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Balinese Birthday 19th Agust 2008 (Dewa Marco's Daughter) Otonan is quite different from common birthday party. It is held twice a year because its celebration is based on wuku. Wuku itself is based on Balinese Pawukon system in which each cycle consists of 30 wuku. Each Wuku lasts for a week; so a cycle comprises of 210 days. The wuku is a bit similar of zodiac; each name reflects characters of someone who was born on that wuku. What wuku and day a Balinese was born; on that same wuku and day the otonan is held. This birthday celebration needs not a fancy dress because Balinese use only simple traditional dress on that celebration . Balinese believe that they were born with four guardian brothers or sisters (kanda pat). When otonan is held, the four siblings are called to gather around the child and protect her/him. Then the child is hoped to be aware of who she/he actually is with help from his/her four siblings. If she/he doesn’t care with these siblings, the they w...

Situated at an elevation of between 320 and 400 metres above sea level, the Botanic Garden offers a range of micro-climates including ravine, hillside, meadow, a river, waterfalls and natural forest. Situated in the village of Kutuh Kaja, the Garden faces the Bird Village of Petulu, home of the famous white egrets. Ubud Botanical Garden is one of Bali's premier attractions and a beautiful place to be with nature. official website : http://www.botanicgardenbali.com/

Pura Meduwe Karang at Kubutambahan, is 11km east of Singaraja and 300m west of the junction with the Kintamani road. Its lively and whimsical carvings have a very human quality somehow missing in the other temples. The Pura Meduwe Karang is a Hindu temple dedicated to the male counterpart of the rice goddess Dewi Sri. The name of the temple means "to whom the earth belongs", and the local people come here to beg for a rich harvest in the surrounding coffee, maize, fruit and vegetable plantations. The temple consists of three parts. In the first courtyard (jaba) are three platforms, with 13 figures in the lowest row, ten in the middle row and 13 in the rear row. All the figures represent characters from the "Ramayana". A four-tiered split gate (candi bentar) leads into the second courtyard (jaba tengah). On the rear wall, which lies between this courtyard and the third one (jeroan) containing the holy of holies (bebaturan), are a whole series of figures...

Ceremony 05.05.2008 The most important part of the nelubulanin ceremony, where the baby is held over a flat water-filled clay bowl representing the 'pond of life'. This bowl contains things that will be important for the child in later life: an inscribed lontar leaf representing intelligence & wisdom uang bolong representing wealth grains of rice and kernels of corn representing industriousness and diligence gold and silver jewellery representing the need for desire objects woven into the shape of aquatic animals to bring to life the symbolic pond. What the baby grabs with her right hand will be bestowed upon her in abundance in later life. Then bracelets are put on her hands and feet, a ring on her finger and chain around her neck. A token meal of rice is then fed to her, this being the first time that the baby has been given any 'solid' food. The roster cage symbolising a mountain. Parents want to guide their child to make their dreams as ...

Batukaru Temple Luhur Watukaru temple or Pura Batukaru is one of the biggest temples in Bali (Sad Kahyangan) with Catur Lokapala Temple and Padmabhuwana Temple status. It is set in the plateau area with lush tropical rain forest surround it. It is situated in the peaceful area which is far from the local resident that is ideally for worship. There are some temple building spread out through the tranquility of rain forest and the big mountain of Batu Karu as a back drop. Watukaru or Batukaru Temple is located at Wangaya Gede countryside, Penebel District and Tabanan regency, and west part of Bali Island. It is located right on the foot of Mount Batukaru and about 1.30 hours from Denpasar Airport The history of this temple is difficult to be found out even in the ancient omission exists in this temple. For example some profile area like harpoon own the Ancient Bali type, but no written data found it. The effort study and research of this temple history remain to find diffic...

With the 20 beds, meditation room, swimming pool, body steam jacuzzi, locker room, and nice garden to make refresh your mind. With a professional and experience therapists in your treatment will give you and excellent therapy care for refresh your mind and body.    relax together and share an experience that will surely be one of the highlights of your holiday in Bali.   * Aromatherapy, 1.5 hours. Publish Rate: US$45 / Our Rate: US$32. * Traditional massage, 1 Hours. Publish Rate: US$35 /  Our Rate  Rate: US$25 * Shiatsu, 1 hours. Publish Rate: US$35 /  Our Rate : US$25. * Foot massage 1 hours. Publish Rate: US$35 /  Our Rate e: US$25. * Reflexology 1 hours. Publish Rate: US$35 /  Our Rate : US$25. * Stone Massage 2 hours. Publish Rate: US$70 /  Our Rate : US$49. 12,5% tax applied for all menus   Salon Treatment * Anti Facial, 1 hour. Publish Rate: US$35 /  Our Rate : US$25. * M...

Enjoy the  best safari experience in Bali at the home of hundreds of amazing Bali Safari & Marine Park offers a fun day out, and serves as one of the island’s largest and most visited animal theme parks which opened its gates in 2007. The Bali Safari & Marine Park was established by Taman Safari Indonesia; covering 40 hectares of land in the Gianyar regency. It is home to over 60 species, all of which roam free in large enclosures that mimic their natural habitats. Enjoy riding on a safari bus to visit the animals, watching fascinating elephant talent shows, get cuddly with baby orangutans, and view baby sharks at the aquarium. Families travelling with children will have a blast together at the adjacent water and amusement parks.   A visit to the Bali Safari and Marine Park will take up a full day to enjoy all that the park has to offer. It is best to get there at opening time as there is so muchBali Safari and Marine Park  to see and do. Best ...