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Jan 27

Balinese New Year, known as Nyepi, will take place on Tuesday 16 March 2010. Local custom requires that all people in Bali observe a day of silence from 6am on Tuesday 16 March 2010 until 6am Wednesday 17 March 2010. Authorities require that all people in Bali stay indoors, make no noise and switch off all lights for the duration of this period. The Balinese Hindus consider “Nyepi” to be the most important day on the religious calendar and these prohibitions are taken very seriously.

During this 24-hour period, tourists must remain in their hotels and should seek the advice of hotel management regarding movement around the hotel grounds. Balinese across the island strictly observe this tradition and people leaving their homes or hotels between 6am on Tuesday 16 March and 6am on Wednesday 17 March risk being forcibly returned to their homes or hotels by Balinese traditional village level security personnel (Pecalang). Read the rest of this entry »

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Jan 9

Jimbaran and The Bukit Peninsula settled along bali’s south coast which formerly were a really quiet settlement area with small population but since rumours about their fine-looking beaches and nature-carved cliffs outspread amidst surfboarders and hippies make Jimbaran became really popular amongst holidaymakers looking for a private break, away from the city rush.

Jimbaran most celebrated holidaymaker destinations constitutes the Uluwatu temple, a cliff-edge temple high above the ocean. Uluwatu is among nine main temples in Bali, which harmonising to Balinese Hinduism were built to defend the land from southward threats. Uluwatu Temple is also home to dozens of monkeys – a few even believe them sacred. Some of the most favourable beach in Jimbaran also renowned for surfing like the celebrated Dreamland beach. Dreamland Beach was among the Bukit’s most secluded regions for a long time until a property developer settled to open the 400 hectares roughly around  the beach to the world, in the form of residences, a golf course, an international school, a hospital, an upper-class holiday resort and a brand new name.

Apart from the attractively carved limestone cliff and fine-looking white sandy beaches, Jimbaran also long-familiar for is Luxury Bali villas. A Bali villa in Jimbaran offering respective facilities from sensational beach view to luxurious private Bali villas. Enjoy 6-star villa accommodation whenever you booked villas in Jimbaran, superior culinary art and the state-of-the-art health spa’s are expecting to pampers you and your family. Almost all villas in Jimbaran equipped with private car with or without driver so it comfortable for you to go around. Although distance to diverse places from Jimbaran isn’t far but by having private car ready and waiting at your disposal is some other private villas advantage.locals and visitors.

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