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Bali R D Essentiel DREAMASIA AGENCY E S S E N B T A I E L L I SUMMARY TOPICS AND HIGHLIGHTS Our Agency Presentation of Bali Traditions & History Weather Itinary Detail programm Accomodations Health and administrative formalities Price & conditions Contact Dreamasia | Traveling in Bali ALL ABOUT US VISIT BALI THROUGH THE DISCOVERY OF THE LOCAL CULTURE AND VISITS TO EMBLEMATIC PLACES The agency is located in Ubud, on the highlands of Bali in Indonesia. It is a city famous for its crafts and traditional dances. The city is considered to be the cultural capital of Bali. Nearby are the rice fields, museums, hotels . The agency will take you to the most important places on the island and will propose you activities with the local population. An eco-responsible dimension is adopted by the agency through activities, donations and housing . THE DREAMASIA TEAM LENNY SIMMONS MARIO COGSTON ALICE WOODS Tour Guide Travel Expert Travel Blogger Dreamasia | Traveling in Bali WHY TRAVELLING WITH US ? MEET NEW EXPLORE NEW TRY THE LOCAL PEOPLE ACTIVITIES DELICACIES You will discover a Unusual and varied Attend cooking classes different culture. And activities: diving, with locals, and taste meet the local people Observe Dolphins, typical Balinese dishes. and learn about their massage... customs. Dreamasia | Travel in Bali ECO LABEL Our agency is labelled "Biosphere", thanks to our commitments in the choice of our partners (activities, hotels, transport...). Our objective is to minimize the impact of tourism on the environment of local populations. SUSTAINABLE FILTER FLASK FOCUS What's that for? In Bali the water is not drinkable, we provide you with a gourd to drink water easily and this will avoid the purchase of plastic water bottles. ASSOCIATION ANAK BALI For each trip sold, 3% of the amount will be donated to this association. The association works for the education of children from remote villages on the island of Bali, in areas where more than 60% of the population lives below the poverty line. DREAMASIA | Travel in Bali ITRAVEL IN BALI A n a g e n c n y f o r t r a v e l e r s Bali is a concentrate of wonders nestled in the Indonesian a archipelago. The one who was given the nickname " Island of the n d Gods"; deserved it. And its beautiful beaches, its volcanic reliefs, its t o mythical rice paddies. testify to this! u r i s t s DISCOVER, LIVE, ENJOY BALI EXPLORING BY YOURSELF Explore the serenity of the island of the gods during this relaxing stay in Bali. In the calm and sweetness, discover the magnificent rice terraces and the lush nature of this magical island of Indonesia. Through massages and encounters, experience a full immersion in the Balinese culture. Dreamasia | Traveling in Bali CLIMATE In Bali, the climate is favourable everywhere during June, July, August, September and October. CULTURE Dance: Balinese dances are more like dance theatre telling stories from the Hindu epic of the Ramayana. Music: the gamelan is Bali's favourite instrument; its high notes resound in the Balinese countryside Painting: Balinese painting has its roots in ancient shrine panels and illustrated astrological calendars. HISTORY World War II leads to the invasion of Indonesia by Japan. The Balinese dream of independence and take advantage of the Japanese surrender in the Pacific to overthrow them. The independence of Indonesia is proclaimed in 1945. RELIGION Bali is the only Hindu island in Indonesia, a country with the largest Muslim population in the world. The Balinese devote a great deal of time to offerings and prayers dedicated to gods and other deities. Every day, ceremonies, rites and festivals punctuate the life of the Balinese. THE BEST TIME TO VISIT BALI F BALI'S CLIMATE IS TROPICAL. PREFER THE MONTHS OF MAY, JUNE, JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER DURING THE DRY SEASON WHICH RUNS FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER. AVOID THE WINTER MONTHS OF DECEMBER, JANUARY AND FEBRUARY AS THIS IS THE RAINY SEASON. ENJOY THE BALINESE GASTRONOMY Gastronomy in Bali is mainly Indonesian with Chinese and Indian influences, making the local cuisine rich in flavors, spices and colors. This unique cuisine uses mainly fresh vegetables, meat, fish and lots of spices and herbs. As rice is grown on the island, it is widely used in many recipes and is often combined with pork or chicken, but as Bali is a Hindu island, beef is never or very rarely eaten. ITINERARY Day 1 : ARRIVÉE A UBUD Day 2: UBU Lovina Day 3 : UBUD - LOVINA Day 4 : LOVINA - CANDIDASA Gili Islands Day 5 : CANDIDASA - SANUR Kintamani Day 6: SANUR Day 7 : LOMBOK Ubud Candidasa Goah Lawah Day 8 : : ILES GILI Tanah Lot Dreamasia | Traveling in Bali PROGRAM'S ACTIVITIES BALINESE COOKING CLASS DIVING YOGA & MASSAGE A family wil lteach you how to make balinese dishes You will leave in a private Our agency includes one hour The nasi Goreng is a dish of fried rice in boat with a guide to of yoga followed by one hour oil, seasoned with recap manis, shallot, explore the seabed. of Balinese massage for free garlic, tamarind, accompanied by egg & in your tour. chicken You'll have the chance to discover beautiful reefs, lots These activities will allow you Dalar gulung is a traditional indonesian of exotic fish, reef sharks, to relax while discovering the dessert conssiting of a thin rice flour crepe wellness aspect of the that filled with grated coconut. rays and many sea turtles. destination. Then you’ll enjoy your achievements with the family DAY 1 W R i t c e UBUD e r f t a e l r l r s a , c Arrival at Ngurah Raï International Airport in Bali. t e e s m , Transfer in air-conditioned vehicle with your French speaking driver. p l e s Arrival at UBUD Ubud, located on the highlands of Bali in Indonesia, is a city famous for its handicrafts and traditional dances. The rainforest and rice terraces dotted with Hindu temples and shrines surrounding the Ubud district are among the most famous landscapes in Bali. Ancient shrines include the temples of Tirta Empul, Goa Gajah ("Elephant Cave") with its fine carvings, and Gunung Kawi with its rock-cut shrines. The town was initially an important source of medicinal plants and herbs. The name Ubud comes from the Indonesian word ubad, meaning medicine. Installation at the hotel & f ree time for idleness and relaxation. Dinner and night at the hotel. DAY 2 UBUD Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to attend the Barong dance. The Barong dance which means giant or called kriss dance is one of the most famous in Bali, narrating the fight between good and evil. This dance is a classic example of the Balinese bringing their mythology to life, creating their reality from a mixture of myth and history. Continuation with a visit to the Goa Gajah Elephant Cave in Bedulu. The façade of the cave is a sculpture of various creatures and threatening demons. The mouth of a monster serves as the entrance to the cave. A statue of Ganesh, the god of wisdom, intelligence, education and prudence, the patron saint of schools and knowledge workers, can be seen in the cave, as well as three statuettes representing Shiva's lingams. Lunch in a village and help prepare the meal with a typical family. You will taste local Balinese products. s e Afternoon, visit the temple of the sacred spring of Tampak Siring and the royal tombs of Gunung Kawi l p and Tegallalang Rice Terrace. You will have the opportunity to learn how to plant rice in the famous , m s rice fields with a professional. You will share a convivial moment of exchange and exchange. e e t c , a Dinner at a local restaurant & Back to the hotel s r l r l e a t f r e e c t i W R DAY 3 d T e o m UBUD - LOVINA l p p h l i e n , s v i Breakfast. l l a g Departure to Bedugul via Mengwi (the royal temple of Taman Ayun). e , Visit the village market of Candi Kuning and Ulun Danu temple, dedicated to the goddess of Lake Bratan. Lake Bratan is the second largest lake in Bali and is located in the Bedugul area. On this lake was built the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple in 1663 for the Balinese to come and deposit offerings during ceremonies dedicated to the goddess of water: Dewi Tanu. Ulun means "power" and Danu Beratan means "Lake Beratan", so it is an association with the famous goddess. Lake Bratan is also known in Bali to be the main source of water for the centre of the island. Lunch at a local restaurant. Continuation to Lovina and stop en route to visit the Git Git waterfall. Lovina is a seaside resort located on the north coast of Bali, Indonesia. It is famous for its black sand beaches, coral reefs and dolphins. Check-in at the hotel in Lovina & Dinner DAY 4 This morning, and before breakfast, you will leave for a sea walk to see the dolphins. LOVINA - CANDIDASA Breakfast at the hotel Departure to Singaraja, the former capital of Bali. Continuation to the Kintamani region to admire the beautiful landscape of Mount Batur and the volcanic lake of the same name. Mount Batur is the second highest volcano in Bali at 1717 meters high. It is marked by its broken ridge and still maintains an important activity. Two eruptions will always remain engraved in the minds of the Balinese: in 1917, the village of Batur was completely decimated, and in 1926, a second boiling forced the inhabitants and their temples to move to the cliffs of Kintamani.
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