san bali best tour: Agustus 2010

Tanah Lot Tour


atruly singular and carakteristic temple,tanah lot is built on rocky strip of land which the high tides transform into an island, making access from the land impossible. It is especially sugestive at sunset when the light, at times a thin thread and others, a bright flash, bounces off the waves. located only 27 km from Denpasar, it is indeed a major tourist attraction. onr of the Dang Khayangan temples, Tanah Lot is also of great importance for the Hindu population. it closely associated with a very venerated and charismatic priest. Dang Hyang Niratha who come to Bali in 1489 from Madjapahit ( Eastern Java ). it was to be a short stay but he ended up spending the rest of his life on the island where he endeavored with the population to defend local culture and to respect of the spirit of the Hindu religion.

Before Indonesia became a single independent nation there were numerous kindoms in Bali. one of these was Mengwi; and the beautiful Taman Ayun Temple was under its jurisdiction. Unique and suggestive, this fascinating temple holds a very special appeal for the many tourists who visit it.

Kamboja Flower


Taman Ayun

Turtel Island

Uluwatu Tample

The temple of Uluwatu located on the South Western coast of Bali. Is dedicated to Dewa Rudra and is associated with Nawa Sanga ( The nine manifestations of the supreme divinity ). The temple is perched on a cliff in an enchanting position and is indeed ideally suited to enjoy the setting sun over the vast Indonesian ocean

There are many place in Bali ( especialy in the forest ) where monkeys live, free and undisturbed these hundreds of monkeys are a real attraction the tourist. For the people of Bali instead, these so-called "Monkey Forest" are actually sacred places where a temple can always be found among the trees likewise, each forest has its sacred tree, called pala, and the majestic trunk and wood cannot be touched nor, obviously, used unless natural causes force the tree to fall down. in its own way, faith is making a small contribution to the conservation of the few remaining forests in Bali

Outbound

Raftng

Elephant Park

Rice paddies

Rice Fields

A Typical component of the Balinese economic structure is the village of farm surrounded by rice field and groves of coconut trees. While life there is traditionally agrarian, in recent times the progresive development of tourism has induced an increasing number of farmers to turn to the crafts. From the artists of the various villages they have learned the secret of traditional artisan workmanship