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Kuta Seaview Cottage

Sunday, August 24th, 2008 by baliwww.com

Kuta Seaview Cottage strategically located on the long golden sandy Kuta beach, well known for its surfing beach and as one of magnificent sunset in the world, provides an everlasting bliss for those craving for the perfect holiday under the sun.

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Grand Balisani Suites

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008 by baliwww.com

This unusual resort is an enclave of villas and suites set amidst lush tropical gardens overlooking a tranquil expanse of golden sand beach on the south west coast of Bali. Grand Balisani Suites is situated on the beautiful Batubelig Beach, Kerobokan. A short distance from the centre of Kuta, Legian and Denpasar.

Three choices of accommodation, all spaciously appointed and finished in the finest of local stone timber and hand woven fabrics, afford comfortable seclusion with charming seaside or garden views.

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Subak Tabola Inn

Thursday, July 10th, 2008 by baliwww.com

Subak Tabola Inn offers a peaceful and spectacular natural beauty in secluded area surrounded by ranges of mountains.

Subak Tabola Inn

There are five bungalows built in traditional Balinese style, with eleven rooms altogether offer wonderful natural surroundings views of terrace-rice field and range of mountains make a perfect place to discover the real Bali, known as the paradise island of the world. Traditions, cultures, crafts and traditional way of the people lives give unforgettable and impressive experiences.

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Wedding at Ocean Blue Hotel and Villa

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008 by baliwww.com

Embarking on a lifelong journey of love and commitment, it should be a day to remember. A fully customizable wedding package for your big day. Tell us your dream vision and we will make it happen.

Bluemoon Chapel

The Bluemoon Chapel is surrounded by beautiful gardens which fill the air with the aroma of the tropics. It is the perfect place to have a celebration of a new beginnings. Separate banquet room also available for wedding reception.

bluemoon chapel

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Wiwaha Bali Wedding Chapel

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 by baliwww.com

We created a masterpiece appropriate for a meaningful, memorable and unparalleled wedding venue situated atop a picturesque cliff overlooking the fantastic Indian Ocean scenery. Conceptualized in a modern Balinese design, the Wiwaha is a perfect place to exchange vows in an environment of extreme serenity and solemnity under the open sunny bright skies.

We created a masterpiece appropriate for a meaningful, memorable and unparalleled wedding venue situated atop a picturesque cliff overlooking the fantastic Indian Ocean scenery. Conceptualized in a modern Balinese design, the Wiwaha is a perfect place to exchange vows in an environment of extreme serenity and solemnity under the open sunny bright skies.

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Mimpi Bali Dreaming Bali - Images from our past

Saturday, June 7th, 2008 by baliwww.com

Maurizio Rosenberg Colorni has been searching for old Balinese photographs in museums, archives and private collections throughout Europe and Indonesia. His collection clearly reveals to us the evolution of photography in Bali. This evolution is inseparable from the development of its tool: the camera. In fact, in the wake of the 20th century, the mobility of the camera and its technical progress (celluloid’s negative replaced the glass ones) allowed photographers to capture moments of real life. Previous this era, objects or persons posed for hours in the studio.

The contribution of photography in making Bali renowned in the world was immense.

Thephotographs taken by the German Doctor Gregor Krause, published in 1920, portraying young Balinese women whose chest was customary unclothed, or the one showcased at the Paris Colonial Exhibition in 1931, considered by the Dutch Government as the most evocative image of its outpost, played a great role in the arising of tourism. These images stimulated influx of visitors and tourists seeking for the untamed, from all around the world, to Bali. In 1924, weekly cruises on Dutch ships from the major ports of Indonesia began to transport tourists to the northern shores of Bali. In 1928, the Dutch opened the Bali Hotel (now called the Inna Bali on Jl. Veteran, Denpasar), a decade later almost three flights a week landed near Denpasar.

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