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File Gabungan Orchid Forest - Lembang • Bandung West java Gili Meno • Lombok Indonesia Baiturahman Mosque • Banda Aceh Mount Bromo • East of Java Indonesia WONDERFUL INDONESIA Promotion Catalog A SPIRITUAL LAND OF MAGNIFICENT CULTURE WONDERFUL INDONESIA INFORMATION Dinas Pariwisata Bali Jl. S. Parman, Niti Mandala Renon-Denpasar 80235 +62361 222387 , +62361 226313 [email protected] / [email protected] www.disparda.baliprov.go.id www.indonesia.travel indonesia.travel indonesia.travel @indtravel @indtravel ϲϟΎΑήΤΑ ϲϟΎΑΔτϳήΧ 1 7 1 4 1 2 4 5 6 5 3 7 8 8 6 6 6 ϙϮΒϣϮϟϖϴπϣ 1 9 2 ϲϟΎΑϖϴπϣ 4 6 2 3 3 7 7 2 5 5 5 6 ΍ΪϴϨϴΑΎγϮϧ ϥΎϳΪϧ·ςϴΤϣ LEGEND ATTRACTION & EVENT 1. Candi Ulundanubratan 2. Pantai kuta Main Road 3. Tanah lot 4. Ubud Street 5. Tari kecak 6. Upacara melasti River 7. Tari barong CULINARY Ngurah Rai International Airport 1. Sate lilit bebek tepi sawah krisna Wisata Kuliner Pelabuhan Gilimanuk 2. Sate Lilit Bebek Tepi Sawah Jl. Kartika Plaza, Bintang Bali Pelabuhan padangbai 3. Sate Lilit Bebek Tepi Sawah Beachwalk Shopping Center Lt 3 4. Sate Lilit Bebek Tepi Sawah Jl. Raya Goa Gajah Terminal ubung 5. Warung Ibu Oka 6. Warung Babi GulingCandra 7. Warung Babi Guling Pak Dobiel Attraction 8. Nasi Babi Guling Pak Malen 9. Warung Babi Guling Bu Dayu ACCOMODATION Event 1. VisesaUbud (Royal Tulip VisesaUbud) 2. InayaPutri Bali Resort 3. Rimba Jimbaran Bali by Ayana Culinary 4. Grand Inna Kuta 5. The St. Regis Bali Resort 6. Hard Rock Hotel Bali Accommodation 7. Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort 8. W Bali – Seminyak Information INFORMATION 1. Dinas Pariwisata Bali HOW TO GET THERE The easiest way to reach Bali is by plane. Many international airlines JR GLUHFWO\ WR 1JXUDK5DL $LUSRUW %DOL +XQGUHGV RI GLUHFW ȵLJKWV E\ local planes going back and forth to and from NgurahRai Airport daily. By Flight International Flight Country City Airport Selandia baru Auckland Auckland Malaysia Sepang kuala Lumpur Thailand Bangkok Suvarnabhumi China Beijing Beijing capital China Hong kong Hongkong China Taipei Songshan Australia Melbourne Melbourne Australia Perth perth Australia Sidney Sydney Australia Brisbane Brisbane Australia Darwin Darwin Jepang Osaka Osaka/kansai Jepang Tokyo haneda Korea selatan Seoul incheon Singapura Change change Belanda Amsterdam Schiphol Rusia Moskow domodedovo Belgia Liege liege Domestic Flight Province City Airport Banten/Jakarta Tangerang/Jakarta SoekarnoHatta Jakarta jakarta Halim perdanakusuma Jawa barat Bandung HuseinSastranegara Yogyakarta Yogyakarta Adisutjipto Jawa tengah Semarang AchmadYani Jawa timur Sidoarjo/Surabaya Juanda Kepulauan riau Batam Hang Nadim Sumatra utara Medan/deli serdang Kualanamu Nusa tenggara barat Lombok Lombok By Ship Another way to reach Bali is through the sea by ferry boat. There are two harbours in Bali, namely Gilimanuk Harbour that can be reached from Ketapang Port, Banyuwangi, by crossing Bali Strait. Another harbor is Padang Bai that can be reached from Lembar Port, Lombok by crossing Lombok Strait. Getting around There are a lot of public transportations and taxi around tourist attractions in Bali. Visitors also can rent car or motorcycle for easier WUDQVSRUWDWLRQ6R\RXFDQJRZKHUHYHU\RXZDQWWRJR<RXFDQȴQG many car or motorcycle rental near tourist attractions and hotels Just see a map of Bali and go. CULINARY Sate Lilit One of Balinese’s most famous authentic cuisine, its main ingredient, mackerel while its skewers are made from stems of fresh lemongrass. The skewer meat to stick and settle. Sate lilit is made either husks or charcoal, you will get a marvelous taste. In Balinese and Indonesian, the term lilit means“to wrap around”. Bebek Tepi Sawah is one of many tepi Sawah on : • Krisna Wisata Kuliner, Lt 2, Jl. Raya Tuban, Kuta • Jl. Kartika Plaza, Bintang Bali Hotel Arcade, Kuta • Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Br Teges, Peliatan ACCOMODATION No need to worry about lodging when you visit Bali. Every tourist spot has a wide range of accommodation, from 5-star resorts to modest guest houses, it all depends on your choice. Hotel / Resor Telepon VisesaUbud (Royal Tulip VisesaUbud) +62 361 2091788 InayaPutri Bali Resort +62 361 774488 Rimba Jimbaran Bali by Ayana +62 361 8468468 Grand Inna Kuta +62 361 751361 The St. Regis Bali Resort +62 361 8478111 Hard Rock Hotel Bali +62 361 761869 Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort +62 361 8465555 W Bali – Seminyak +62 361 3000106 Guest House Telepon The Artini Resort +62 361 974147 Rumah Bali Nusa Dua +62 361 771256 Equity Jimbaran Resort and Villa +62 361 4725111 Padma Ubud Retreat +62 361 977247 ATTRACTION Candi Ulun danubratan Bali is not only famous for its beautiful beaches, it is also famous With their amazing temples in which Hindus worship. One of the most.The most famous sites on this island are the Ulun Danu Bratan temple. It is located on the shore of Lake Bratan, Bedugul. When the water rose. Sea, this beautiful WHPSOHZLOODSSHDUȵRDWLQJLQWKHZDWHUXQWLOLWORRNV0RUHDWWUDFWLYH:KHQ the sun starts to show its face inMorning, beautiful golden colors will appear from behind the hill, which creates An attractive sight that everyone will remember. The temple of Ulun Danu Brattan is the temple of the goddess Laxmi Fertility and beauty) living in Lake Bratan is a source Irrigation water to neighboring agricultural commu- nities. This is also considered. The temple is one of the temples of the public "heavenly universe" that is prayed. Hindus from all segments of society. Kuta Beach You have not been to Bali if you haven’t stepped a foot on the island’s most famous beach, Kuta. Internationally known as the heart of Bali’s tourism, Kuta is blessed with white sandy beach and friendly, yet challenging waves that lure many adventurous souls from all over the world. Rows of cafes, malls, and nightlife entertainment spots are also easily accessible to keep visitors entertained. Tanah Lot Tanah Lot located in Beraban Village of Tabanan, Bali, is a rock formation surrounded by the seawater and also home to Tanah Lot Temple. Tanah Lot is a popular tourist and cultural icon for photography, thanks to its XQLTXHR΍VKRUHVHWWLQJDQGGD]]OLQJ sunset backdrops. North of it stand Batu Bolong, similarly built on rock formation with ‘hollow’ overpass linking to the mainland. Tanah Lot is also an icon for photography exoticism with spectacular view of VXQVHW 7DQDK /RW LV GHȴQLWHO\ D must-visit site in the Island of the Gods. And don’t forget to bring your camera. Ubud Famed as Bali’s art and cultural center, Ubud is also adorned with the gorgeous natural scenery. Its green and serene rainforest and terraced rice paddies are Ubud’s famous appeals Tulamben Diving at Wrecks Ship that attract thousands of holiday-mak- ers and peace-seekers from all over the world every year. Here, you can ȴQGDQXPEHURIDUW\SODFHVDQGKRO\ sites where fascinating traditional activities take place. ATTRACTION kecak Dance A majestic performance, Kecak dance is performed by a circle of 150 performers percussively chanting ‘cak,cak,cak’ while moving their hands and arms, creating enchanting melody and moves. The most popular dance performance of Bali, Kecak is an important cultural heritage that depicts the story of Ramayana. Kecak dance performance can be found in Luhur Temple, Ubud, and Garuda WisnuKencana. Melasti Ceremony Melasti ceremony has a meaning asa SURFHVVRISXULȴFDWLRQWKHLQQHUKXPDQ and nature, by sweeping the natural waste using the source of living water obtained from the lake and the sea. In the process, participants carrying Pratima along with sesajen, umbrellas, banners, Dewata NawaSanga’s weapon, traditional music accompaniment Bleganjur, and wearing a white tradition- DO FORWKLQJ 7KLV SXULȴFDWLRQ ULWXDO LV believed by Hindus as a place to purify all the elements in the universe. The ceremony is performed before Nyepi and usually conducted in Sanur Beach, Kuta Beach, Melasti Beach, and Batu Bolong Beach. Barong Dance The classic Balinese performance art, Barong dance came from pre-hindu HUDQDUUDWLQJWKHȴJKWEHWZHHQJRRG (dharma) and evil (adharma). The dancers’ costumes depict the unique combination of lion, tiger, and cow while its body part is adorned with ornaments made by leather, pieces of mirrors as well as feathers of pandan OHDI ȴEHUV %DURQJ 'DQFH FDQ EH watched in DalemUbud temple and in a number of art studios in Batubulan Village. BREATHTAKING CITY SURROUNDED BY HISTORY ATTRACTION ϮδϴΑϮδϴΑϲγϝϼη As the capital of West Java province, Bandung is famous as the city. Flowers, beside their fresh air because of their location surrounded by mountains of various. Aspects are often called a giant story. Tangkuban Perahu Mountain is located at an altitude of 2084 meters above sea level, It is surrounded by gardens and pine forests which are one of the attractions. The city is also known as Paris van Java. This volcano. The active form of stratovolcano is also located near the hill of Dipterocarp. The Upper Debitrocarb, Montagne, Irikakios forest or mountain forests. In addition, the main tourist attractions are a nozzle or kawah that does not. Sulfur fumes are still emitted. The Queen of Kawah is one of the largest craters. The most famous in Bandung. The other nozzles are Kawah Opus. And Kawah Dumas. The crater queen can be seen from a higher place with a fence. Wooden for tourist safety. The soil around the nozzle is usually white. With yellow stones due to sulfur load. It was traditionally reported that the TankopanBerhahu Mountain is associated with the Sangkuriang myth. Who fell in love with his mother Dayang Sumbing. To thwart his son's intention to marry her, Dayang Sumbing stipulated a requirement for Sangkuriang and ordered him to make the boat at night one. When his attempt failed, Sangkuriang got angry and kicked the boat that was over. Half of his work until he turned upside down. This boat became later. Mount TangkubanPerahu • INFORMATION Dinas Pariwisata Bandung Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 277 Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia Badan Promosi Pariwisata Daerah Jawa Barat Jl.
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