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Bali – Kuta Travel Pictures – Part – 3
Posted on 18 January 2011.
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Buleleng Map
Posted on 13 January 2011.
bali Map……… Buleleng Bali, Buleleng Map Bali travel agency
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Bali News and Events
Posted on 12 January 2011.
Bali Latest News
French Tourists Bring Picked up hashish
French citizen, Cyril Terrien (45) Directorate of Narcotics Police arrested Bali on Jalan Legian Kuta Nakula. Officers from the search, the suspect bag was found 9.1 grams of hashish.
Bali Events
Come Ensure District 8 Nusa Dua Fiesta 2009
Nusa Dua Fiesta 2009 will be held back by the Bali Tourism Development Corporation (BTDC) from 17-21 October. At least there are 8 regional/district outside Bali who have joined make sure to enliven an annual event that has entered the 13th year of this.
Sail Indonesia 2009 Lovina North Bali
Asian Archery Championship to 16
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How To Access Bali
Posted on 09 January 2011.
Flights.
Bali can easily be reached by air and now there are eleven International Airlines running scheduled direct flights from Europe, America, Australia and most Asian Countries to Ngurah Rai Airport. Destination to Bali will be Denpasar (DPS) instead of Bali.
Domestic flights are also available to and from major cities within Indonesia.
Sea
Regular passenger ferries from Java and Lombok.
International Cruise ship anchored in Benoa south of Denpasar and for larger and luxury cruiseship used to stop of at PadangBai.
Overland
By car from Java.
Regular ferry service connecting Gilimanuk and Java for 24 hours.
Passports and Visas
Visitors from USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and most of Western Europe need no visa to enter Indonesia. Provided you have a ticket out of the country and your passport has at least six months validity at the time of your arrival, you’ll be issued with a tourist card which is valid for a 60-day stay. Keep the card with your passport as you’ll have to hand it back when you leave the country.
It is not possible to get an extension on a tourist visa, unless there is a medical emergency or you have to answer legal charges. There are visas, particularly a business visitor’s visa, which may be valid for a longer period. The immigration office is in Denpasar. If you have to visit this office, make sure you wear your most respectable clothes.
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Bali Destination Tips
Posted on 09 January 2011.
Here are some useful tips for your travel. The tips are derived from our experience in handling tours in years. Most of the tips (more than ninety per cent) are given by our guides and drivers who collect the useful information and share them with you. Enjoy it ….
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Bali has a tropical climate. Be sure to provide yourself with appropriate lotion to protect your skin from the dry sun shine. In some cases, you may not find out a most appropriate lotion to your skin in Bali.
- Please check your available budget for holiday in Bali. Make an appropriate travel planner based on it. You must determine type of accommodation, length of stay, kind of activities during your holiday, passport, visa, etc.
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Be smart in choosing a schedule for holiday. This will influence your budget. You know that in certain periods, some hotels will apply surcharge charge to their guests because of high/peak season.
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Your activities during your holiday should influence your budget. It’s better for you to stay at a hotel near your favorit activities will be done. If you like surfing, it’s better for you to stay at a beach resort hotel than in a mountain resort. You will save much money with it, moreover if you have planned to stay in along period.
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Don’t bring so many clothes from your home unless you need them for certain events. Bali provide you with many shopping centers in a low prices.
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Be careful with your goods and money during your trips or holiday. It is safe enough to pay via credit card because almost all major credit cards has been received for payment in Bali.
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The 5 best places to go
Posted on 09 January 2011.
This section shows the best of Bali, the places that have all deserved five stars
Bedugul
Bedugul is Bali’s highland retreat, tucked into the crater of a volcano (1400 meters). Lush pine forests seem to create freshness in the air. Bedugul is known for the quality of its fruit, vegetables and flowers. The beautifully scenic lake Bratan, with its harmonious mountain panorama, provides everything from recreation to water for the springs, rivers and rice fields below. Boats, water skiing and parasailing are among the many water sports available in this area. Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, the temple that seems to rise out of the lake, presents itself beautifully. Also visit the botanical garden (Kebun Raya).
From Kuta: 1½ hour
Route: Kuta-Denpasar (dir. Singaraja)-Bedugul
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Menjangan
This little island off Bali’s west coast is known for its beautiful coral reefs found nearby and the wealth of tropical fish inhabiting the waters around it. Menjangan is an excellent diving spot that has not been spoilt by tourism, possibly because it is quite far from the airport. The island itself is also worth a visit because of the beautiful sceneries it offers. Day trips by boat and rental of diving equipment can be arranged at nearby Labuan Lalang.
From Kuta: 3½ hours
Route: Kuta-Denpasar-Gilimanuk-Menjangan
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Pantai Seseh
Start the beach walk of your life just south of Tanah Lot. Pantai Seseh is a quiet beach of black volcanic sand that is mainly visited by local fishermen. Quiet, rough, and close to nature, this is beach is simply unforgettable.
From Kuta: 45 minutes
Route: Kuta-Denpasar-Tanah Lot
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Tampaksiring
This little town offers is close to three superb places to visit. Pura Tirta Empul is a holy temple with bathing pools fed by the Pakerisan river. In the center of Tampaksiring is a little road that leads to Gunung Kawi, the ‘valley of the kings’, perhaps the most memorable place to see on Bali. Just north of Tampaksiring is a palace built by former president Sukarno in the 1950s.
From Kuta: 1½ hour
Route: Kuta-Denpasar-Ubud-Tampaksiring
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Tirtagangga
The water palace at Tirtagangga, about 6 km northwest of Amlapura, was built in 1948 by the last king of Karangasem, in a series of formal pools fed by a sacred spring. The eruption of Mount Agung in 1963 badly damaged the palace. It has gradually been restored, and is open to the public for a small fee. The main attraction is the swimming, which is permitted in several designated pools: a large one open to anyone, and a smaller one closer to the spring, for which an additional fee is charged. The water is indescribably refreshing, a swimming pool of holy water.
From Kuta: 2½ hours
Route: Kuta-Denpasar-Padangbai-Amlapura
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The 5 best places to eat
· La Lucciola, Kerobokan, Legian, 0361-261047 (Italian)
· Kubu Bali, Candidasa, 0363-41532 (Indonesian)
· Nelayan, Jimbaran Beach (Balinese)
· Warisan, Kerobokan, Legian (French)
· Wayang, Jl. Bypass, Sanur (Indonesian/Western)
The 5 best places to stay
· Ibah, Ubud, 0361-77312 (Indonesian/Western)
· Kubu Bali, Candidasa, 0363-41532 (Western)
· Nelayan, Jimbaran Beach (Balinese)
· Warisan, Kerobokan, Legian (French)
· Wayang, Jl. Bypass, Sanur (Indonesian/Western)
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Green Bali
Posted on 09 January 2011.
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Green Bali is the eco-tourist’s playground of green jungle thrills and spectacular waterfall spills. Bali parks, jungles and hills are home to a host of wildlife, which includes monkeys, civets, mousedeer, barking deer and flocks of gaily-feathered beauties like the endemic Bali starling, dollar birds, wild fowl, sea eagles, sandpipers, blue kingfishers, white herons and egrets, sparrows, cuckoos and wood swallows.
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Bali’s bag of goodies for the nature inclined are the many beautiful shades and hues of greens of its wildlife forests and parks, which include the Ubud Monkey Forest, Sangeh Monkey Forest, Bali Elephant Park in Central Bali, Bali Bird Park in Singapadu, and Bali Butterfly Park.Have a splashing time at Bali’s numerous waterfalls, from the Gitgit Falls, Blahmantung Falls, and Singsing Falls, to the cool pools of Yeh Sanih and the soothingly hot springs of Banjar. Soak up on refreshing jungle sights and smells at Bali’s rich national park and botanical gardens; and drink in the splendour of its ancient mounts and volcanoes.
So, if natural greens are your favourite hues, come on round to Bali and have some fun in Mother Nature’s very own theme park! |
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| Ubud Monkey Forest is an amazing place to be and an extremely rewarding experience. Watch friendly and mischievous monkeys doing their thing in their own habitat, and watch them watching you doing your thing in their habitat! It definitely is sheer fun to see these intelligent creatures observing us trying to figure out their hierarchy.Ubud Monkey Forest is located in Ubud, Central Bali, and pleasantly laid out along two roads; thus affording hours of leisurely roaming around without the hassle of getting lost. This monkey forest is rather smaller than the Sangeh Monkey Forest, but its star attractions come with just as much fun.
Found to the south of Monkey Forest Road, this small beautiful forest is home to a band of grey monkeys, but their immediate number still remains unknown. The main tourist hangout is about a hundred metres from the entrance. Most visitors rarely venture much farther out than this, as this area is the place to be, with lots of monkeys, people and their resulting antics to enjoy. The monkeys will know that visitors have a treat or two for them, but it is the big males which usually prevail for the bananas; and it is not wise to try to pet the monkeys as they are natural and wild. Monkeys aside, the Ubud Monkey Forest is indeed a lovely and relaxing place to be. Take for instance the interesting path beside a great banyan tree to the right of the entrance, meandering down to a charming bathing temple surrounded by lush remnants of the dipterocarp forest. Just off the main square is a lovely arched stone bridge leading to the forest’s most alluring feature – the Hindu elephant-headed Lord Ganesh sitting comfortably overlooking a small, square, moss-covered pool where several koi swim at his feet! The Sangeh Monkey Forest near the village of Sangeh, in south western Bali, is 6 hectares of renowned forested land of giant nutmeg trees, doubling as homes to hordes of sacred monkeys in the forest. The monkeys here inhabit both the trees and the Pura Bukit Sari, a temple deep within the fragrant greens. |
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| Bali’s majestic Indonesian Elephants can be found in the Bali Elephant Safari Park of Desa Taro, north of Ubud. This park offers visitors a chance to get up close and personal with the peaceful giants and also go for a sight-seeing expedition towering on the backs of these peaceful creatures. |
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| The Bali Butterfly Park in Tabanan is the island’s sole butterfly enclosure. The park has acres of charming grounds and intricately landscaped gardens, making it a fitting home to the many flying colours. This place is definitely worth a visit. The Bali Bird Park in Batubulan, meanwhile, has over a thousand feathered beauties which include nearly every rare and varied species in the whole of Indonesia. Do take note of the bird park’s beautifully landscaped grounds. |
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| The cascading Gitgit Waterfalls in the south of Singaraja, is a spectacular 40 metres of crystal clear cool liquid, rushing headlong into a seemingly bottomless pool of cool refreshment. This alluring pool carries a tale of its own which can only be unlocked by a visit.The Blahmantung Waterfalls in Pupuan takes quite a walk to reach but is really worth the effort. The Air Terjun Singsing west of Lovina, actually means Daybreak Waterfall, and truly gushes will all the possibilities and strength of a refreshing brand new day.
Another spot well known for its waters are the pools of Yeh Sanih. The attractions here are actually freshwater springs channelled into clean and tempting swimming pools, amid charming garden surroundings. The steaming Hot Springs of Banjar are also definitely worth a few days of heavenly soaking. It is also conveniently close to the Brahmavihara Arama in Banjar, Bali’s only Buddhist monastery, with a handsome structure offering inspiring views of land and sky meeting sea. |
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| It is truly a treat to be able to wander freely around the Bali Botanical Gardens in Bedugul, deep in the heart of northern Bali. Established in 1959, it is a never ending 120 hectares, high on the slopes of Tree Mountain; with a massive collection of trees; and half a thousand species of exotic orchids!Western Bali’s Taman Nasional Bali Barat is a conservation park spread over almost the whole of the island’s western tip. It is bordered by open savannahs, dense rainforests, tangles of mangrove swamps, and the colourful coral reefs of the renowned Deer Island, locally called Pulau Menjangan, habitat of the rare Java Deer. |
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| Bali’s ancient and rugged landscape is well represented by the Danau Batur, also known as the Gunung Batur area. The volcanic cones of Gunung Batur are located in inspiringly massive bowl-shaped calderas. The majestic Gunung Batur rises to a towering 1717 metres, and remains one of Bali’s natural wonders. Iit really does make for perfect trekking for the eco-minded. But the island’s ultimate trekking hurdle is called Gunung Agung. Also |  |
| Bali’s highest and most revered mount, it is not difficult to climb, although it does turn into quite a workout. Remember to start really early – a few hours before sunrise. The dry season of April till October will always be the best time to conquer Mount Agung, but make sure that your date of challenge does not coincide with any festivals held at Bali’s Mother Temple, Pura Besakih, high on the slopes of this imposing beauty. |
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Balinese Cuisine
Posted on 09 January 2011.
Balinese cuisine is extremely tasty and satisfying to the taste buds and also tummy.
The delicious Balinese flavour is further enhanced by the tangy freshness of the dish, be it meat, seafood or vegetables. Balinese cooking is tender on the taste buds without being bland; colourful without excess of spiciness; and appetising yet filling.
A taste of some traditional Balinese dishes will surely have you coming back for seconds, then thirds, and lot more! Although Bali is but a little, the diversity and different styles of cooking all come together to make Bali a culinary adventure hard to resist. So traipse around the island to your heart’s and tummy’s content
| Most of the places in Denpasar cater for locals, Indonesians visitors and immigrants, so you’ll be sure of a good selection of authentic Balinese fare and reasonable prices. Naturally, the cheapest places around are the warung at the bemo terminals, and the food stalls at the Pasar Kumbasari and Pasar Burung markets.A place for typical Asian Chinese food is the Restaurant Atoom Baru. Dishes can be gotten for 7,000 rp to 12,000rp. The classy Restaurant Hong Kong, across the road, boasts an inordinately wide range of Chinese and Indonesia cuisine, but at high prices. You’d find far better value for money at Mie 88, although the menu may not be quite that extensive. Prices, however, are very reasonable, from 4,500rp to 6,500rp. not much choice is offered in Renon, but Pondok Melati has good seafood, even if setting is noisy.
Denpasar’s better places include Kak Man restaurant and Ayam Goreng Taliwag. For the uninitiated and culinary cowards, various shopping centers have upstairs eateries, and most have fast food outlets like MacDonald’s, KFC and Pizza Hut, to start you off on your culinary adventure of superb Balinese food. |
| Place to eat in Kuta are really countless. There are tiny hawker’s carts, gourmet hotel restaurants and well-known fast food outlets. Kuta also offers international and multicultural cuisine. you could stay in Kuta for a whole month, eat in a different place for every meal and still wouldn’t eat the same thing twice!If budget is a concern, try places catering to local workers, like food stalls or warungs along Legian Beach in afternoon, and opposite Hard Rock Cafe’ in Kuta. These place serve filing yet delicious fare and you’ll be assured of your money’s worth. Another option is to buy food from local supermarket like the Matahari shopping centres and from markets.
Poppies is one of oldest and most popular restaurant in Kuta. It is located in a tine lane between Jalan Legian and the beach; and prices are quite high for the well prepared food. But the place seems to thrive on reputation alone. TJ’s is the deservedly popular Mexican restaurant, with good ambience and mouth-watering main courses. Made’s Warung, in the same area, is popular with meals from 10,000rp to 15,000rp; while the Nusa Indah Bar & Restaurant is the perfect place for succulent seafood at a very reasonable 6,000rp, in a friendly atmosphere. The quaint Bamboo Corner is another good place to try seafood special. service is friendly at Bali Asi, and lunchtime pizza only 5,000rp. There are almost endless possibilities along Jln Legian. Sushi Bar Kunti has an authentic japanese set menu for 25,000rp; the Expresso Bar & Pizzaria serves hearty pizza in a pleasant setting; and the Gemini continues to get good reviews for fragrant Chinese food, despite its bare appearance. Or visit the incongruous Bounty II, a replica of the famous ship, for some thing different and enjoy good-value buffets. Aroma Cafe’ is a mid-priced vegetarian restaurant with tantalizing food in a delightful garden setting. Or check out the Mama Lucia Italian restaurant if you can shoulder the expensive 15,000-22,000rp for the dish. But Legian warung Kopi is well regarded for its varied menu of European, Asian and vegetarian dishes, hearty breakfast and sinful desserts. Or drop by Taman Garden for its very popular and delicious meals, decent happy hours and effusive staff. This is one places which honestly attracts lots of repeat business. Other good places are the popular but pricey Orchid garden Restaurant; and the Garden Restaurant with excellent happy hour and cheap breakfasts. Joni Sunken Bar & Restaurant offers the unique experience of eating and drinking while semi-immersed in a swimming pool. There is also live music and good-value buffet breakfasts for 8,50rp. Further north thing get more expensive but standards get higher too – fashionable end of town. Some of the Bali’s most interesting places are Mexican restaurant Poco Loco and Topi Koko Restaurant, with pretty good French meals. Swiss Restaurant is adjacent to the Swiss consul, so should have some credibility. |
| Bukit Peninsula has served nice beachfront restaurants, including the Mini Restaurant and Mina garden in Benoa village. For atouch of real class, Beluga Marine has some fantastic meals at not so outrageous prices considering thedecor and location. Cafe’ Bagus is away from beach but pretty cheap, about 6,000rp for a buffet breakfast is great value. Rumah Makan Padma too has sensible prices of about 10,000rp for seafood, and amenu in German. Cheaper warung around the entrances to the resorts cater to local hotel staff, and offer best value for money. |
| The cheapest place grab or meal at sanur Bar & Restaurant, with tempting meals and tantalising 3-course set menus while the Puri mango Guest House nearby has a restaurant serving a superb pizzas and value for money 3-course menus. warang Wina, also called Vienna Cafe’, along the northern end of Jalan Danau Tamblingan, offers reasonable prices and will definitely appeal to German-speakers. The Kuri Putih is a hit with its reasonably priced ‘mexi-bali’ food for lunch; and taman Bayu has a range of generous main courses fo about 15,000rp and balinese dancing om most nights.Other appetile-appeasing and budget-satisfying places to try include the friendly Warung Balisun; and Made’s Kitchen, a charming and cheap place to grab some snacks and drinks. Most of the walkway along central Sanur is cluttered with cafes and restaurants like the Mango Bar & Restaurant, Benno’s Corner Cafe’ and Sanur Beach Market & Bar restaurant , all not bad value and very popular. |
| Ubud’s many restaurants probably offer the best and most interesting food on the island. Can get excellent western and Indonesian meals, and authentic balinese dishes will often be on menu as well, including the exotic turtle satay. There are restaurants upon restaurants, warungs upon warungs, but priced are considerably lower in areas where budget travellers normally stay, that is, along the roads heading north of Jalan Raya, and along Jalan Sugriwa, Jalan Hanoman and Jalan Jembawan.Right across the road is the Lotus Cafe’, for a long time, the place to eat. A leisurely meal over their lotus pond is still an Ubud insitution, but will cost. Casa Luna, with its superb international menu, is very popular, not least for its freshly baked bread and cakes. Two extremely popular places along Jalan Suweta are the Coconut Cafe’ and Cafe’ Angkasa, which maybe Ubud’s best coffee house.
Run by endearing Ibu canderi, Canderi’s Warung serves generous portions. The Ibu Rai Bar & Restaurant, Noni orli, Lilies Garden Restaurant and Cafe’ Bali all ahve elegant setting and a worth the aplurge. The Dian Cafe’ has a good range and affordable prices, and so does Jaya Cafe’ and Yogyakarta cafe’. The new Barli Buddha Health Food Shop is a popular place to meet other travellers, and relax with something healthy to eat or drink. Three Brothers Restaurant is one of several good places along Jalan Hanoman. For views, it’shard to beat charming but pricey Murni’s warung or Begger’s Bush Pub. |
| Padang Bai’s seafood is excellent and cheap, with most restaurants located along the beachfront. The Depot Segara is the best place for breakfast, while the Putri Ayu Cafe’ serves seafood specials for about 6,500rp, as does Warung Manggo. The Ozone Cafe’ is an evening gathering place, and The Pandon Restaurant is also relaxed but a little more expensive than others. The restaurant at the Topi Inn is about the fanciest place in Padang Bai. Hotel Puri Rai has town’s one, and only so far, video show. |
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Jenggala Shop
Posted on 06 December 2010.
CERAMIC
Jenggala products include a wide range of colors and finishes. From the subtle to the most dynamic forms that are clean, fresh and elegant simplicity. The elegant design blends functionality, functionality and form with the local language, symbols and fantasy to reflect the charm of the island of Bali. Each handmade product has a distinctive style and character and quality that distinguishes it from porcelain products on the market. The use of personal artistic nature of Bali Jenggala class all its models in society, expressing how style silhouette with the opportunity to decorate this way with textures.
Glass
With clarity Jenggala sets a new standard in design and glassblowing collapsed. The use of innovative techniques to make the hand to apply the color, matte, sandblasted designs in relief and texture molds fall, several glass tableware and decorative Jenggala have almost infinite number of colors. Products that complement our way of ceramic masterpieces or stand alone ….
Accessories
To complement our extensive range of models and ceramic cookware, Jenggala also offers numerous ancillary products. Compliance with our standards of quality, sources Jenggala the best materials for our range of accessories. The range also offers a range of textures and color finishes …….
Location & contact
PT. Jenggala Keramik Bali
Jl. Uluwatu II, Jimbaran, Kuta
Bali – Indonesia
PO.BOX 3526 Denpasar
Phone: +62 361 703311
Fax: +62 361 703312
Email: retail@jenggalashop.com
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Bali Medical Insurance
Posted on 05 December 2010.
Bali based authorised agent for:
* William Russell Global Healthcare Plans
* Interglobal Ultracare Plans
* BUPA Ltd.
* International Private Healthcare Plans
* Goodhealth Asia Care
* Goodhealth International Healthcare Plan
* Assuransi RAMA
* RAMA Global Healthcare
24hr Emergency Assistance helpline in Bali
Excellent after sales service.
Contact Us: info@balimedicalinsurance.com
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Bali Rock Cafe
Posted on 02 December 2010.
Legends Live on Rock’Roll
BACK TO 50′, 60′, and 70′
Present
~ OPEN EVERYDAY
(Lunch : 12:00 PM and Dinner : 7:30 PM)
~ THE ELVIS PARSLEY COMEDY SHOW FROM
AUSTRALIA
Every Sunday, Wednesday & Friday 9:15 PM
~ BALI MOON HAPPY HOUR BUY ONE GET ONE FREE
~ THE PARTY BOYS IN CONCERT
(Tuesday & Saturday 9:00 PM)
~ REGGAE ON NITE Feauturing Live in Concert
THE UNDREADED REGGAE BAND
(Monday 9:00 PM)
~ CRICKET LIVE & EXCLUSIVE
ON BIG 2 MIRE SCREEN
Bali Rock Cafe famous roast dinner
(Sunday, Tuesday, & Thursday 7:00 PM) BIG BOPPER BURGER BUFFET
(Monday & Wednesday 7:00 PM)
ENTREE :
* PUMPKIN SOUP
* GARLIC BREAD
MAINS :
* ROAST BEEF * CORN IN THE COB
* ROAST CHICKEN * CAULIFLOWER CHEESE
* BAKED POTATOES * GRAVIX GRAVY
* PUMPKIN BEANS THEN : – ICE CREAM
* CARROTS
ALL THIS FOR JUST Rp. 25,000
STARTS WITH GARLIC BREAD & SOUP OF THE DAY
MAKE YOUR OWN HAMBURGER OR VEGATABLE BURGER AND EAT AS MANY AS YOU LIKE FROM OUR BIG
BURGER BUFFET
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ALL THIS FOR JUST Rp. 20,000
SOUP
SOUP OF THE DAY
Home-made favorites served with garlic bread Rp. 5,000
BREAD
Galic OR Herb Rp. 2,000
ENTREE
MARINATED CHICKEN WINGS
Marinated & B.B.Q’d + Rice delicius. Rp. 11,000
TRADIONAL SPRING ROLLS
Sauted assorted vegetables with chicken & beef Rp. 7,500
CHEESE NACHOS
Lots of cheese, bit of this ‘N’ thate-indulgence plus !! Rp. 10,000
ONION RING
Crumbed and served with sweet & sour sauce Rp. 7,500
SATAY CHICKEN OR BEEF
Juicy satay sticks With peanut sauce served with rice Rp. 8,000
COCKTAIL FRANKFURTS
A bowl of real imported frankfurts
COVERED WITH TOMAOTE SAUCE Rp. 12,000
PIE
IMPORTED MEAT PIE ” served with chips & salad or if you are prefer mashed
potatoe & vegetables ” Rp. 15,000
SPECIALS
ENCHILADAS “Combination chicken or Beef with Rp. 20,000
lettuce rolled in crepe served with special sauce”
Accompanied with chili rice
TACOS CHICKEN OR BEEF Rp. 20,000
Tacos-chicken or beef sauted in special sauce topped with cheese served special rice.
CHICKEN PEPES Rp. 20,000
Special indo chicken dish steamed in banana leaf with rice.
CHICKEN OR BEEF PARMEGIANA Rp. 20,000
Deep fried breaded of chicken or beef, provencale sauce cheese on top.
Check Bali Rock Cafe Daily Specials board
CHICKEN
1/4 CHICKEN & PINEAPPLE
Tasty B.B.Q.’d chicken and grilled pineapple. Rp. 20,000
CHICKEN CORDON BLUEU
Chicken breasted with ham & chesee served with chesse sauce” Rp. 20,000
CAJUM CHICKEN
Seasoned sused chicken breast tossed with lettuce cuecumber tomatoe served
with italian dressing” Rp. 15,000
FAVORITES
SHEPARDS PIE Rp. 15,000
Just like home, served with crusty herb bread.
MIXED GRILLED Rp. 20,000
Fillet steak sausages, bacon, meat balls & egg. Topped with onion sauce.
BANGERS & MASH Rp. 20,000
Imported beef sausages & creamy mashed potatoes smothered with rich gravy sauce.
BEEF CURRY & RICE Rp. 15,000
100% beef with mi
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Subak Museum
Posted on 01 December 2010.
Subak Museum is a museum collection of traditional Balinese farming tools and documentation of age to remind the younger generation throughout the Organization Subak to be known around the world. It is in the district of Kediri Tabanan regency Sanggulan field and under a portion exactly 20 km west of the city of Denpasar. The museum is open to the public and be one of tourist destinations in Tabanan regency, west part of Bali. It is strategically located in the city and close to other tourist destinations in Tabanan in this regency.
Subak Museum of History
Subak museums, places of interest in the regency BaliTabanan is one of regencies in Bali own wide rice fields, while the regency is often called by the rice granary of the island of Bali. Sanggulan area was chosen as the venue for Subak Museum, for taking into account the Subak Rijksmuseum in the regency in 1979 have reached the national champion in the intensification of the investigation in Bali name nationally. Besides the Tabanan regency Subak Organization has more from other regencies. The development is inspired by Subak museum for all lovers of Balinese culture. This museum is designed to preserve the Subak as a cultural asset worthy in the local development and improve the field of agricultural production of rice, special rice and traditional irrigation system. This system is very popular abroad because of their own irrigation system Fai zangeres like Thailand and the Philippines to the abyss, and its characteristics are not like the existing Subak Bali. Subak is wet farmer organizations for agricultural water sources for irrigation.
What Subak Museum?
Farmers Irigattion Subak system, west Bali Subak Museum in the building was closed and opened. The building was closed to the booth where you can meet the proof of the elements relating to the work of farmers, which describes the creation of audiovisual Subak activities in relation to the management of irrigation water, library and office. Open construction is the display and demonstration of a mini Subak which consisted of a pool and irrigation relocation site, a tunnel to the flow of water from the pool for water transfer. Objects and equipment of farmers are shown in the exhibition building is the subject of computers and such equipment are prepared for the opening of the farm in agriculture, so that the elements of irrigation farming, processing, preservation of culture, harvest, so that the equipment and cooking rice. This is no different from other museums in Bali Subak Museum Sanggulan field has the following function:
* As a center of scientific research and documentation
* Instead of channeling science
* Location coexistence of
* Median instead of human inspection
* Place of mirroring the history of man
* The place to enjoy art and culture in general, the object
In an effort to tourism, this time can be the tourist destination, especially for inbound tourists from major countries like the United States, Europe, Japan, and this museum as a unique place of interest in Bali.
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Bali Dynasty Resort
Posted on 29 November 2010.
Welcome
Bali Dynasty Resort is a first class beach in South Kuta, known for its warm hospitality of Bali. The resort has six restaurants, four bars, three pools, a spa villa, gym, beach club, kids club, conference room and a complimentary hospitality room for early arrivals and late departures.
The unique design allows for a subtle but effective division between the couples market and the family market. Couples can enjoy the famous Irish pub in Gracie Kelly and relax in the lazy pool for adults only, while children enjoy a 56-meter waterslide flowing into their own pool and free admission to the Children’s Garden Club Encantado. A wide variety of rooms for the family market are available for up to five people.
The complex is located within walking distance of the nightlife of Kuta, and Discovery Park Shopping Waterbom.
Recreation Facilities:
– Main pool with swim up pool bar
– Lazy Pool (‘No Kids Zone’)
– Dedicated Kids’ pool with ’56-metre’ Caterpillar Splash’ waterslide
– Beach Club
– Spa
– Poolside Foot Reflexology
– Exercise Room
‘- Enchanted Garden’ Themed Kiddies Club with daily organised programmes
– Kids’ Playground and tree house
‘- The Den’ Teens Club
– Table Tennis
– Hairbraid and Tattoo Artist
– Professional Photographer
– Guest Activity Centre for tours and excursions
Other Facilities and Services:
– 6 Restaurants and 3 Bars
– Hospitality Lounge (for early arrivals and late departures)
– 24-hour room service
– Baby-sitting service
– Stroller Rental
– Bicycle Rental
– Same-day laundry and valet service
– NEW Laundromat (Tokens available at the Guest Activity Center)
– Minimart
– Hair & Beauty Salon (Australian Managed)
– Tailor & Leather Shop
– Doctor on call 24 hours
– Disabled Rooms
– 1 Guest Lift
– Meeting & Banquet Facilities for up to 300 people
– Transport Desk
– Money Changer
– High Speed Internet Service (WI FI – available throughout)
Rooms & Rates:
Bali Dynasty Resort has 312 rooms, suites, therefore offers a wide range of room types to satisfy all needs. All rooms have private bathrooms and are equipped with tea and coffee, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, satellite TV, DVD player, safe, minibar and air conditioning. Children under 12 sharing room with parents and using existing bedding.
Here is a list of our wide selection of room types and our special Internet rates. For our special indulgence packages, click here
Please note that the following conditions for the following rates:
* For Deluxe and Deluxe Pool View, rates are inclusive of breakfast for two adults
* For suites View Family Garden for children, family studies, family overlooking the pool and executive suites, the accommodation rates are quoted only
* Prices include service charge and 10% government tax of 11%. (21%)
* Extra beds are available for our Deluxe Room and Deluxe Pool View U.S. $ 20 net per night for children 14 years. Maximum one extra bed per room.
* Optional breakfast in RP.150, 000 net per adult charge (about U.S. $ net 15). Children under 12 accompanied by a paying adult to eat free.
ReturnAirport – $ 11 per person with a minimum of $ 22.
* Up to two children per family free. Children will be charged at $ 5.50.
Deluxe Room – Published Price US$201.00
– Room Size 39 m2
– Room Location: 2nd & 3rd Floor
– Room Capacity: 2 Adults and 1 child up to 14 years old (with rollaway bed)
– Outlook: North and South Pool wings -outer garden facing. 2nd
and 3rd floors (none on the ground floor)
Room Features
– Large sliding glass balcony doors
– Flat Screen LCD TV with DVD player
– Walk-in Rain Shower (no bathtub)
Below rates include breakfast for 2 Adults
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $147.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $202.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $157.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $142.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $155.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $180.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $155.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $200.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $155.00 |
Deluxe Pool View – Published Price US$221.00
– Room size: 39 m2.
– Room Location: 2nd/ 3rd floor – no interconnecting room.
– Room Capacity: 2 Adults + 1 Child up to 14 years old (with rollaway bed)
– Outlook: individual balcony facing pool 2nd and 3rd floor (no
ground floor)
Room Features:
– Large sliding glass balcony doors
– Flat screen LCD TV with DVD Player
– Walk-in rain shower (no bathtub)
Below rates are inclusive of Breakfast for 2 adults
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $160.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $215.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $170.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $155.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $169.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $194.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $169.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $214.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $169.00 |
Family Garden View – Published Price US$246.00
– Room size: 39 m2.
– Room Location: Ground floor only
– Room Capacity: One King & 1 Bunk Bed (sleeps 2) and one
trundle bed (max number of people = 5)
– Outlook: Sliding patio doors to terrace opening on to the
gardens.
Room Features
– En-suite with bathtub and massage shower
– Privacy partition
– 2 TVs and a DVD player
Room rate below based on room capacity:
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $179.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $235.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $189.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $174.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $193.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $218.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $193.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $238.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $193.00 |
Studio Room – Published Price US$271.00
– Room size: 39 m2.
– Room location: Front of the hotel – Ground to 3rd floor
– Room Capacity: 2 Adults + 3 Children (below 12 years) OR 5
People (No extra bed allowed).
– Outlook : Front Duck Pond
Room Features:
– Accommodation consists of two sections divided by a full floor to
ceiling partition and blackout curtain.
– A queen size bed, a bunk bed and trundle bed.
– The master room opens to a verandah with view over the front
garden and pond.
– 2 flat screen LCD TVs and 1 DVD player
– The en-suite features a large step-in rain shower and double
washbasin unit to ensure sufficient room for the family
Room rate below based on room capacity:
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $199.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $251.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $209.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $194.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $216.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $241.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $216.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $261.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $216.00 |
Kids’ Suite – Published Price US$286.00
– Room size : 39 m2.
– Room location : Ground floor.
– Room Capacity: 1 King and 1 bunk bed with trundle bed. Max
number of people = 5
Room Features:
– Has a terrace opening on to the outer gardens
– Ensuite bathtub and massage shower
– Full partition separating master bed from kids’ area
– 2 LCD TVs and DVD and Playstation
Room rate below based on room capacity:
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $205.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $261.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $215.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $200.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $223.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $248.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $223.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $268.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $223.00 |
Family Pool View – Published Price US$306.00
-Room size : 39 m2.
-Room Location : Ground Floor. -Room Capacity : 1 King Bed and 1 Bunk Bed (sleeps 2) and one trundle bed.
-Max number of people = 5.
–Outlook : Has a terrace overlooking the main pool.
Room Features
– Ensuite with Bathtub and Massage shower
– Privacy partition
– 2 LCD TVs and a DVD player Room rate below based on room capacity:
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $225.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $280.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $235.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $220.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $246.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $271.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $246.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $291.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $246.00 |
Executive Suite – Published Price US$351.00
– Room size :74 m2
– Room Location : Ground to 3rd floor.
– Room Capacity : 2 Adults +3 Children (below 12 years) (No
extra bed allowed).
– Outlook: Inner garden or pool
– Small kitchenette with fridge, water dispenser, microwave, oven,
toaster and kettle.
– Three sofas (approx 1.7m) can be converted to beds in the
evening for children below 12 years only.
– Consisting of two standard room bays, the master bedroom has
access to the bathroom and as well as the lounge /dining area.
VALUE ADDED
– 10 free minibar items daily
– Free Wifi
Room rate below based on room capacity:
| Internet Rates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 01, 2010 | – | Dec 25, 2010 | $264.00 |
| Dec 26, 2010 | – | Jan 04, 2011 | $319.00 |
| Jan 05, 2011 | – | Jan 19, 2011 | $274.00 |
| Jan 20, 2011 | – | Mar 31, 2011 | $259.00 |
| Apr 01, 2011 | – | Jun 14, 2011 | $290.00 |
| Jun 15, 2011 | – | Oct 15, 2011 | $315.00 |
| Oct 16, 2011 | – | Dec 25, 2011 | $290.00 |
| Dec 26, 2011 | – | Jan 07, 2012 | $335.00 |
| Jan 08, 2012 | – | Mar 31, 2012 | $290.00 |
Location:
Bali Dynasty Resort
Jl. Kartika, P.O. Box 2047, Tuban 80361 South Kuta, Bali-Indonesia
Phone: 62-361-752403
Fax: (62-361) 752402
Email: reservations@balidynasty.com
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Sourcing Bali
Posted on 27 November 2010.
About Sourcing Bali
Sourcing Bali is a major sourcing agencies in the region of quality merchandise from the Indonesian island of Bali and Java, which provides access to a wide range of measurement and recast interior and outside, backed by unparalleled quality control and account maintenance services.
Founded in 2000 by Desmond James, an Englishman of Australian origin, the company enjoys an enviable reputation for attention to detail and personalized service from an international client base ranging from individuals to large developers of hotels and resorts, spas, restaurants and retail stores.
Services include all aspects of the restaurant industry, personal care during travel trade to develop innovative products and constant updates on all orders. A commitment to quality control ensures consistent high level, while the cargo smoothly through the fast and safe delivery of your goods.
The base of the Provider guarantees a broad access to a stable sourcing of the latest products from Bali and Java for retail store owners, businesses and shops and everything you need for equipment of hotels, restaurants, shops and homes.
Your one-stop solution to Shopping in Bali
Visiting Bali? Planning for the store? Bali offers can help with all personal purchases and shipping needs, the collection of the hotel before the scheduled
acquisition programs, the best advice on buying, more packaging and shipping of bulky elements.
Shopping services
Sourcing Bali personal shopping services are based on five or eight one-hour programs, including a driver, car with air conditioning, and an account manager to help you find the items you are looking to buy.
It was introduced to a wide range of suppliers and manufacturers, and all purchases made on the day of action will be collected the next day by our team of loading, ready for packing and shipping. if the goods are sorted, need quality control inspections or payments must be processed, Shopping Bali is a 15% tax on these items only.
Maritime transport services
Through our sister company responsible board, we have professional packing and shipping services for bulky items. All shipments of goods are calculated per cubic meter and billed in U.S. dollars. All shipments are by sea, unless otherwise requested. Sourcing clients are encouraged to use RIM Cargo Bali Free business center services, including broadband Internet in Japan Lackawanna 32, seminal
RIM support is affiliated with the Sourcing of network services, customs brokerage MUG worldwide, with over 360 offices in 86 countries. On his way to Bali will be given a summary of your purchases and the details of our customs officer in your country or region. That will contact you when the goods arrive. Sure, you can contact the direct purchase at any time during the bidding process in Bali.
Additional charges
Some countries impose a tax on goods and services tax (GST) on imported goods. In some cases, import duties are payable on certain points. Insurance is payable on all goods and is estimated at 2.5% of the invoice amount.
Order online
Our site has a range of over 3,000 products, each chosen for price, quality and design. Add the beach every day and customers can view the new products section regularly to see what is new in Bali.
We also encourage our customers to subscribe to our newsletter for regular updates to keep abreast of new suppliers and products available in Bali.
How do you book?
You can book your trip home by mail or fax or call to make reservations upon arrival in Bali.
Email: sourcing@bali-paradise.com
Tel : +62 361 900 3025 Fax: +62 361 900 3034
Mobile: 62-811392181
price : (min 2 persons)
- Half Day Program – Rp175.000 per person
- Full Day Program – Rp250.000 per person
- Kids (to 12 yrs) – Rp 50.000
- Group rates are also available
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Nola Java
Posted on 24 November 2010.
Furniture, decorative accessories, Java Nola provides quality merchandise at affordable prices for hotels, interior designers, architects, purchasing agents and retailers.
Specializing in saddles handcrafted, solid wood coffee tables, pedestals, stools and benches, and other unique items, Java Nola has the experience and resources to make their ideas reality.
Nola Java was created in 1993 after a successful business wholesale and retail in New York called Tropical Island Traders from 1987 to 1993.
Java Nola directors have been manufacturing and importing unique pieces beautifully for the reception, interior design and retail trade since 1982. His experience in the display of decorative arts, design and production have combined to provide a wide range of items at very affordable prices.
Collection
Java Nola manufacturers and imports a wide range of handmade products suitable for indoor and outdoor areas, hotels, casinos and restaurants and residential properties. In addition to answers to retailers.
With manufacturers around the Indonesian archipelago, Java Nola can supply almost everything to the talented artist in the world.
Java Nola specializes in creating custom work for you, to your specifications, in most categories.
Java Nola can adapt an existing model, some design for you or for making their specifications.
Wholesale / Trade
Java Nola many years in the retail trade has shown us that each place of sale has its own personality, taste driven by individual customers, so that each place has different needs to succeed.
Nola Java can help you choose the right combination for their customers.
Java Nola offer personalized attention to each of our wholesale customers.
As direct importers, our prices are very competitive.
Java Nola also offer discounts on full container orders is 20 ’40 ‘which can be dropped shipped directly from the source to you with great cost savings.
Interior Designers
If you are interior designers or agents, Java Nola provides unique pieces for their hospitality and residential projects.
You can also have custom pieces made to the design of your size and requirements.
Java Nola offer discounts on orders of full containers, which can be shipped directly from the source down to you and give you all our personal attention.
Contact Ross and Sandra with your needs and help you make your supply project easier.
Custom Work
Java Nola specializes in custom work has been measured in most of our categories. Custom work is not confined to Asia or based Colonial. We have custom parts made in almost all styles of many different media.
Java Nola can customize an existing template, you can design something for you or for the manufacture of their specifications.
Please contact Sandra Ross or any of your needs and help us make your supply project easier.
Location
Pior to Hurricane Katrina, our offices were in New Orleans. We have now moved to Scottsdale, AZ and just opened an office in Sydney, Australia.
The production was done in Java, Bali and Sumatra, and have offices in Bali and Java, are fully equipped with computers, email, fax and telephone.
The staff of Java Nola overseas offices which are in daily communication with our head office, production and quality control, the source items for Java Nola customers interior design and supervision and control of packaging and shipping.
Java Nola network of suppliers and manufacturers who have worked with us for many years, offer reliability and continuity of products and prices.
USA – Main Office
7904 E. Chaparral Rd, Unit A110-298
Scottsdale. AZ. 85250
Phone: (504) 558 0369 Fax: (480) 947 3052
Email:usa@java-nola.com
Australia
20 Copper Valley Close
Caves Beach. NSW. 2281 Australia
Phone: 0249 716 719 Fax: 0249 713 75
Email:aust@java-nola.com
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