Bali Islands is one of the thousands
islands constructing
the Indonesian Archipelago that has long been famous as a leading tourist
destination in South Pacific or even in the world for its exotic and vibrant
art and culture, natural beauties and the hospitality of the people. Bali
islands covers an extent of 5,632.86 square kilometers consisted of mountain range
stretches from the West tip to the East.
Hinduism is adhered by almost 95% of
its population of more than 3 millions people, specifically blended with
Buddhism and the Ancestor's worship. It is made inseparable from everyday life
and no opportunity is missed to worship Gods in an unending series of ceremony
stretches from birth up to after death
The Conducive environment in Bali
islands is supported by the Balinese philosophy of life, called "Tri Hita
Karana". Tri Hita Karana dictates that happines can only be achieved if
there are hamonious relationship between human and Gods; between human and
their community; and between human and nature (its surronding). This philosophy
has become a way of life among the Balinese, and is practiced in their daily
life.
Bali Islands has such a mild and
agreeable climate the wholeYear round, with average temperature of the day in
coastal areas varies from about 28C (82F) during May-July to abut 30C (86F) in
March-October, while the most pleasant weather is between May-September.
Bali Islands has already had a reputation of its
interesting and selected routes with a wide range of choices of destination.
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| Nusa Du |
Nusa Dua (Bali Islands) is an exclusive resort area featuring
pristine beaches and majestic palms overlooking a turquoise sea. This
purpose-built development is a peaceful enclave where families can relax and
enjoy a tropical paradise and the Balinese hospitality, all without having to
venture far from their luxurious rooms. The Bali Golf and Country Club is only
a few steps away and the International Airport is a mere 20-minute
drive from Nusa Dua.
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| Ubud |
Ubud (Bali Islands) is a remarkable town inthe middle of the
island of Bali. For more than a century, it has been the island's preeminent
centre for fine arts, dance
and music.While it once was a haven for scruffy backpackers, cosmic seekers,
artists and bohemians, Ubud is now a hot spot for literati, glitterati, art
collectors and connoisseurs. Famous names walk its busy sidewalks everyday.
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| Sanur |
Sanur (Bali Islands) is traditionally a fishing village and has
managed to keep that lazy-town feeling. This really makes Sanur a unique area
and unlike most other beach areas in Bali, Sanur has stayed largely in local
hands.
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| Tanah Lot |
Tanah Lot bali (Bali Islands), Located in Tabanan, just across the boundary
of Badung regency, Tanah Lot is the most well-known and photographed temple.
The temple is built on a small promontory, which is only accessible by foot at
low tide. Take a scarf and dress with respect.
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| Menjangan Island |
Menjangan Island (Bali Islands) popular diving site in Bali due to it's fine
and preserved corals and rich equatic animal, turquoise clear water, and very
calm sea. Every divers coming to Bali with the emphasize on diving program in
Bali will put Menjangan and Tulamben sites as the priority sites. Menjangan
island is unpopulated, but there is an old temple, supposed to originated from
14th century named " Pura Giri Kencana." During the expedition of
Majapahit kingdom of Java in 1343 AD, it is believed that a boat was wrecked
with their relics are still on sea bed. It is believed to have the magic
influence.
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| Nusa Lembongan |
Nusa Lembongan (Bali Islands) is situated 12 miles south east of bali. It
is one hour travelling time by boat from Benoa Harbour. This pear shaped island
is around 4km long and 2km wide. It is surrounded by a beautiful fringing reef
and the waters are renowned for their abundance of life and great surf breaks.
Candidasa (bali Islands) is most often compared to Kuta as Kuta was
some 15 years ago. The comparison has some merit - Candidasa is a small village
with few inhabitants on the beach with a several - mostly inexpensive hotels
that cater to more adventurous tourists looking for a more laid back
atmosphere.
BALI named one of the “World’s Best Islands” by BBC Travel
The Fabled Indonesian island of Bali
once again received worldwide spotlight as BBC Travel named Bali as
one of the world’s best islands on its slideshow feature issued on Wednesday,
November 30th, 2011.
“Lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean,
Bali is but one of 17,500 islands in the Indonesian archipelago; yet even among
its colorful neighbors — and even after decades of tourism development — it
stands alone in its lushness and incomparable beauty” is the description
written next to the beautiful pictures of sunrise over a mountain horizon
overlooking lush rice fields which perfectly illustrates the magical beauty of
Bali.
In 2009, Travel & Leisure Magazine also
awarded Bali the World’s Best Island in 2009, while the Lonely Planet’s Best of
Travel 2010 ranked Bali second only among the world’s Top Regions.
Also known as the Land of the Gods, Bali appeals
through its sheer natural beauty of looming volcanoes and lush terraced rice
fields that exude peace and serenity. Bali enchants with its dramatic dances
and colorful ceremonies, its arts and crafts, to its luxurious beach resorts
and exciting night life. This exotic island also has much to offer, from
inspirational spirituality to fine dining and meeting experiences, from world
class surfing and diving to exhilarating treks in the wild, and the authentic
culture that decorates the daily life of its charming people.
Joining Bali in the list of world’s five best
islands are: Santorini island in Greece, Cape Breton in Canada, Boracay in the
Philippines, and the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
Source: www.bbc.com/travel
, travel.okezone.com,
baliisland.org
