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  Mayranti Allycia Sunday 22 October  Is the Indonesian Safari Park 3 which is another interesting tourist attraction that you can visit while   in Bali. This place is a breeding place for animals that are prone to extinction. The concept of the Bali  Safari and Marine park is that visitors can enjoy a safari experience starting from the Modern Bali   area and then entering the ancient Bali area which provides some education about history, myths,  philosophy and others related to wild life. The animals that live in Bali Safari and Marine Park are types of animals that come from 3 regions,   namely, India, Indonesia and Africa. There are approximately 400 animals ranging from spotted deer,  Sumatran tigers, sun bears, white starlings, Himalayan bears, black bucks, one-humped camels and  many others that you can see  

  Mayranti Allycia Sunday 22 October.  Broken Beach is one of the most famous sightseeing stops on Nusa Penida island in Bali.  This is an amazing horseshoe-shaped circular cove formed in the rocks, complete with a leftover arch   and perfectly blue water. It’s easy to visit, with only a short walk required.  Make sure Broken Bay is on your itinerary when you visit Bali, because it’s one of the most unique  beaches you’ll ever see! This family tourist attraction was first opened in 1995. Situated on an area of 2 hectares, Bali Bird Park  one of the largest bird parks in Indonesia. There are approximately 1,000 Animals from 250 types of birds species in Bali birds park. ·       k  Not only can you see various kinds of interesting birds directly, but visitors can also feel the  sensation of being in a 4D theater. This tour is open every day, except during Nyepi Day from  9 am to 17.30 WITA. ·         ...

Written by Marvin Wijaya on Monday 09 October 2023 Melukat comes from the word   sulukat . “Su” means good and “lukat” means purification. Melukat translates to purifying oneself for goodness and happiness. It is just one part of the Tirtayatra ritual, which requires traveling to holy places to perform ritual prayers, to meditate and to take  tirta  (holy water). The tradition has been around for 5000 years! In Bali, there are several places used for Melukat – including rivers, springs, temples, seas, showers, and water made by Hindu priests in their homes.   Different Types of Melukat The Balinese have 7 types of Melukat:  Melukat Astupungku –  to clean and purify (based on the negative influences of the day of birth, and the imbalance of the Tri Guna – which influences and shapes a person’s character) Melukat Surya Yomana –  to remove stains and dirt on babies Melukat gini ngelayang –  for treating disease Melukat prabu –  to pray for succe...

  Written by Marvin Wijaya on Sunday 01 October 2023 Wanagiri Hidden Hill’s is one of the most Instagrammable spots in Bali. As the sunrises over the Twin Lakes ,  the colours turn golden and the surroundings sparkle. This area in the north of Bali is becoming more and more popular for tourists as attractions such as the famous Bali swing and birds’ nests pop up. What is the Wanagiri Hidden Hills Viewpoint? There are many great things to do in Munduk, but sitting high above the twin lakes in the northern region of Bali is the manmade wonder of the Wanagiri Hidden Hills viewpoint. This bamboo decking provides one of the most spectacular views in Bali, with a panoramic view of the lowlands below. The viewpoint is a paid entry area, which provides access to the multiple photography props that Bali is famous for. You can choose between a reinforced swing, a birds nest and a bamboo, “titanic balcony” (?) to take a photo with or simply admire the incredible view from.  How...

  Written by Marvin Wijaya on Sunday 01 October 2023 Tucked away on the eastern edge of Nusa Penida, Diamond Beach is a sight to behold. Think pristine white sands, crystal-clear waters, and some seriously impressive cliffs. The cherry on top? Those diamond-shaped rock formations that gave the beach its name. Now, getting down to the beach is a bit of a workout – there’s a steep staircase you’ll need to navigate. But hey, with those jaw-dropping views on your way down, you’ll hardly notice the climb. This place really is a slice of paradise. Diamond Beach on Nusa Penida The staircase at Diamond Beach on Nusa Penida, is arguably my favorite part of the entire beach. Walking down these stairs carved out of the cliff with an iconic scene below of blue water, white sand and palm trees is just surreal. There’s very few beach entrances in the world like this one. In this blog post, I’ll detail everything you need to know about visiting Diamond Beach on Nusa Penida. HOW TO GET TO DIAMOND ...

Written by Marvin Wijaya on Sunday 01 October 2023 In an area of Bali rich in ancient and archaeological history, you will find a temple within which holy waters are said to gurgle from deep beneath the ground. Pura Tirta Empul, a holy spring temple found in Tampak Siring, is where many Balinese Hindu will go to perform the  melukat  purification ceremony. However, it is the legend, the folklore behind its origins that gives this place of worship its island-wide veneration. Temple Structure and the Melukat Ritual Like all Balinese temples, Tirta Empul is separated into three sections: the  jaba pisan , the outer compound; the  jaba tengah , the central compound where the bathing pools are found; and the  jeroan,  or inner compound where worshippers will pray and set offerings. Between the central and inner compounds lays another pool, the water of which is crystal clear and the surface of this water is serenely still, reflecting the aqua blue of the sky....

by Charista Elliani Sosrodjojo Monkey Forest Ubud holds a significant history intertwined with Balinese culture. Dating back to the 14th century, it has been regarded as a sacred place, housing spiritual forces and guardian spirits. The monkeys, seen as sacred animals, symbolize both protection and mischief, fostering a unique connection between humans and wildlife. In the 20th century, Monkey Forest Ubud gained recognition as a vital conservation area. Efforts were made to preserve its natural beauty, promote responsible tourism, and raise awareness about the cultural and environmental significance. Today, it stands as a cherished sanctuary, where visitors can connect with nature, observe captivating monkey behavior, and support the ongoing conservation efforts. The presence of sacred forest is a demonstration of the harmonious coexistence of humans and nature. In Bali, sanctuaries such as the Monkey Forest are usually in sacred village areas, often surrounded by temples. These cultur...

By Charista Elliani Sosrodjojo If you are looking for a completely different holiday, different from South Bali’s Kuta-Seminyak  vibrant atmosphere, then you should head north to Bali’s Lovina Beach. Situated some 9 Km from Singaraja, capital city of the Buleleng Regency, Lovina Beach facing the Bali Sea is the perfect definition of tranquility, where one can enjoy the true meaning of a laid back and relaxed life. Lovina stretches across a swathe of over 8 kms coastline comprising a string of coastal villages, which are: Kaliasem, Kalibukbuk, Anturan, and Tukad Mungga – collectively known as Lovina. The heart of Lovina is the village of Kalibukbuk situated in the Buleleng District, Buleleng Regency. Nowadays, Lovina area is becoming the center of tourism activities in north part of Bali and offer many kind of accommodations, restaurants, bars, beach activities, art shops, bank, transportations etc. The accommodations in this area are a available from the star hotel class until smal...

Written by Marvin Wijaya on Sunday 01 October 2023 Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park is one of Bali’s most iconic and well-known tourist destinations. You have undoubtedly heard about Bali Cultural Park, so you found this page. Whatever the reason that makes you see this page. This article is about a Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park visitor guide, commonly called GWK Bali. So before your visit, you will get a brief overview of GWK Bali culture park.  Why Is It called GWK? What does the GWK Bali name mean, and why is it called GWK? Furthermore, GWK is an abbreviation of Garuda Wisnu Kencana. Below I will briefly explain the meaning of the name Garuda Wisnu Kencana so that it can answer why this attraction is called the GWK Bali. Garuda comes from Sanskrit, meaning a bird shaped like a human. The head and legs resemble birds, and on the back are wings; however, the body is like a human. Of course, the Garuda bird is a mythological bird. Vishnu/Wisnu is one of the deities in Hindui...