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Bali - Java Carnet De Voyage Bali - Java LE GUIDE QUI VA À L’ESSENTIEL numérique ce guide au format format OFFERT BALI - JAVA CARNET DE VOYAGE BALI - JAVA www.petitfute.com version numérique offerte* pier *version offerte sous réserve de l’achat la version pa © LUCIANO MORTULA Bienvenue à Bali et Java ! Bali l’hindouiste rayonne sur l’Indonésie, déverse ses effluves d’encens au creux de ses rizières, de ses cascades, jusqu’à ses villages les plus isolés. Elle entre- tient sa culture comme un trésor, parsemant ses trottoirs d’offrandes fleuries à chaque pas. Son artisanat s’effeuille entre sculpture, peinture, © GALYNA ANDRUSHKO / SHUTTERSTOCK.COM danse, musique… Presque tout en elle respire la fibre artistique, et chaque geste du quotidien est La plage de Amed. empreint d’une grâce unique. Java rayonne elle aussi sur l’archipel via la capitale du pays (Jakarta) et Yogyakarta (Java Central). Là, tout y est raffiné : la majesté des volcans, la noblesse des personnages, la délicatesse des gestes et des postures. Ici, vous perdrez toute notion du temps entre les volcans et les temples de Borobudur et de Prambanan (patrimoine de l’Humanité), qui dressent leur architecture millénaire et imposent la finesse de leurs sculptures. Alors n’hésitez plus et envolez-vous vers la quatrième nation la plus peuplée au monde avec 257 millions d’habitants. D’autant que c’est également un vieux pays riche d’une histoire mouvementée. Tour à tour, les conquérants, migrants et religieux ont laissé des traces importantes en plus de celles des natifs installés là depuis la nuit des temps. Les volcans, les mers et les éléments ont façonné la géographie de l’archipel. Aujourd’hui, ce sont les pelleteuses, et les plantations de palmiers qui changent les paysages. Les gratte-ciel, les centres commerciaux et les grands axes autoroutiers participent eux aussi à la mutation du pays. Mais si l’Indonésie est un pays avec une grande histoire, il est également une nation jeune, riche, démocratiquement neuve. La grande majorité de sa population n’a pas vingt ans et elle a soif de changement. Lors des dernières élections présidentielles, le peuple a élu un Président réformateur et moderne. Un sérieux espoir pour le pays d’en finir avec la corruption. © SALLY BATAILLARD Cette victoire a donné des idées à d’autres populations, limitrophes de la région. Danseuse de Legong, Ubud. sommaire Bedulu..................................................... 59 DÉCOUVERTE Bangli ...................................................... 60 Les plus de Bali et Java ..............................8 Klungkung ............................................... 60 Bali et Java en bref ....................................9 Candidasa ............................................... 63 Bali et Java en 10 mots-clés ......................11 Tenganan ................................................ 64 Survol de la destination ...........................14 Sidemen .................................................. 64 Histoire ....................................................19 Nord d’Ubud ............................................... 64 Population ............................................... 23 Tegallalang .............................................. 64 Arts et culture ........................................ 26 Sebatu .................................................... 65 Festivités ................................................. 29 Taro ......................................................... 66 Cuisine indonésienne .............................. 30 Tampaksiring ........................................... 67 Sports et loisirs .......................................33 Ouest de Bali ........................................... 68 Enfants du pays ....................................... 34 Mengwi ................................................... 68 Tanah Lot ................................................ 70 Tabanan .................................................. 71 BALI Côte sud-ouest ........................................... 72 Sud de Bali .............................................. 38 Balian ...................................................... 72 Denpasar................................................. 38 Medewi Beach......................................... 72 Kuta ........................................................ 42 Parc national Bali Barat ........................... 73 Legian ..................................................... 43 Nord de Bali .............................................75 Seminyak ................................................ 43 Côte nord ................................................... 75 Presqu’île de Bukit .................................. 44 Sanur ...................................................... 45 Singaraja ................................................. 77 Nusa Penida ............................................ 46 Kubutambahan ........................................ 77 Nusa Lembongan .................................... 46 Sembiran ................................................ 78 Nusa Ceningan ........................................ 46 Lac et volcan Batur ..................................... 78 Ubud et le centre de Bali ..........................47 Penelokan ............................................... 78 Ubud .......................................................... 47 Trunyan ................................................... 79 Centre ville .............................................. 47 Batur ....................................................... 80 Sanggigan Road ...................................... 52 Région de Bedugul ..................................... 80 Sud d’Ubud................................................. 53 Lac Bratan ............................................... 80 Batubulan ................................................ 53 Volcan Batukau ........................................... 81 Celuk....................................................... 54 Est de Bali................................................ 82 Sukawati ................................................. 54 Tulamben ................................................ 82 Batuan .................................................... 55 Mas ......................................................... 55 Amed ...................................................... 82 Peliatan ................................................... 56 Mont Gunung Agung ................................ 84 Nyuh Kuning ............................................ 56 Besakih ................................................... 84 Est d’Ubud .................................................. 57 Tirtagangga ............................................. 85 Gianyar ................................................... 57 Amlapura ................................................ 87 Pejeng ..................................................... 58 Padangbai ............................................... 87 sommaire Semarang ............................................. 118 JAVA Demak .................................................. 119 Jakarta ................................................... 90 Kudus .................................................... 120 Jakarta Centre / Jalan Jaksa ................... 91 Mayong ................................................. 120 Jakarta Nord / Quartier de Kota ............... 96 Jepara ................................................... 121 Jakarta Sud ............................................. 98 Colo ...................................................... 121 Province de Banten ................................. 99 Rembang............................................... 121 Banten .................................................... 99 Archipel de Karimunjawa .......................... 121 Anyer ...................................................... 99 L’intérieur des terres ................................. 122 Carita ...................................................... 99 Baturaden ............................................. 122 Volcan Krakatau .................................... 100 Wonosobo ............................................. 122 Parc national de Sujung Kulon ............... 100 Plateau de Dieng ................................... 122 Java-Ouest ..............................................101 Surakarta .............................................. 123 Bogor ....................................................... 101 Tawangmangu ....................................... 124 Les Environs de Bogor .............................. 102 Sarangan............................................... 124 Cibodas ................................................. 102 Java-Est ..................................................125 Cipanas ................................................. 104 Pacitan .................................................. 125 Cisarua .................................................. 104 Malang .................................................. 125 Col du Puncak ....................................... 105 Les environs de Malang ............................ 126 Pelabuhan Ratu ..................................... 105 Blitar ..................................................... 126 Bandung ................................................... 105 Batu ...................................................... 126 À l’est de Bandung ................................... 108 Singosari ............................................... 126 Tasikmalaya .......................................... 108 Parc national de Bromo-Tengger-Semeru ..
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