Jimbaran It lies on the western side of Bali. Most of the local community lives away from the beach in the narrow gangs that run off the main Uluwatu road. The village is renowned for the Barong Dance and a huge holy banyan tree towers above the eleventh century temple known as Puri Ulun Siwi, dedicated to the spirits that inhabit the rice fields. Across the road is a thriving fruit and vegetable market, but most of all Jimbaran really famous for its fresh fish.
The city of Yogyakarta is the focal point of Javanese culture, where elements of the past are beautifully interwoven with the present, attracting visitors for the mystical charm of its traditions. Crafted silver, leather goods, batik and the mythical shadow puppets are just some of the city's unique attractions.
Set on a secluded southern part of Nusa Dua, offering comfort tranquility and indulgence. Sparkling swimming pools extend across a white sandy beach etched along its own coral reef with the Indian Ocean out to the horizon.The eastern cliffs of Peninsula provide shelter for a number of small Balinese fishing villages and communities that celebrate their temple festivals with music, offering and prayer. Wander along the seaside paths to discover the life style and traditions of the Balinese people.
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A secluded place nestled on the top of the hill with an immediate access to the finest beaches but not far from the wildest nightlife.
The city of Yogyakarta is the focal point of Javanese culture, where elements of the past are beautifully interwoven with the present, attracting visitors for the mystical charm of its traditions. Crafted silver, leather goods, batik and the mythical shadow puppets are just some of the city's unique attractions.
Set on a secluded southern part of Nusa Dua, offering comfort tranquility and indulgence. Sparkling swimming pools extend across a white sandy beach etched along its own coral reef with the Indian Ocean out to the horizon.The eastern cliffs of Peninsula provide shelter for a number of small Balinese fishing villages and communities that celebrate their temple festivals with music, offering and prayer. Wander along the seaside paths to discover the life style and traditions of the Balinese people.