Category Archives: Bali

Kuta – Indonesian diamond on the Island of Gods

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You won’t find a better place for entertainment, nightlife and cheap accommodation than Kuta, at least on the island of Bali. The easiest way of reaching Kuta is a ride from Ubud, which lasts for about 90 minutes. Atmosphere in the street In the Poppies Gang II street, there are hundreds of stands where you can buy literally anything and everything. Don’t forget to bargain, because sellers are looking forward to that! If you are a lover of malls, you’ll certainly have fun at Discovery, which is a modern shopping mall. Tropical Fruits – Bali, Indonesia Evenings in Kuta Streets are usually crowded with tourists, most … Continue reading →

White sand of Nusa Dua in Bali Island

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Nusa Dua, the remarkable island located in Indonesia, was designed with a great purpose: to be an all-inclusive kind of tourist destination. It is considered as a perfect place for both family trip and romantic honeymoons. Island of Nusa Dua located in South Bali is mostly known as an area with great five-star resorts and was built and designed with the idea to compete with the worldwide famous resorts. It is situated 22 kilometers from Denpasar and offers luxurious accommodation, nice dining, R&R and golf resorts. In order to enhance the safety of the guests, everyone entering Nusa Dua resorts is checked by high-level security systems. Nusa Dua … Continue reading →

Bali – Paradise Island in a beautiful world

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Bali is a great choice for most of the people who decide to spend their vacation in an exotic place usually do that to relax and refill their energy supply and, undoubtedly. A large number of travelers who visited this beautiful island can confirm that Bali isn’t referred to as Paradise Island without a reason. Legend says that the island of Bali was created by gods themselves: nature and atmosphere of the island are worthy of the gods. This place will enchant you with its fascinating Hindu temples and the art of wooden sculptures. Charms of Bali villages When you … Continue reading →

The Beautiful Kain Endek from Bali

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Kain Endek is a fabric and now commonly used as uniforms by the officers on the island of Bali. As part of the culture of the past, Kain Endek is also commonly used when performing Balinese rituals in temples around the island of the Gods. Every Balinese people must have these stunning fabric. Around the 16th century, Kain Endek actually become a status symbol. Like the Balinese songket, Kain Endek is only for aristocracy and rich people only. Use of motive was not in vain. This is similar to the history of batik cloth that originated in ancient kingdom. This … Continue reading →

What to pack: diving undersea shipwrecks and more in Bali

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Underwater wreckage that tells the story of WWII battles in the Pacific, manta rays the size of sedans and tiny critters darting in and out of coral gardens – Bali ranks high as a dream destination for most scuba divers. Thanks to its warm, calm waters and dive sites that range from beginner to advanced, Bali has an array of experiences for every diver. But packing for an underwater adventure isn’t the same as packing for a regular trip. Airline weight restrictions coupled with the specific equipment required for diving means packing only the necessities. Here’s what to pack for … Continue reading →

Indonesia tourism push: Focus on Jakarta, Bali, Batam, Bintan

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Indonesia will focus on Bali and islands near Singapore rather than developing more remote spots in the world’s largest archipelago, as it seeks to double tourist numbers by 2020. The government’s marketing budget has been increased fourfold to 1 trillion rupiah ($75 million) this year, a sign of President Joko Widodo’s commitment to the industry, Tourism Minister Arief Yahya said in a Bloomberg interview on June 23. That money will be spent promoting Bali, Jakarta and the islands of Batam and Bintan close to Singapore, which generate about 90 per cent of the country’s revenue from international tourists, he said. … Continue reading →