlp. 0361-755661 Papas Limoncello Bali JL. Pantai Kuta - Kuta Tlp. +62-361-755 055 The Bay Bali ITDC Area Nusa Dua Lot C-0 Tlp: +62-361- 8948200 Papas Limoncello Bali JL. Pantai Kuta - Kuta Tlp. +62-361-755 055 Teba Sari JL. Kengetan Lodtunduh Ubud Tlp. +62-361- 849-3382 La Sal JL. Drupadi II No.100 Semiyak Tlp. 0361-738321 Cikgo restaurant Jl. Raya Uluwatu No. 888 Tlp. O81246519520 Métis Jl. Petitenget no. 6, Kerobokan Tlp. 0361-473 7888 Blue Heaven Jl. Labuan Sait Tlp. 03618967376 Bale Bali Warung Jl. Kunti No. 1 Seminyak Tlp. 0361-732731 Café Marzano Jl. Double Six Tlp. 0361-8744 438 Sector Restaurant Jl. Hang Tuah No. 58 Sanur Tlp. 0361-28 7733 Dapur Sunda Jl. Sunset Road 886 Kuta Tlp. 0361-2105889 Klapa New Kuta Beach Jl. New Kuta Beach, Tlp. 0361-8484581 KU DE TA Jl. Kayu Aya No. 9, Tlp. 0361-736 969

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Tlp. 0361-754 028 Warisan Restaurant Jl. Raya Kerobokan No.38 Tlp. 0361-731175 Bistro Batu kali Jl. Laksamana Oberoi 55 Tlp. 0361-730 928 Solata Restaurant Jl. Sunset Road No.98 - 99 Tlp. 0361-86 999 68 Warung Made Jl. Pantai Kuta Tlp. 0361 755 297 Warung Eropa Jl. Petitenget 9D, Kerobokan Tlp. 0361-747 1771 Grocer & Grind Jl. Kayu Jati No. 3X, Tlp. 0361-730 418 Mama San Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 135, Tlp. 0361-730 436 Al Dente Kitchen & Bar Jl. Kartika Plaza Tlp. 0361-762 900 Nasi Bali Restaurant Jl. Legian 155, Kuta T: 0361 751527

Ultimo Italian Restaurant Jl. Laksmana No. 104X, Tlp. 0361-738 720 Anomali Coffee Jl. Kayu Aya No. 7B Tlp. 0361-736 687 Bamboo Bar & Grill Jl. Kartika Plaza Kuta Tlp. 0361-758 128 Kopi Bali House Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai Tlp. 0361-270 990 Boardrider Cafe Jl. Legian No. 362 Legian Tlp. 0361-761-838

Konderatu Jl. Uluwatu II No. 101 Tlp. 0361-702994 PISSONA Jl. Kori Nuansa No 1 Tlp. 0361- 208 9999

de Opera Beach Club The Bay, BTDC Nusa Dua Tlp. 0361-894 8168

El Kabron Jl. Pantai Cemongkak Tlp. 0361-7803416

Maguro Asian Bistro Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa Tlp. 0361-771 210

Hanabi Japanese Bali Collection A6# 2 Tlp. 0361-774 506

Laguna Garden Bali Collection Shopping Center Tlp. 0361-778 915

Warung Italia Jl. Kunti No. 2, Tlp. 0361 737 437

Laguna Garden Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Tlp. 0361-775 714

Feyloon Jl. Raya Kuta No. 98 Tlp. 0361-766 308

Laguna Garden Jl. Pratama, Tanjung benoa Tlp. 0361-773 525

Flapjaks Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tlp. 0361-763 100 Gabah Restaurant & Bar Jl. Bakungsari, Kuta Tlp. 0361 751 864 Sushi Tei Jl. Sunset Road, Kuta Tlp. 0361-780 7744

Hamabe Japanese Restaurant The Westin Resort, Nusa Dua Tlp. 0361-771 906

Bebek Bengil Dirty Duck Diner The Bay Bali, BTDC Lot CO, Tlp. 0361-894 8200 Bumbu Bali Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa Tlp. 0361-771 256 Honey Bread Jl By Pass NguraRai Nusa Dua Tlp. 0361-776316

Mannekepis Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 2 Tlp. 0361-847 5784

Bubu Restaurant Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Br. Peminge Tlp. 0361-776529

Cinnamon Bar Jl. D. Tamblingan No.80 Tlp. 0361-288 457

Indus Restaurant Jl. Raya Sanggingan-Ubud Tlp. 0361-977 684

Mezzanine Jl. Cemara No. 35, Sanur Tlp. 0361-270 624

Alchemy Jl. Penestanan Tlp. 0361-971 981

Café Batu Jimbar Jl. Danau Tamblingan Tlp. 0361-287 374

Warung Enak Jl. Pengosekan, Ubud Tlp. 0361-972 911

Kampung Bule JL. Pantai Geger Tlp. 0361-2158989 Pepenero Cucina Jl. Wanagiri No. 18,Jimbaran Tlp. 0361-704 677 Balique Jl. Uluwatu No. 39, Jimbaran Tlp. 0361-704 945

Betel Nut Jl. Raya Ubud Tlp. 0361-971 426 The Shining Jewel Restaurant & Pub Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.30, Sanur Tlp. 0361 289398 Balboni Restaurant Jl. Pratama no. 91B Tlp. 0361 772512

SPA Bamboo Spa Jl. Raya Uluwatu Jimbaran Tlp. 0361 703 342 Body Temple Spa Jl. Canggu Club Tlp. 0361 848 3939 Jari Menari Jl. Raya Basangkasa No. 47 Tlp. 0361 736 740 Jiwa Spa Conrad Bali Tlp. 0361 778 788 Soleil Medispa Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban Tlp. 0361-769 748

Khayangan Spa The Seminyak Beach Tlp. 036-1730 814 DaLa Spa Jl. Raya Legian, Kuta Tlp. 0361-756 276 Glo Day Spa & Salon Jl. Danau Poso 57 Tlp. 0361-282 826 Hâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Spa Harris Resort Kuta Beach Tlp. 0361-753 868 Kayumanis Spa Ubud Sayan Village, Ubud Tlp. 0361-972 777

Spa Uluwatu Jl. Uluwatu No. 45, Jimbaran Tlp. 0361-701 888

Amo Spa Jl. Petitenget 100X, Tlp. 0361-275 3337

Talaga Spa Jl. Dewi Sri Lc 16, Tlp. 0361-873 3831

Anantara Spa Anantara Seminyak Resort Tlp. 0361-737 773

The Ayur Spa Jl. Raya Petitenget Tlp. 0361-847 6628

Ashoka Spa Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban Tlp. 0361-752 403

Karma Spa Karma Kandara Tlp. 0361 848 2200

Como Shambhala Spa Bengawan Giri, Ubud, Tlp. 0361-978 888

The Spa at Maya Jl. Gunung Sari Peliatan Tlp. 0361-977 888 The Spa at The Chedi Club Jl. Goa Gajah, Gianyar, Ubud Tlp. 0361-975 685 The Spa at The Samaya Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak Tlp. 0361-731 149 The Spa Villas Sayan, Ubud, Gianyar Tlp. 0361-977 577 The Spa @ The Legian Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Tlp. 0361-730 622 Taman Air Spa Jl. Sunset Road No. 88, Tlp. 0361-894 7300-2 Taman Merah Spa Jl. Raya Petitenget 469, Tlp. 0361-473 6656

The Spa at Kamandalu Jl. Tegallalang, Banjar Nagi, Tlp. 0361-975 825 Remede Spa Kawasan Pariwisata NusaDua Tlp. 0361-847 8111 Every Day Spa Jl. Raya Kuta 129 Tlp.0361-762125 Carik Spa at Sankara Resort Jl. Br. Kumbuh, Desa Mas - Ubud Tlp. 0361 8493515 Bali Wis Spa Jl. Bypass Lagoon No.9 Nusa Dua Tlp.0361-772626 Spa Healthland Kawasan BTDC - Nusa Dua Resort Tlp.0823 3985 2927

Spassion Bali Spa Jl.By Pass Ngurah Rai, Tlp.0361 772434, 777661 Essence Spa Jl. Sunset Road Tlp. 0361 7442441 Aura Spa Jl. Raya Kampus Udayana No.9 Tlp. 0361 703826 M Spa Jl. Laksmana No.18B Oberoi Tlp. 0361 736910 Shinto Spa at Ubud Adventure Center Jl. Raya Kedewatan, Ubud Tlp. 0361 721480 Discovery Spa Jl. Kartika Plaza Kuta Tlp. 0361 751067 Aum Spa at Vasanti Seminyak Resort Jl. Petitenget Gg. Cendrawasih No.99 Kerobokan Tlp. 0361 8466966

Siloam Aesthetic Center Jl. Sunset Road No.818 Kuta Tlp. 0361 779900 Define Aesthetic Surgery & Beauty Clinic Jl. Raya Puputan No.188 Renon Tlp. 0361 247742 Mango Spa at Bali Brasco Jl. Sunset Road BB 8 Kuta Tlp. 0361 8947552 The Serayu Spa at The Kayon Resort Banjar Kepitu, Desa Tegalalang, Ubud Tlp. 0361 4792553

BODY & SOUL Art of Body Jl. Merta Sari, Gg Pribadi No. 1 Seminyak T: +62 361 877 4094 Desa Seni Jl. Subak Sari 13, Pantai Berawa, Canggu T: +62 361 844 6392

Lagoon Spa Seminyak Jl. Baik-Baik, Seminyak Tlp. 0361 735959

Manik Organik Yoga Jl. Danau Tamblingan 85, Sanur T: +62 361 855 3380

Prana Spa Seminyak Jl. Kunti 118X Seminyak Tlp. 0361 734757

Motion Fitness Jl. Sri Rama No. 72 T: +62 361 762 385

Bali Ratu Tiara Jl. Kartika Plaza 18 Kuta Tlp. 0361 753464

Sunset Fitness Jl. Sunset Road No. 1828, Seminyak T: +62 361 888 7026

Gold Dust Beauty Lounge Jl. Batu Bolong No.66, Canggu Tlp. 0361 3626394 Ultimo Aesthetic and Dental Clinic Jl. Sunset Road, Dewi Sri - kuta Tlp. 0361 8947523 ARC Anti-Aging Beauty Clinics Jl. Sunset Road No.819,Kuta Tlp. 0361 754645,7427876

Sunset Pilates Jl. Dewi Sri No.98, Kuta T: +62 361 791 4127 Yoga Barn Jl Pengosekan, Padang Tegal, Ubud T: +62 361 971 236

ACTIVITIES New Kuta Golf Jl. Raya Uluwatu Pecatu, T: +62 361 848 1333 Marina Srikandi Jl. Suwung Batan Kendal 8C 0361-729818 Bali Under Water Scotter Jl. Setiabudi No. 18 Kuta 0361-849 6222 Bali Bird Park Jl Serma Cok Ngurah Gambir, 0361-299 352 Bali Adventure Tours Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai, T: +62 361 721 480 Pro Surf School Bali Jl. Pantai Kuta 0361-751200 Bali Marine Park Jl. Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra 0361-751 300254 Bali Learn to Surf Jl. Pantai, Kuta T: +62 361 792 2922 Sobek Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 100X T: +62 361 287 059

Pertiwi Quad Adventure Br Karang Dalem abian semal, T: +62 361 465 675 Bali Golf & Country Club Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua T: +62 361 771 791 Wake Bali Park Jl. Pelabuhan Benoa 7X T: +62 361 846 8866 Bali Quad Discovery Tours Jl. Wirasatya VI no. 4x, T: +62 361 720 766, Bali Tree Top Adventure Park

Kebun Raya Eka Karya T: +62 361 852 0680

Dive Bali Jl. Danau Tamblingan X No. 31, T: +62 361 774504 Nusa Dua Dive Centre Jl. Pratama 37 XX, Nusa Dua T: +62 361 774 711 Paddy Adventure ATV Jl. I Gusti Ngurah Rai, Tuban T: +62 361 759 048

The New Canggu Club Jl. Canggu Club, Canggu T: +62 361 848 3939 Waterbom Park Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta T: +62 361 755 676 Bali Hai Cruises Benoa Harbour T: +62 361 720 331 Paintball Bali Pertiwi Jl. Bongkasa Pertiwi, Abiansemal, Kab.Badung Tlp. 0361-465876 Waterbom Bali Jl. Kartika Plaza Tlp. 0361 755 676 Bali Canyon Tubing Jl. Wirasatya VI. No.9X Tlp. 0361 080305 Ena Dive Center Jl. Tirta Ening No.1 Sanur Denpasar Tlp. 0361 288829

Pelangi Bali Mountain Cycling

Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud T: +62 361 975 992

DMZ Jl. Nakula No. 33X Legian, Kuta Tlp. 0361 8496220

SeeBali Adventures Jl. Jayagiri XIX No. 2, Denpasar T: +62 361 794 9693

Pulau Dive & Charter Jl. Raya Pelabuhan, Benoa Tlp. 0361 728688

Bali Safari & Marine Park Jl. By pass Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra Bali Horse Riding T: +62 361 950 000 Jl. Diponegoro 150 B-12, T: +62 361 238 759 Rimba Reptile Park Jl. Serma Cok Ngurah Gambir, Bali Nusa Dua Theatre T: +62 361 299 344 Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua T: +62 361 770 197 Bali Zoo Jl Raya Singapadu-gianyar A True Balinese Experience 0361-294357 Jl. Diponegoro 150 B-12, T: +62 361 239 440 BMR Jl. Pratama No.99x, Nirwana Golf Club 0361-771 757 Jl. Raya Tanah Lot, Kediri T: +62 361 815 960 Tirta Harum Jl Pratama 36-X tanjung Odyssey Submarine Bali 0361-775575 Jl. Raya Kuta No. 9X T: +62 361 759 777, Bali Beach Golf Course Jl. Hangtuah No 58, Sanur Quicksilver Cruise T: +62 361 287 733 Jl. Kerta Dalem No. 96, T: +62 361 721 521

Club Aqua Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.5 Padang Galak Tlp. 0361 281408 Wake Bali Adventure By Pass Ida Bagus Mantra Jl. Tukad Gaga, Desa Keramas Tlp. 0361 950599

SSI Fusion Diving & Yoga Jl. Kusuma Sari No.4 - Semawang Sanur Tlp. 0361 2078908 Bali Diving Academy Jl. Danau Buyan No.14B Sanur Tlp. 0361 270252 Bali Aqua Jl. Sekarwaru No.1 Sanur Tlp. 0361 288737 Mega Rafting Jl. Hayam Wuruk No.144 Tanjung Bungkak Tlp. 0361 246724 Bali Yacht Service Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Benoa, Denpasar Tlp. 0361 78558942 Mola Mola Diving Jl. Segara Kidul No.2 Tanjung Benoa Tlp. 0361 772525

WEDDING Blue Point Jl. Labuan Sait - Uluwatu Tlp. 0361 769 888, 3009729 Blue Heaven Bali Jl. Labuan Sait, Uluwatu Tlp. 0361 895 7376 The Ritual Bali Jl. Pantai Suluban, Uluwatu 80000, Indonesia Tlp. 0361 770203 The Sanctus Jl. Batu Nunggul Nyang Nyang Beach, Uluwatu Tlp. +62 819-9911-1342

Benoa Tirtha Harum Jl. Pratama No.36 X Nusa Dua Tlp. 0361 775575

Phalosa Jl. Batu Belig, Gang Phalosa No.8, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Tlp. 0361 8475384

Sea Safari Cruises Jl. Dermaga II Pelabuhan Benoa, Tlp. 0361 721212

Tirtha Bridal Jl. Uluwatu, Br. Dinas Karang Boma, Pecatu Tlp. 0361 8471151

BIDP Bali Diving Jl. Belanjong I/ 333 Sanur Tlp. 0361 270759