Kuta Bali

Kuta Beach is a tourist place situated in the south of Denpasar, Badung regency precisely in the provinces of Bali, Indonesia. This area is a tourist destination abroad, and has become a mainstay in Bali as a tourist attraction since the '70s. Kuta Beach is often referred to as a sunset beach. For foreign tourists and domestic tourists, enjoying the sunset on the island of Bali is not complete if you did not see the sunset at Kuta Beach. In addition to the sunset panorama, overlooking Kuta Beach is also quite impressive, which is curved crescent-shaped shoreline with white sand along the + 2 km. Previous beach of Kuta and surrounding areas...

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Taman Mumbul (Mumbul Park)

From Sangeh Monkey Forest to the southeast with a distance of ± 1 km can be found a fairly large pond named Taman Mumbul (Mumbul Park) with water discharge ± 222 liters / sec and a source of water to irrigate rice fields  and also the source of  water  for surrounding residents. Taman Mumbul is a sacred place to be used as a procession Melasti ceremony for Sangeh Village. This place has two temple, which is Taman Mumbul Temple located in the north and Ulun Mumbul Temple,located in the south of  the po...

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Sangeh Monkey Forest

Every person who ever been to Bali can certainly never visited and know Sangeh, but did you know Sangeh is a remnant of lowland forest in Bali! Sangeh located in the village Sangeh Badung with ± 25 km from Denpasar City. The original status of Sangeh is Nature Monument and from the 16th of February 1993 turned into a Nature Park with a total area of 13,969 ha. Located at an altitude of 100-150 Meter above sea level. Inside the forest There is also a temple called Pura Bukit Sari. Various types of plants found in this region, among others, Nutmeg (Difterocarpus trinervis) with high densities. Apart from the above species there are 54 other types...

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Morning Prayer in Bali

The sun still rises in heaven far from the Land of the Gods, Bali, Indonesia. At daybreak, the women of Bali by obediently doing the morning ritual that has become a tradition since centuries ago. For outsiders, it is a simple routine offerings and prepare food in the morning, but in the tradition of Bali, offering “ngejot” is something more than that. A Balinese woman and then will prepare himself for the ritual – he should be wearing a tank top, traditional Balinese sarongs, which are used by santeng and linked around the waist at the beginning of ceremony. Prayer offerings are placed at various places in the kitchen and locations around the...

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