 One
of the most exotic island in the world, reflects mystical
images which have attracted people to come since many years
ago. This tropical island has an extremely charming scenery,
gigantic rice fields surrounded by coconut trees with the
soaring volcanoes as the backdrop, opaque tropical rain
forest, the beauty of the sea, the beaches with their golden
sand and dramatic sunset over the sea, crashing surf and
of course warm and friendly locals. In Bali, festivals,
holidays and special celebrations occur at all time and
even cremation is an attraction. hotel in albufeira centre
The mixture of Balinese heritage and traditions with a
polish of modern facilities has created a unique nuance.
The Balinese people are proud of Hindu culture, which has
endured for centuries. Ritual ceremonies, festivals and
preserved magnificent temples reflect the richness of culture.
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Bali Destination
 Singaraja
- Buleleng
This Regency sprawls over the full length of Bali's
north coast. It is hot, dry and fringed with black sand
beaches and coconut palms. It meet Karangasem in the
northeast coast into the untouched jungle territory
of Bali's National Park, on the west end of the island.
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 Denpasar
City
Denpasar covers 125,42 square kilometers of land with
an elevation ranging from 12 to 75 meters above sea
level , and consisting of 3 kecamatan. The Kecamatan
of East Denpasar, South Denpasar , and West Denpasar.
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 Jembrana
It is the least known region in Bali, scarcely visited
by tourist , and sparsely populated , except along the
main road of Denpasar - Gilimanuk. Most of the land
is covered by the deseley forested highland of Bali's
National Park. |
 Jimbaran
Located on the south of Ngurah Rai airport and a continuation
of the white sands of Kuta Beach, Jimbaran bay is one
of Bali's most recently developed resort area. |
 Karangasem
The Regency of Karangasem has an impressive range of
terrain and covers about 2,000 square kilometers. The
steep rise from the coast up to the mountains creates
magical scenary. Dominiting the regency is the Volcano
Agung , said to be the "Home " of the Balinese
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 Kintamani
Kintamani is great for day trips, trekking or simply
for getting away from it all for a few days. At Penelokan
you can view the panorama of Mount Batur set in a huge
volcanic crater basin. Stop here on the way to Singaraja
to climb to peaceful Pura Tegeh Kuripan. |
 Klungkung
This is the smallest Regency, lying east of Gianyar.
It covers only 121 square kilometers, including three
island : Nusa Penida , Lembongan and Ceningan. Depsite
its size , its influence on Balinese culture has been
powerful. |
 Kuta
The white sands of Kuta are still arguably the best
beachfront on Bali. The beach is much cleaner than just
a few years ago, it is now a booming Pacific resort
and its streets are clogged with tourists and traffic
during peak seasons. |
 Nusa
Dua
Nusa Dua's hotels are geared to tourist groups, beach
fanatics and international conferences. Each hotel has
its own combination of first-class business and resort
facilities. |
 Sanur
Sanur is where Bali's first luxury beach hotel was built
over 30 years ago, and has since been the spot for luxurious
seaside accommodation. Many foreigners have built lavish
villas and bungalows here. |
 Tabanan
The Regency is just west of Badung, stretching from
the coastline of massive black rocks up to the central
mountains. Tabanan is an unspoilt of Bali which is also
richly fertile, containing the best agricultute and
a place to give peace and prosperity to their villagers.
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 Ubud
- Gianyar
It has been the stamping ground of Bali's earliest dynasties
in recorded history. It is here that the first great lines
of Hindu Zed Kings established themselves. |
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