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BALI ISLAND

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The island of Bali, 'Island of the Gods', is a magical island and peopled by the friendly Balinese. Bali is an island steeped in legends and mystical tales and set amid the 17,508 islands which makeup the archipelago Republic of Indonesia. Bali is Indonesia's most popular tourist travel destination, known throughout the world as a paradise isle with its story-book setting of sun-drenched beaches, rolling surf, rustic villages, fertile plains, sculptured rice terraces and numerous temples. Bali is graced by colorful temple festivals accompanied by sprightly music and dance and watched over by the unseen gods from their dwelling places perched on majestic Gunung Agung (Great Mountain). Bali is located near the eastern-most tip of Java island across the narrow Straits of Bali.

every village has several temples and every home has at least one house temple. There are more temples than homes on Bali. Most of them are shrines and may not be considered real Balinese temples, but the walled compounds are still assumed to be numbered 10,000 or more. A significant mark of all temples in Bali is the uneven number of the buildings' stapled roofs. The holiest temples of Bali all carry at least one building with eleven roofs, the maximum number, displaying the importance of the god to whom it is dedicated.

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DENPASAR BALI

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Denpasar means ‘by the market’ and is Bali’s only real city. Denpasar is home to Balinese people from all over the island who work in Kuta, so in the late afternoon the roads leading to Denpasar are choked with traffic. For a Javanese person Denpasar is home from home. I’ve been told that there is a real community feeling there and people look after each other. Around 500,000 people live in Denpasar, including Balinese, Javanese and others from around the country. Denpasar is ‘local friendly’ in that rent, food and almost anything else is cheap and you will find food vendors from many parts of Indonesia. Denpasar is not particularly ‘tourist friendly’, traffic system and the lack of obvious tourist facilities mean its is often overlooked by visitors.

There are a couple of ways to get to Denpasar from people staying in Kuta. If you are going to Renon to visit a consulate, you would take the Bypass to Sanur, and turn off at Jl. Raya Puputan. If you want to a selection of Denpasar’s food, you would follow Jl. Imam Bonjol through to Jl. Tueku Umar. From Seminyak you might follow Jl. Raya Kerobokan around to Jl. Gatut Subroto, the busy street that crosses Denpasar in the north. Many other routes are also possible. Once inside Denpasar proper, you will have to be on your toes as the one-way traffic system can send you in directions not anticipated. Denpasar is quite large so take a map with you.
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Jimbaran Bali, the beautiful beach with sunset and luxurious cafe and restaurant, get the dinner with someone lovely, while enjoy the beautiful sunset with red orange sun and romantic atmosphere. also available music with traditional Bali music instrument, enjoy the romantic dinner with bali seafood dishes, oriental or international. with many choice..

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