Here is a list of museum that you would like to visit while you are in Bali.
Museum Puri Lukisan, Ubud
Founded by Rudolf Bonnet and Cokorda Gde Agung Sukawati. The developing fine art style at the time was born by Pita Maha (1930s). This museum has a collection of 150 painting and 62 pieces of sculptures, however, has a valuable potent for the idea bequeathing the very estethic art and culture to the next generation. This is the first arts museum in Bali.
Museum Gedong Kirtya, Singaraja
Thousands of ancient Balinese letters in form of chronicle, Kakawin (old Balinese poetry), Geguritan, and is written on the palm leaf (Rontal / Lontar), stored in the original building that was built in 1928.
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Celebrating the re-launch of Jamu traditional spa at AlamKulKul Boutique Resorts.
PT. Putrindo empat lestari(PEL), operating under the banner of Jamu traditional spa, takes great pleasure to announce the relaunch of its signature spa facility at alamKulKul Boutique Resorts.
The new look of Jamu traditional spa will be unveiled in February 2008 following an extensive renovation to upgrade facilities and revice its aesthetic decor. this exciting transformation will see the spa re-open to reveal subtle fusion of contemporary design element that come together to preserve the timeless ambience of a bygone era.
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For auspicious and holy hindu ceremonies, the balinese decorate their temple compunds with colorful umbrellas. In the Balinese dialect this umbrellas are known as “Tedung“, which literally means “to guard”. The umbrellas are used in ceremonial parades and positioned around the compounds in alignment to various shrines that orientated towards the sacred mountain of Gunung Agung. The colors of the umbrellas used are normally symbolic of whatever ceremony is taking place. the most typical are shades of bright yellow and white, which are pure colors that reflect dedication to the Hindu and religion and manifestation of God.
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To calebrate your valentine’s day and chinese new year (7 February), here is a list of event that you can visit and enjoy.
For Chinese New year (tomorrow)
The Conrad is celebrating the year of the rat at their Suku restaurant with a traditional lion dance and a dim sum banquet, barbeque and sumptious sweet dessert buffet. All for a steal at IDR 380,000++. contact : 0361 778 788
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Once again Bali has received an appreciation from the world as the Best Exotic Destination, this award is come from the luxury travel magazine. the January 2008 edition of the magazine reader’s picked bali as the best exotic destination.
Bali managed to collect 17% of the total votes of the readers who joined the polling beating 13 other participants, including Mauritius and the Thailand Golden Triangle as other tourist destinations which had also been nominated as Best Exotic Destinations.
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Bali Adventure Tours Elephant Park Taro announces the opening of the luxurious 25-room Elephant Safari Park Lodge and Wedding Pavilion. They also launched the children’s book Tale of the First White Elephant in Bali on 19 January 2008, as well as the DVD release of acclaimed documentary Operation Jumbo. Come, and play with 27 exotic Sumatran elephants!
Contact: 721 480.
Westin Resort Nusa Dua Bali offers the Special Chinese New Year Package. It includes complimentary access to the Westin Kids Club and discounts on food/beverage and spa treatment. 4 nights stay includes airport transfer and a chance to win the lucky draw ( 3 nights stay at the Westin Kuala Lumpur!).
Contact: 771 906.
Secret Garden by L’Ayurveda is an oasis in the midst of modern havoc. Come to this spiritual garden for meditation and put into effect your action for a better world and an enlightened society. Let’s realize the dream of “One Earth, One Sky, One Humankind”.
Contact: 847 7490
