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The Santosa Villas & Resort, Senggigi Lombok

Monday, August 25th, 2008 by baliwww.com

The Santosa Villas & Resort is the new brand of hotel in East Indonesia, located at Senggigi-Lombok. After the re-branding, The Santosa Villas & Resort re-born with the new image and concept. We are more than happy to welcome you at our Simple, Fun and Trustworthy Hospitality.

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Sade Traditonal Village

Monday, August 25th, 2008 by Sidarta Wijaya

The island of Lombok, which lies next to Bali, is not just blessed with beautiful beaches and unspoiled natural panoramas but also rich in traditional culture; and the most popular icon of Lombok’s culture (even the icon of Lombok) is Sasak’s traditional house. A visit to the island of Lombok is incomplete without seeing the Sasak’s traditional house; and one of the best places to see Sasak’s traditional house is in Sade Village, a Sasak traditional village.

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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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Cristina Memorial

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008 by Rucina Belinger

At first it looked like it might rain. But then the mood lightened and it was a bright and crisp day. As I walked down the path to Cristina’s house, it hit me. I will never walk this path again. I entered the archway where her helpers, Ibu Ketut and Pak Made had decorated with coconut fronds. Two big “offerings” of fruit and flowers flanked her doorway.

Rio had printed up a lovely photo of Cristina by a river holding her favorite mask, Dalem the king and hung it on the outside door. She was looking up at us. I walked into her living space and there was another photo of her looking out to the actual river and the view outside, in profile with the mask side by side with her, in profile As well.

The kitchen was filled with coffee, tea and Balinese cakes that Asri had organized. I started Working on a “buku kenangan” or memorial book (thank you, Tom Hunter for that idea!), filling it with photos from Cristina’s albums. Everyone who came signed it, saying good bye to Cristina for The last time.

The Gambuh troupe filtered in, we could see them coming down the path carrying their instruments, all the Men in long blue t-shirts and kain (sarongs). They set up the instruments and were given coffee and cakes.

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TIRTHA ULUWATU WEDDING PACKAGE

Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 by baliwww.com

Your wedding day is a moment so precious, only the finest location will meet the occasion. Set high on the cliffs of Southern Bali, with panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, Tirtha Uluwatu is truly a venue that will surpass all expectations.

Designed exclusively to host the most magical weddings, every facility is available to make your special day a success and to create lasting memories of a marriage made in heaven, on the Island of the God.

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