Indonesia Travel Tips
The floating emerald islands of the Indonesian archipelago have for centuries lured everyone from missionaries to pirates, mining companies and backpackers to their sandalwood and spice breezes, their Bali Hai lifestyle and their magnificent beaches, mountains and volcanoes.
However, the myth of paradise is often marred by deep racial divides, religious warring, high-handed autocracy, government corruption, economic mismanagement and natural disasters. The latest rounds of violence have made Indonesia a problematic destination for Western travelers.
Airport how to.
Written by koalakiss86, Australia, November 2010
When catching a taxi from Denpasar Airport you can pay a flat rate fee for the destination you need to go instead of a a metre. great idea for tourists who need to know exactly what they are spending ...
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Riding Indonesia’s Best Breaks
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, July 2011
Diehard surfers don’t need to be told that Bali is a Mecca for the sport, but the point bears repeating nonetheless. It’s difficult to overstate the quality, accessibility and affordability to be ...
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Bali Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
The Indonesian island of Bali has been enchanting travelers for centuries with its gorgeous coastline, stunning temples and lush mountains, not to mention its warm, friendly inhabitants. Day 1: ...
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Bali's Blanjong Pillar
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, May 2012
Bali’s oldest known artifact is a small stone pillar housed in Blanjong Temple at Jl Danau Poso in the town of Sanur. Sound underwhelming? It isn’t. At least, not in terms of its historical ...
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Balinese Barong Dances
Written by Viator, January 2011
Perhaps the most well-known dance form originating from Bali, the Barong is a storytelling dance that illustrates the battle between good and evil. It is a classic example of the uniquely Balinese ...
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Balinese Butterfly Park - Taman Kupu Kupu
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, March 2012
For travelers accompanied by children (or those simply possessed of a childlike sense of wonder), the Taman Kupu Kupu (Balinese Butterfly Park) is an enchanting option for a day trip from Tabanan in ...
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Bali Spirit Festival
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, February 2013
Perhaps Southeast Asia’s most famous music festival, the five day four night yoga and dance fair known as the Bali Spirit Festival gives people of all walks of life an opportunity to bond over not ...
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Best hotel in Bali- Four seasons hotel
Written by koalakiss86, Australia, November 2010
Amazing view, pool sauna massage day spa. Spacious rooms.. Great for honeymooners.
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Bird watching in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, October 2011
The art of bird watching has come close to perfection in the countryside around Ubud in the heart of Bali . Amateur and professional groups meet daily at various locations around the city and ...
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Choice of stay
Written by Radhika, Malaysia, June 2012
If you love culture, choose Ubud over Kuta as you'll see a lot of Balinese culture there, and make sure to stay in one of their many Village style chalets/boutique hotels instead of posh hotels.
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Day Trips from Ubud
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, September 2012
High quality guided tours of all shapes and sizes are easily obtainable from Ubud , and local experts can help to make the region completely accessible with a wide range of pricing options. ...
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Eating and Drinking in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, December 2011
Bali is an affordable and rewarding destination, especially for travelers already in the hemisphere. The beaches and recreational activities are world famous, but its cuisine is far less well ...
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Family Friendly Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, February 2012
Bali is well known as an adult wonderland for tourists seeking fun in the sun. Happily, this Indonesian island is also a great destination for travelers with children as well. While it is ...
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Golfing in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, April 2012
The list of quality golf courses in Bali is a notoriously short one, but it’s a prestigious one nonetheless. It’s true that the majority of courses are either exclusive country clubs or affiliated ...
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How to Get Around in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, March 2013
Depending on where it is you want to go there are several ways to get around beautiful Bali .
For those looking to go the short-distance, from one place to another
in Legian, walking is the most ...
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Doing what: Singaraja and Bedugul North Coast Bali Mountain Tour
