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The Land of 10,000 Temples... Bali.Heaven is just a continuation of Bali,this would gladly claim by some of the Balinese.Bali is located at the heart of the Indonesian archipelago. The southern coast faces the Indian Ocean while its north coast faces the Bali Sea. Bali is the perfect escape for inexperienced & lone travellers & a perfect gateway to south-east asia.
Bali enjoys a warm, tropical climate year round and is, in contradistinction with the rest of mainly islamic Indonesia, Bali practices a unique form of Hinduism. Beaches perfect for surfing or simply getting a tan. Great culture, beautiful temples, famous crafts and painters, wonderful people. Away from the beach, terraced rice fields and temples are places to see. Bali also offers many easy to reach but great dive sites. from Liberty wreck dive in Tulamben to great UW macro photograph in Seraya and Secret Bay to seeing Mola-mola/Sunfish during the season in Nusa Penida's Crystal Bay (July-Sept), and many more interesting sites. From its beaches, nature, temples, shopping, arts and crafts to the delicious Indonesian cuisine Bali offers many exciting things to experience. An important issue is that the exchange rate significantly varies from place to place. Thus, look for the best exchange rate.
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Mar 22, 2008 - Apr 20, 2008
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Ahhh - another gorgeous morning waking up to the sounds of nature. This place is simply magical and beautiful. It would be perfect if not for the bugs. sigh.
For breakfast I had yummy banana pancakes and A had black rice pudding (very sweet and desserty).
V wanted to check out a high-end jewelry wholesaler called John Hardy. It was appt only and she had been going through all sorts of hoops and hurdles to secure an appointment. It was allegedly quite far so I o...
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Dec 20, 2007 - Dec 23, 2007
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on my last visit to bali, the blanco renaissance museum was definitely on my 'must visit place' list, no matter what. i've been admiring his works of art since this spanish artist still very much a live. this museum situated at the village of ubud near the campuan river is more likely a sanctuary, a perfect resample of a paradise. after entering the chinese style circular gate you'll be welcomed with a giant shiva statue from the hindu myth . some tamed parrots, various species of cockatoos i...
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May 03, 2006
I was in Australia when my new residence permit was granted. The rules say that this visa can only be endorsed outside of the country. Denpasar was the closest place from Perth with an Australian High Commission that I could go to. Fine with me... an unexpected break with a trip to Bali, who wouldn't be happy with that?! JI decided to stay in Kuta for a week to allow enough time for the visa formalities, yet was able to collect it 2 days after arriving!Most of my time was spent exploring...
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Oct 15, 2006
The Land of 10,000 Temples... Bali Heaven is just a
continuation of Bali ;P, this would gladly claim by some of the
Balinese. Being a home to the vast majority of Indonesia's small Hindu
minority, perhaps this is the reason why some 10,000 temples and
shrines are tucked amid the island's serene landscape. A
holiday on this island wouldn't be complete without a visit to the
temple. From there one can take a peek on the flow of religion
diffusing soflt on the daily island life Just...
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