Bali offers not just various customs adventure but also various “adrenalin pump” adventure.
Unlike westerners, the Balinese rarely go to the beach except for work and ritual. Swimming and sunbathing on the beach like a tourist is not a Balinese custom. For the Balinese, at least before the …
From 1998 to 2005, Ripcurl have taught over 12,000 people to surf and in this time they have had four small incidents that required professional medical attention, all of which were immediately resolved …
Shopping on Bali is fun – especially during the holiday season, when finding gifts for the people in our lives gives retail therapy a heart-warming objective. Please find a selection of stores on the following …
Negara town is located 33 km southeast of Gilimanuk and about 100 km west of Denpasar.
During the revolution, Negara’s raja-puri was a center of fierce republicanism. The wide streets, the inhabitants’ faces, the wail of …
Goa Karangsari located Northwest 3.5 km from Sewana and about five-km southeast of Sampalan, within sound of the ocean, is an immense limestone cave known by the locals as Gua Giri Putri. Hindus worship …
Kertha Gosa in Klungkung is perhaps the most visited tourist at traction in the Klungkung area. For people who understand in the philosophy of universal truth, Kertha Gosa is not merely an interesting place to …
Nusa Ceningan can be reached by boat from Desa Lembongan or by simply walking out to it across the narrow, shallow 200-meter wide channel at low tide. The sea between the two islands is filled …
Nusa Dua Fiesta will conduct a series of environmental awareness programs, such as the Green Camp, in which visitors will try to eliminate plastic garbage from the Nusa Dua area, and quizzes and games on …
Bali this year 2008 is honored as the host of the 1st Asian Beach Games, 18-26 October. I’m sure Bali has been choose because we have some beautiful and famous beaches. And the place of …
Bajra Sandhi is monument of Balinese People Struggle . This Monument is recognized by the name of Bajra Sandhi because it’s form is looking like Bajra or Genta or bell used by all Hindu Priest …
ajeg Bali was formally introduced to the public for the first time in May 2002, during the launching of Bali TV, the then new local television network owned by the Bali Post group. The establishment …
