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1V I N 3 | May - june 2014Culture | Heritage | Activity | Hotels & Villa | Restaurant | Spa
Morning of The World
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Ferina Suci
As one of the world’s largest muslim Country, Indonesia
will celebrate the feast of Muslims named Idul Fitri or
Lebaran in August 2014, including Bali. Although the
majority of the population of Bali is hindu, but we will feel
the impact and also celebrate it.
Lebaran holiday officially lasts for two days in the
Indonesian calendar, although the government usually
declares a few days before and after the Lebaran as
a bank holiday. Many individuals or families, especially
Muslims take paid time off from their workplace during
these days.
Therefore, bali as tourist destination for domestic tourist
will be crowded by homecomers or family who want to
spend a holiday.
The roads will be jammed, tourist attraction will be full,
but enjoy it as part of life in Indonesia, who knows you
will have the opportunity to enjoy ketupat and opor as
traditional dishes for lebaran.
We are from soul of sanur magazine would like to wish
you a holy Idul Fitri 1435 H and express our cincerest
apology, mohon maaf lahir dan batin.
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ContributorS
Media scene was not new to this mother of two. At the first encounter, she worked as announcer at a radio station in Bali, CDBS FM. Two years later, in 2005, this Denpasar, April 28th 1984 born woman expanded her field to television broadcasting. She became a news caster at TVRI Bali. After completing her college study, Reva moved to Jakarta and worked at a national newspaper as a language editor. Once a while, she also writes articles. She said that working in media is pleasant, challenging, and broadening her insight at once.
ReVa NAdiA
This Malang, East Java, originated graphic designer is quite experienced in graphic designing for media. This 25 years old man has put his touch in some printed media. Besides doing graphic design, this father of a child also fond of photography. Hence, he also became photographer for Soul of Sanur. He is capable of working under pressure. When deadline approach, he is able to work tirelessly.
Slamet MeLdA
Originated from Banjar Buruan, Sanur, this man was one of Sanur Village Festival team. The event itself now became the icon of Sanur. This 32 years old man was once a hotel worker. during his free time, Gus Wikanda also doing photography. Up to now, his interest in photography is harnessed by becoming photographer for Soul of Sanur. He is also become a liaison between SOS and several figures in Sanur community.
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26 Depo Cemara
18 Penyaringan
22 Hotel Puri Tempo Doeloe
24 DESTINATION MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION SANUR
28 SMP 9 Denpasar
30 Morning of The World Sanur Village Festival 2014
32 Lawar Kodi Stall, Longer Service Time for Costumer
34 Sanur Painter Association
36 Art Activist Named Igo Blado
44 Kampung Bugis
48 Sanur Kauh, a Village of Abundant Tourism Potentials
50 Lebaran
52 Tuesday Tourism, KPSN Sanur
56 Event
60 2.000 Hands World Record
64 Blooming Business of Wedding Planner
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AboutSanur
Photography by DwitrayanaWords by Okantara
Based on stories told by elders, before the Sanur Village and intaran Village, there was Penyaringan Village. According to Bendesa Adat (traditional village chief) of Penyaringan Village, Sanur, Made Purna Wirasa, there was a history
behind the name of Penyaringan. "Once upon a time, there was a mighty priest named ida Pedanda Sakti ender. Although he was a priest, on the daily basis, he was also a farmer. He spent most of his times working on his rice field,"Purna Wirasa explained.
One day, a local resident came to ida Pedanda Sakti ender's griya (house) to ask for holly water. However, ida Pedanda was not home. "That local resident then told to look for ida Pedanda at the rice field, where he spent his times," Purna Wirasa said. That local resident intended to ask ida Pedanda to went back to his griya to made him holly water for cremation ritual. Apparently, ida Pedanda was not willing to leave his rice field. Instead, he made the holly water at the rice field. With his holly mantras, Ida Pedanda made holly water for cremation ritual. He then gave the holly water to that man.
"The holly water was made out of water from the rice field that the it was not clear. Hence, the man doubted the holly water he had asked," said Purna Wirasa. Feeling unsure with the holly water, that man them throw the holly water on to the road. The holly water splashed on a corpse dog. Miracalously, the dog rose immediately,
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barked and ran away. Stunned by the power of the magical holly water, the man then ran back to Ida Pedanda's rice field. He came before the mighty priest and beg for more holly water. "That man made mistake. He knew should never doubt the power of powerful mantras of the mighty priest," he said.
However, ida Pedanda was not willing to granted the man's wish. "ida Pedanda said that he knew what had happened. The man then told to went back to the place where he throw the holly water and filtered the splashed of the holly water," he said.
At once, the man rushed back to the place he threw the holly water. He then filtered the holly water. "Since that time, this place was named Penyaringan (means filter)," he explained.
Unfortunately, up to now, no one ever knew where ida Pedanda Sakti ender live nor his griya. Nowadays, the household number in Penyaringan is not high. "There is 34 households in Penyaringan now. Consists of one traditional village and one banjar. Compared to the previous generation, during the time of my granparents, there was only 9 households here. And during the time of my father, there were 17 households here. The residents of Penyaringan was never a high number," said Purna Wirasa.
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Photography &Words by Hotel Puri Tempo Doeloe
Welcome to Hotel Puri Tempo doeloe, a colourful interpretation of a charming traditional indonesian village, artfully blending modern and traditional elements with the unique ambiance of Bali.
This intimate retreat is set against a beautifully groomed garden backdrop and is suitably distanced from the frenzied pace of mainstream tourism for greater peace of mind. A collection of 12 original wooden houses have been sourced from around the indonesian archipelago over the course of several years to create this eclectic hotel concept together with 2 self-contained villas.
each house was individually restored to its former glory and lovingly decorated using recycled furnishings and antique pieces.
A tranquil retreat near Sanur's cafe society and night life, Puri Tempo gives you more than the best of "both worlds", choose to lounge by the pool or stroll to one of this magical islands best beaches. Be pampered and rejuvenated by our famous spa, breathe in the fresh air and practise yoga or simply indulge in the art of doing nothing.
Sanur is family friendly destination with a laidback resort ambience. it is an area that has embraced tourism yet still preserves its cultural roots and fosters local artistry. Hotel Puri Tempo doeloe is great choice for Sanur Hotel and Sanur Villa. The ambience create a quiet and peaceful Sanur accommodation to stay in. For traveler who is looking for unique bali hotel, Hotel Puri Tempo doeloe is the perfect choice. The accommodation is near to Sanur Beach, with only 10 minutes walking distance.
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Photography by Firman Hudriwan | Words by Ferina Suci
Destination Management is a subject of growing importance as destinations compete to provide the highest quality of experience for visitors and to manage the impacts of
tourism on host communities & environment.
To compete effectively, destinations have to deliver wonderful experience and excellent value to visitors. The business of tourism is complex and fragmented and from the time that visitors arrive in the destination, until they leave, the quality of their experience is affected by many services and experiences, including a range of public and private services, community interaction, environment and hospitality. delivering excellent value will depend on many organizations working together in unity. destination management calls for a coalition of these different interests to work towards a common goal to ensure the viability and integrity of their destinations now, and for the future.
Many destinations now have destination management organizations or dMOs to lead the way. Traditionally responsible for destination marketing, the role of the dMO is becoming far broader. dMOs today should not only lead on marketing but must also be strategic leaders in destination development. This role requires them to drive and coordinate destination management activities within framework of a coherent strategy. Promotion must attract people to visit in the first place; creating a suitable environment and quality delivery on the ground will ensure that visitors’ expectations are met at the destination and that they
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then both recommend the destination to others and return themselves on a future occasions.
Based on the Ministry of Tourism and Creative economy of Republic of indonesia, Sanur appointed as one of sixteen National Tourism Strategic destination (Kawasan Strategis Pariwisata Nasional or KSPN). They are Toba Lake-North Sumatra, Kepulauan Seribu-dKi Jakarta, Kuta Tua & Sunda Kelapa-dKi Jakarta, Borobudur Temple-Central Java, Bromo, Tengger & Semeru-east Java, Kintamani & Batur Lake-Bali, Pemuteran & Menjangan-Bali, Kuta, Nusa dua & Sanur-Bali, Mount Rinjani-West Nusa Tenggara, Komodo-east Nusa Tenggara, ende & Kelimutu-east Nusa Tenggara, Tanjung Puting-Central Kalimantan, Toraja-South Sulawesi, Bunaken-North Sulawesi, Wakatobi-Southeast Sulawesi, Raja Ampat-Papua,
Therefore on the 1st dMO Sanur Meeting on June 2014, Public representative, community, association, industry, and the governments agreed and committed to run the activities of DMO Sanur. It will be a countinues program and have a specific technical work that can bring destination to a competitiveness in an international level. The dMO activities in the future will follow mutual agreement in the forum dmo sanur
For more information of dmO Sanur please contact Biro Pariwisata Yayasan Pembangunan Sanurtelp. 0361- 286 987
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Photography by Slamet MeldaWords by Okantara
Depo Cemara is a dumping-site owned by Sanur Kaja Village. Chief Village of Sanur Kaja Made Sudana who is also manager of depo Cemara said that depo Cemara was initiated during
the leadership of ida Bagus Paramartha, 10 years ago. At that time, untransported waste scattered littering housing area there.
Being uncomfortable with the condition, Made Karsa then create a depot to manage the waste in the village. in eight years, as housing in Sanur Kaja were growing, the waste production in the village also grow bigger. To manage proper waste management , a special waste sorting process is applied.
Now, the 12 acre depo Cemara has became the place of waste sorting and chopping for Sanur Kaja area. Six workers were employed to chop and sort the organic and inorganic waste. And day by day, the volume of waste dump in to this depot keep growing. Hence, since 2013, waste from all over Sanur Kaja were no longer hauled by cart. instead, they use garbage car. "We work by procedure here. And we are not alone. There is the third party involved. All waste here were transformed in to biogas and compost," said Made Sudana.
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depo Cemara not only handle the waste of Sanur Kaja community, but also hotels and restaurants in that area. depo Cemara's personnels pick waste after 8 AM. They pick the untransported waste by denpasar Cleanliness and Gardening Service (dKP) . "We have regulation to regulate this, we always remind the community here not to dump waste carelessly. We also educate the community to maximize things they have," he explained.
Made Sudana stated that nowadays, the result of sorted waste reach a container. "during the feast days, waste volume twice usual amount. even in regular dasys, the volume of the waste is big. There are seven dusun (small community in one village) that we serve," he said. He admits that the depot now is lack of human resource in collecting waste. Therefore, we try to educate the community to dump their waste properly.
in the other hand, to ensure the continuation of the depot, Made Sudana said that the depot build a joint effort with third parrty. "Third party here to ensure the funding of the depot. For example, the depot need Rp100 billion to provide waste bin and other tools, " he said.
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edUCatION
Photography by Slamet Melda | Words by Okantara
in 1977, education was considered to be important since there was increasing in numbers of teenagers who wanted to go to junior high school. Hence, i Gusti Made Murya who was a teacher at SMP Negeri 2 denpasar proposed an establishment of a school in Sanur area.
Since the school had not yet has buildings and students, all Sanur-resident students of SMP Negeri 2 denpasar was made the first batch of the school. The first batch attended school at the building of SdN 5 Sanur. And by that, on April 1st 1977, SMP Sanur was officially formed although the school had not yet has its own building.
Finally, with all the effort made by i Gusti Made Murya, who fought through bureaucracy as well as approached important figures in Sanur. On the same year, the school construction began. His success in establishing the school made I Gusti Made Murya the first headmaster of the school.
Today, i Made Arawan is trusted to be the headmaster of SMP Negeri 9 denpasar. This 31st december 1959 born teacher said that the environment of SMP Negeri 9 denpasar is very clean. including the green scenery of the garden. it made SMP Negeri 9 denpasar won the first place in school cleanliness competition known as Adiwiyata. And for that achievement, SMP Negeri 9 denpasar now named as the sister-school of SMA Negeri 5 denpasar since both school have same cleanliness ethic.
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Moreover, i Made Arawan stated that he now considered to compose a top class, consisting students with flying color score. "Certainly, there will be advantage and disadvantage by putting top students in one class. This might shut other class' motivation. So, we need more consideration to this matter," he said.
On the other hand, teaching skill of all teacher will be upgraded by inviting trainers from education Quality insurer institution. The purpose, according to i Made Arawan, is to elevate the quality of the teachers and students. Besides that, SMP Negeri 9 denpasar also made an innovation by composing english speaking class and prestige class.
However, to measure the students' ability, school management runs test for students. Made Arawan said that composing students in two different types of classes has been done. But the gap is still exixst.
in terms of funding of all school activities, Made Arawan stated that school needs parents' support. Because they cannot only rely on School Operational Aid (BOS), because it is not sufficient. "The School Operation Aid only covers eight education standard. This year, we will receive special allocation fund (dAK) for buildings rehabilitation. it is be-cause the roof is rickety and could be dangerous to students," he said.
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HOtSPOT
Traditional and Balinese Hindu values have formed the long history of Sanur Village. its nature along with the beauty of its iconic beaches and friendly people are blessings to this village
as it became their identity. Sanur which derives from the words saha nuhur (holly light) never can be separated from its people religiousity.
Morning view of sunrise is closely related to the concept of segara giri, which has became the spirit as well as key role in harmonious life of Sanur community. The light of the sun is the holly light shine over the earth, its rays is blessings in every chant and pray. The mount of Agung which became the symbol of nature force and the sacred place where ida Bathara (the mighty God) was placed provides prosperity and protection to this village. That then became the essential dialogue in dynamic creativity spirit of Sanur people.
Sanur has drawn the amazement of anthropologists, artists, writers, even thinkers that leave them in two choice, to visit or to stay. They feel and see that Sanur is a village that preserve its traditional atmosphere, culture, and inseparable to its divine pulse.
Sanur Village Festival, an event to celebrate the creativity of Sanur community which managed by Sanur development Foundation, will be held again with the main theme The New Spirit of Heritage. The same new spirit has brought Sanur Village Festival to its ninth year. The event will be held on August 20th to August 24th by raising the theme Morning of the world.
With ‘Morning of the world’ as tagline, Sanur became visual representation of the sun for Sanur has Sanur beach which always decorated by rising sun from the east in every morning. The panoramic view of the rising sun as the result of Sanur’s topographic bewitch
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whoever seeing it. However, it is also a nature symbol of a new day has began and celebrated by the dynamic creativity of Sanur community.
That spirit of creativity in Sanur has successfully brought up cultural and environment theme as well as future vision in developing a world class tourism. As a result, Sanur Village Festival became a major tourism agenda in Bali. The New Spirit of Heritage, Green, Marine, Saha Nuhur, Salampah Laku, and Segara Giri are the event coloring the journey to the 2014 Sanur Village Festival. And all of those events were based on nature’s beauty and cultural richness.
The theme of The new spirit of heritage which always be the main theme on every Sanur Village Festival each year representing the effort in managing, accommodate, and bridging the creativity of Sanur community. Sanur Village Festival which was created as an identity to tourism in Bali then became well-known as interaction ground of tourism in global context. Sanur Village Festival 2014 Morning of the World is an icon symbolize spirit, creativity, and the ability to adapt with world’s fast pace.
Morning of the world tagline is a strong promotion which gave mean to the journey of Sanur Village Festival. Sanur Village Festival 2014 Morning of the World will be a reminder that Sanur is very much adequate to be a major brand of tourism in Bali.
Sanur Village Festival 2014 will invoke once again what has been said by Jawaharlal Nehru that Bali as the morning of the world is a tempestuous spirit which picture Bali as a part of the world.
The morning of Bali is morning to the world. The morning of Bali is morning of Sanur.
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CUlINARY
Words by Okantara | Photography by Slamet Melda
Sanur area never a quite place, activities run around the clock since it has so many facilities needed by tourists. Spending your time at Sanur will be completed by rows of food stall that open up to late night. Not typical fast-food stall, but
food stall which serve Balinese traditional cuisine, like lawar and suckling pig.
Lawar Kodi Stall which is managed by Ni Wayan Wintari is one place to eat in night time. "We inherit this food stall from our parents. That is why we named it after my father's name, Made Kodi," said Wintari.
More than 50 years ago, Made Kodi (late) already inherited his chicken, pork, and turtle lawar to his descendants. Turtle lawar has been a favorite dish in Bali for years. But, after killing turtle for consumption purpose was banned, Lawar Kodi Stall changed their menu in to pork, chicken lawar, and suckling pig.
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"in the past we only do catering. But then, our costumer grew and our business blossomed. Now, we open at our house, also at Sindhu Market and intaran Market," she said.
Lawar Kodi Stall outlet at Wintari's house opens on 6 pm up to 8 am the next morning. "We used to close on 11 pm. But, as the time goes by, night workers who are also our costumers requested us to open until the next morning. So, to fulfill their request for midnight or early morning meal, open up to 8 am in the next morning," she said.
Besides that, the existence of cafes along Sanur area also made Lawar Kodi Stall opens longer. "Partygoers or simply just people working at the cafe give request to us to open at night time. They said, 'why don't you open the stall in the night time up to early morning? So, it will be much easier for us to find place to eat in the middle of the night'," said Wintari about her costumer's request.
every day, thousands of costumer dine at Wintari's food stall. She employs 24 workers to serve her costumers. "Usually, Saturday night is the most crowded," she added.
Special menu offered in this stall is suckling pig with distinctive flavor. And about the price, the stall put the price tag of Rp35.000 each package. "depends on the drink they order," she said. The suckling pig served in this stall has distinctive flavor for it uses special recipe. However, Wintari reluctant to share her family's signature recipe. "Well, i won't tell the detail. it's my family secret," she said.
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Photography & Words by Okantara
COmmUNItY
Though was considered to be disbanded, Sanur Painter Association (SPA) is still exist. The Chairman of Sanur Painter Association ida Bagus Putu Sutama, 60, said that since formed in 1995, this organization has survive ups and downs.
SPA was founded on the same date of indonesia's independence day on August 17th. On 1995 indonesia independence celebration, a number of artists commemorated it by throwing an art exhibition. Those events then ignite the initiative to form SPA.
Sanur PainterAssociation
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However, this organization was vacuum until 2001. The revival of SPA was noted by an exhibition at Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) monument which was initiated by the young generation. The next year, they once again performed an exhibition that became annual event up to nowadays, but at new venue which is Santrian Gallery. "i actually was not a member of SPA, but the organizer of SPA asked me to join them. So i joined them," said ida Bagus Putu Sutama.
After the exhibition at the GWK monument, ida Bagus Sidharta Putra who was hotel manager at Santrian Hotel at that time encouraged the revival of SPA. "He was the one who gave fund and encouragement to SPA so we can surive up to now," he said.
in addition to that support, late ida Bagus Ngurah Kawana, a Balinese artist, introduced SPA to a Germany with Balinese name of Wayan Sutra who then became the curator of SPA. "every organization must has its ups and downs. We even considered disbanded. Well, yes that was the condition," he said.
The opening of Santrian Gallery made artists joining SPA excited again. The gallery provides space and venue for SPA and public who want to held an exhibition there. "On 2007, we held a sculpture exhibition. it was a solo exhibition. And it was quite a success," he explained.
He said that some members of SPA are well-known artists, such as Sani, i Wayan Pratama, ida Bagus Purwa, and Tejo Astwa. Besides that, the member of SPA are not only from Sanur, but also other region, such as Klungkung, Tabanan, and even from other country. "These time, we always lack in funding. it is a typical problem in every organization," he said.
each artist in SPA has different style with certain uniqueness. "i admit that several artists only create when they are about to join an exhibition. However, there are also artists who always create actively whether upon an exhibition or not," he said. ida Bagus Putu Sutama hopes that all artists will never stop creating art. "Balinese is well-known for its creativity, the work of Balinese artists have also known to the entire world," he said.
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Photography by Slamet Melda | Words by Okantara
teguh Setiabudi or casually called igo Blado is prefers to label himself as an art activist. igo started his carrier in art by learning music during junior high school, high school, up to his college year. in addition to that, he often create music events or other art event.
After finished his college year, Igo pursued his carrier in music by performing at local bar for four years. Besides that, he also became a graphic designer in Sanur, with four-stars and five-stars clients. "I learned a lot in the concept of being an entertainer as well as drafter. My job taught me on that two fields very well for four years," he said.
After worked at those two fields for four years, he then decided to compose his own music. With his original work, igo recorded his music, but unfortunately he fail to sign a recording contract with recording label. On 2006, he became a producer for his friend. This time, his work was brought to Jakarta by a recording label, and the album was nationally distributed.
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"i went on a national tour once. As a musician, i was so happy. And at the same time, i want to help my friends. eventually, three years ago, i became a producer to my friend. An indie musician who now named top ten in Rolling Stone magazine," he said.
igo's work did not stop there. He also founded rock and pop music community. According to him, that community is a small place for artists to create. He said that he really enjoys art scene he lives in now. As a newcomer who has just live in Sanur for two years, igo found that the community is really helping, especially the Sanur Painter Association.
"We have held an exhibition in Yogyakarta, Jakarta, some even exhibited their work in Singapore and Australia. i prefer working behind the scene," he said. Other than art, one thing that draw igo's attention is automotive. He fond of classic motorcycle. This year, he is trusted by Nyoman Suwadi to arrange Sanur Auto Festival (Santofest).
"The essential thing is the creativity. We want to brought it up. Tough the budget is thight, we will manage to present something fresh. We hope this event will be meaningful, he said. The automotive event will be open for public, not only specific for classic motorcycle.
As an art activist, Igo sees that fine art and traditional music are the most prominent. However, fine art of Sanur has strong characteristic. "The fine art of Sanur has distinct character. With just a glance, the fine art of Sanur can easily be identified. Sanur has some worldwide known artists, such as ida Bagus Putu Purwa, Tejo Astwa, and Apal Hindrawan," he said.
Igo added, building one specific characteristic is not an easy task. Those well-known painter from Sanur prove themselves. And most of all, they help the young artists to develop their creativity. "i considers Teja Astwa as the best for he manage to applicate pop art with contemporary style," he said.
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islam Kampung Bugis, so the village is known to the public. The village, which is one witness the history of islam in Bali is located in Serangan island, a small island separated from the mainland island of Bali is 17 Kilometers south of the city of denpasar.
However, these two islands are no longer separate, because in 1995 built a small pier and a bridge connecting the island and the island attack.
2.5 hectares village is inhabited by about 70 families or 280 heads of Muslims. Residents of the village which is surrounded by a village with a Hindu temple has livelihood as fishermen because of its proximity to the coast.
Some Researchers said the village has existed since the 17th century Ad. According to the story, the existence of this village began with the arrival of a nobleman named Sheikh Haji Mu ship and 40 crew (ABK) escape from Makassar, Ujung Pandang for not same thought with the Netherlands as the effect of the agreement Bongaya.
However when Sheikh Haji Mu actually arrived on the island of Bali, King of Badung suspected of spying for the Netherlands. Then they arrested Sheikh Haji.
during the royal prisoner by the Badung Bali, Sheikh Haji Mu and his men managed to convince the King of Badung, ida Cokorda
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Pemecutan iii, that the Sheikh is not a dutch spy. Finally the entourage of Sheikh Haji Mu released and stayed at the Palace Puri Pemecutan temporarily.
Habits and skills that Bugis migrants at sea, making them even more in enjoy. Until finally they moved from the village of Serangan island to Hold Gelagi who was still forested.
Since then Syiekh Haji Mu and his followers settled Serangan island. The relationship between the Kingdom of Badung Bugis migrants are kept well maintained.
Because of the close relationship with the royal Badung, Haji Mu asked for permission to make a King acceleration for a small place for worship, or mosque. it still standing strong, but has been renovated and turned into a mosque, named Assyuhada. Although it has undergone several renovations, but the shape and style of the architecture of the mosque is still strong visible. even the mosque pulpit and the window is still original.
in addition to the relics of the mosque, Bugis villagers in Serangan island also inherited a holy book the Qur'an which is also expected from the 17th century Ad. The Ancient Qur'an and handwritten on the cover is made of camel leather.
Although looking rumpled sheets and partly it has been freed, but local residents still keep and care for her. Al-Quran that is wrapped in white cloth and stored in a wooden box. The Qur'an will be issued at certain times such as before the Ramadan.
even on every 1st of Muharram, the ancient Qur'an paraded around the village three times with accompanied by blessings on the Prophet. This tradition is believed to eliminate the plague or disaster for the villagers.
Kampong Bugis also contained an ancient cemetery that is currently Bugis specifically used to bury Muslim villagers Bugis. In the ancient tomb of Sheikh Haji Mu is exactly buried, along with his followers, to heredity.
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Since Sanur became one of national tourism strategic zones, Sanur Kauh Village made their effort to manage three tourism potential of them in order to support the program. Those potential namely maritime potential, culinary potential,
and religious tourism. The Chief of Sanur Kauh Village i Made Ada stated that during a conversation at his office. He explained, Sanur Kauh Village has shoreline and mangrove forests as their maritime potential. They also have various culinary heritage such as the famous suckling pig and betutu chicken. "These potential made Sanur Kauh became the essential part of Sanur becoming one of national tourism strategic zones," he said.
in terms of religious tourism, Sanur Kauh Village offers numerous spiritual sites which is always crowded by visitors. Not only foreign visitors, but also local visitors. "Most of the visitors are Hindus people who pray at temples along Mertasari Beach, like Tirta empul Temple, dalem Pangembak Temple, and also Blanjong Temple, which has Blanjong stele in it," said Made Ada.
Therefore, various efforts in managing those potentials have been done intensively. "We have made pavement along the river-side, to frame the river estuary," he explained. Made Ada said that the pavement installation was done in order to make the river area neat and clean.
Besides that, in terms of demographic policy, Sanur Kauh Village will inveterate every settler in the area. "The purpose is to maintain demographic administrative code of conduct so that if there’s a problem in future time, we will be prepared," he said.
i addition to all those efforts, Made Ada also paid special attention on toilets cleanliness as well as waste management. "i admit that our public toilets today is not yet clean. Besides that, we need to make better waste management. That is why we will give more effort on that two matters," he said.
Made Ada then asked the people in Sanur Kauh Village to work hand in hand to manage their waste. "A group of fishermen held a clean-up on Sundays morning. The community are very enthusiastic of this act. i see some part of the shoreline in our area has already cleaned. However, there are also some which has not," he said.
Sanur Kauh,a Villageof Abundant Tourism Potentials Words & Photo by Okantara
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deWata project is an event created by SBA 5.0 BALI. After succeeded in throwing Dewata Wet Project and Dewata Getaway Project, this time they bring a totally new party concept, Pool + Neon Party! The idea then be the basic concept of Dewata Backlight Project which held on Saturday, June 7th, at Swiss-Bel Resort Watu Jimbar, Sanur.
All partygoers were greeted by various glow in the dark accessories, from phosphor wristband, eyeglasses, glow in the dark bunny headband, up to neon stick. At the main area, FDJ Gween welcomed all partygoers with pumping EDM beat, followed by FDJ Dewi Kwok from Surabaya. Both DJ really made the party hotter that the crowd flooded the pool. The Icona Pop iconic single I Love It performed by DJ Dennyz Andrew made the crowd a sing along. But, the party still went on with DJ Eightbe and a closing by DJ YogaYin. What a party!
Well, that was not the end yet! A bigger #DEWATAproject already await. Rumors said it will be on August! Be prepared.
DEWATA BLACKLIGHT PROJECTPhotography by Dwitrayana
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CUltuRE
Eid is known in indonesia as Hari Raya idul Fitri (or more popular as Lebaran) and is a national holiday. idul Fitri" is indonesian spelling of Arabic "eid al-Fitr". While "lebaran" is localized name for this festive occasion, the etymology is
not clear. it is suggested derived from Javanese word lebar which means "finished". Then the word "lebar" is absorbed into Indonesian language with additional suffix "-an", so it becomes a common vocabulary for a celebration when the fasting ritual is "finished”, or derived from Sundanese word lebar which means "abundance" or "many" to describe the abundance of foods and delicacies served for visiting guests; family, relatives, neighbors and friends during this festive occasion. Another theory suggested, "lebaran" is derived from Betawi, lebar which means "wide and broad", so the celebration means to broaden or widen one's heart feeling after fasting ritual of Ramadhan. Madurese people have also a similar word called lober to describe the completion of Ramadhan fast. Many banks, government and private offices are closed for the duration of the Lebaran festivities.
One of the largest temporary human migrations globally is the prevailing custom of the Lebaran where workers, particularly return to their home town or city to celebrate with their families and to ask forgiveness from parents, in-laws, and other elders. This is known in indonesia as mudik (go to udik, literally means: source area) or pulang kampung (homecoming). it is an annual tradition that people in big cities such as Greater Jakarta, Surabaya, or elsewhere in indonesia.
The night before Idul Fitri is called takbiran, it is filled with the sounds of many muezzin chanting the takbir in the mosques or musallahs, people usually fill the street and also chanting takbir. In many parts of indonesia, especially in the rural areas, obor (torches) and damar/pelita (oil lamps) are lit up and placed outside and around
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homes. Also, during takbiran, people usually light various firecrackers or fireworks.
On the Lebaran day, after performing eid prayer in the morning, people dressed in their new or best clothes will gather to greet their family and neighbors. it is common to greet people with "Selamat idul Fitri" which means "Happy eid". Muslims also greet one another with "mohon maaf lahir dan batin", which literally means "Please forgive (me) outwardly and internally", because idul Fitri is not only for celebrations but also a time for atonement to ask for forgiveness for sins which they may have committed but was cleansed as a result of the fasting in the Muslim month of Ramadan. during this eid morning to afternoon, the zakat alms for poors usually distributed in the mosques.
Families usually will have special Lebaran meal; special dishes will be served such as ketupat, opor ayam, rendang, sambal goreng ati, sayur lodeh and lemang (a type of glutinous rice cake cooked in bamboo). Various types of kue, cookies and dodol sweet delicacies are also served during this day. Younger families usually visit their older neighbours or relatives to wish and greet them a Happy eid also to ask for forgiveness. idul Fitri is a very joyous day for children as adults give them money in colourful envelopes.
Ketupat is a popular traditional celebrative dish for eid al-Fitr meal in Brunei, indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Southern Thailand.
it is customary for Muslim-indonesians to wear a traditional cultural clothing on Eid al-Fitr. The Indonesian male outfit is known as baju koko: a collarless long or short-sleeve shirt with traditional embroidered designs with a "kilt" sarung of songket, ikat or similar woven, plaid-cloth, and a headwear known as songkok. Alternatively, men may wear either Western-style business suits or more traditional loose-fitting trousers with colour-matched shirts, and either a peci hat. Traditional female dress is known as kebaya kurung. it consists of, normally, a loose-fitting kebaya blouse (which may be enhanced with brocade and embroidery), a long skirt both of which may be batik, or the sarung skirt made of batik, ikat or songket and either the jilbab (hijab) or its variant the stiffened kerudung.
Later, it is common for many Muslims in both indonesia to visit the graves of loved ones. during this visit, they will clean the grave, recite Ya-Seen, a chapter (sura) from the Quran and also perform the tahlil ceremony. in indonesia there is a special ritual called halal bi-halal. This could be done during or several days after idul Fitri. Usually core family and neighbour first during first day of Idul Fitri, further relatives in the next day, and work colleagues in days to weeks later after they get back to work. They will also seek reconciliation (if needed), and preserve or restore harmonious relations.[39] The rest of the day is spent visiting relatives or serving visitors.
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Tuesday Tourism,KPSN Sanur
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Word by Okantara
The effort of Sanur community in designing national tourism strategic area (KPSN) is quite successful. All efforts to elevate Sanur's potential as KPSN are expected to bring prosperity to the society in rapid economical movement in the future.
The aim of setting up KPSN is not only to attract more tourists to visit, but also to give chance to Balinese people to enjoy their tourism area. ida Bagus Sidharta Putra stated that at Bali Tourism Board office in Denpasar.
He said that this effort should be supported by all components of surroundings pakraman village (traditional Balinese village) so that every plan will go smoothly. "The result of these efforts not only can be enjoyed by tourists, but also by Balinese people. in this case, we suggests all elements of traditional village join force to arrange the composition of tourism accommodation in Sanur so that everything will go well," said ida Bagus Sidharta Putra.
Moreover, in the arrangement of KPSN in sanur, all of the tourism stakeholders are hoped to pay attention on couple of issues, such work force and land use. in terms of work force, the implementation of KPSN is hoped to absorb 60% of local workers in accommodation field.
On the other hand, in terms of land use, the environment has to be the main concern by making green area on each construction. And not to forget, the involvement of small-medium business which became an essential supporter. Other land use that need attention is the slums that need renewal. The arrangement of KPSN really needs a very mature careful spatial plan. it was said by Firmansyah Rahim of
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Ministry of Tourism and creative economy of Republic of indonesia at Tuesday Tourism event. The theme of that event was The integration of national strategic tourism area (Sanur morning of the world).
"With no mature and careful spatial plan, the arrangement will never done. That is why we need to be ready with allowed land. Spatial plan need to be done first. And if we made the spatial plan, but does not match the real condition, it will be useless too. So, we need to make exact spatial plan. if it is done, then we proceed in arranging KPSN," said Firmansyah.
He explained, the arrangement of KPSN is essentially about planning. "Well in KPSN is we make planning, not constructing. And our duty in KPSN is making outlays. in terms of constructing, it is just about the money talk," he said. He also stated again that the ministry's obligation is to make detailed development outlay which is obligated by court. "if it is done, local government will be involved in making plan, whether it will implemented in local bill or anything else," he said.
Ngurah Wijaya, Chairman of GiPi Bali, added the importance of renovating and renewing tourism area in Bali. Not only physically, but also other aspects that might affect the society. The aim of KSPN is to develop the society by elevating the role of tourism. "We want to give an understanding that we have a tourism object, and that can be used to elevate the prosperity of the society," he said.
He added, "Why we use Sanur? Because Sanur is one example in Bali and this we can spread to other region, that KSPN is really what local people want. Besides that, Sanur is a notorious tourism destination and for now the facilities should be developed."
Moreover, he said that the KPSN fund has already disbursed for Sanur. The detailed plan also done so that it can be implemented. "Those fund really has to be used by local society, not by foreign investor. So it will develop their own society," he stated.
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anggita SpaJl. Cemara, Sanur+62 361 910 7172 CaRla SPaJl. Hang Tua No. 39 Sanur Beach +62 361 882 8641Jl. Pantai Sindu - Sanur+62 361 289 880Jl. danau Tamblingan - Sanur +62 361 926 4141 milano SpaJl. danau Tamblingan No. 19+62 361 271502 Grand Odiseus Fitness & SpaJl. danau Tamblingan+62 361 288 011 ext. [email protected] the Wellness Clinic at JamUJl. danau Tamblingan, Sanur+62 361 286 [email protected] agung & SueWateRING HOle IHotel, Bar, Restaurant and SpaJl. Hang Tuah 35 - 37 Sanur+62 361 288 289 [email protected]
Sudajiva SpaSudamala Suites & VillasJl. Sudamala No. 20, Sanur+62 [email protected]
Bali BISa 57aJl. Sekuta Sanur+62 361 281289, 271201 [email protected]
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dIViNGJoe’s Gone diving BaliNgurah Rai Bypass 44A, Sanur+62 361 270 [email protected]
Crystal diversJl. Tamblingan no. 168.+62 361 [email protected]. Bali divingJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 46e,+62 361 [email protected] Bali Scuba+62 361 [email protected] Bali Ocean / Blue Season Bali+62 361 [email protected] atlantis International BaliJl .By Pass Ngurah Rai # 96e+62 361 284 131
diving Bali academyJl. danau Buyan 14 B - Sanur+62 361 [email protected] NoblebaliJl.Siulan Gg.Pacah No.5+62 361 744 [email protected]
enadiveJl. Tirta ening No. 1 Sanur+62 361 288 829, 281 751 [email protected]
BLUE fin Bali DivingJl. danau Poso No.47 [email protected]
Bali marine SportJl. Kesumasdari no 9+62 361 288 [email protected]
Blue dive BaliJl. Tirta ening No. 2 [email protected] Blue OasisJL. danau Tamblingan Sanur +62 361 288 011 ext. Blue [email protected]
BIdP dive CentreJl. Blanjong i No. 333+62 361 [email protected]
SSI INdONeSIa aRea OFFICeJl. Sekar Waru No.1+62 361 - [email protected]
Baliberty day tripsJl. Blanjong - Sanur+62 [email protected]
d SCUBa ClUBJl. Kusuma Sari No. 4, Sanur+62 361 [email protected] Bali aqua divingJl. Sekarwaru No.1, Sanur+62 [email protected] tURtUR dIVeJl. Sedap Malam No. 100NA, Kesiman, Sanur,+62 361 [email protected]
Club aqua BaliJl. Cemara #35+62 361 283 166
Blue Season BaliJl. danau Poso, SanurGang Wanasari no 3B Sanur+62 361 [email protected]
Seawalker toursJl. Cemara 35, Sanur+62 361 283 [email protected] “dda”(diverad diving adventures)Jl. danau Toba Nr.5, Sanur +62 361 [email protected]
dive todayJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.207 Sanur+62 361 [email protected] Free dive Flow +62 812 460 590 [email protected]
all 4 diving IndonesiaJl. danau Tamblingan 53 +62 361 [email protected]
Sanur Water WalkJl. Pantai Kesumasari,Pantai Semawang - Sanur+62 361 823 [email protected]
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Duo Contemporary Paintings Exhibition
Deep In Sight at OMS Fine Art
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Photography by Wikanda
An exhibition of indigeneous Australian visual art opened at the Maha Art Gallery in denpasar on 4th of May 2014.
Message stick : indigeneous identity in Urban Australia told the stories of some of the complex perspectives of contemporary Australian indigenous identity.
The Australian Ambassador to indonesia, Greg Moriarty said he hoped the exhibition would help deepen understanding in indonesia of modern Australia. He also stated that it was a great privilege to introduce indonesian audiences to work produced over the past 25 years by some Australia’s leading indigenous artist. The artwork itself explored a range of issues in Australian society, including stereotypes and cultural identity.
Message stick features a selection of significant work from Artbank created by 11 indigenous artists living in urban areas across Australia. The artists include Reko Rennie, who will this year undertake an Asialink arts residency with Cemeti Art House in Yogyakarta.
Indonesia was the final leg of Message Stick’s international tour, which started in Turkey in September 2012 and had included stops in South Africa, india, Thailand and the Philippines.
After the exhibition showed at Maha Art Gallery, it will be travelling again to Bandung and Jakarta. it is a part of the Australian embassy Jakarta’s Art and Cultural Program 2014. The program includes concerts, visual art exhibition, dance, literature, fashion and a science and innovators roadshow.
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LeT’Seatarena Pub & RestaurantJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.115 Sanur+ 62 361 [email protected]
Zula Jl. danau Tamblingan 150 Sanur+62 361 849 7244
Coco BistroJl. duyung, Pantai Semawang+62 361 287 359
Cafe moka SanurJl.By Pass Ngurah Rai Sanur+62 361 281 573www.cafemokabali.com
else WhereJln. danau Poso no 44Br. Semawang - Sanur 80322 BaliPhone. +62 361 557 [email protected]
Pizza ClubJl. danau Tamblingan 121 Sanur (near danau Poso)+62 361 746 700 | 281 992
Sector BarJl. Hangtuah No 58 Sanur+62 361 28 77 33
Warung kayu apiJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 95, Sanur+62 361-9233 223, [email protected]
Cafe Batu JimbarJl. danau Tamblingan No75 A+62 361 [email protected]
Cinnamon RestaurantJl. danau Tamblingan Sanur+62 361 288 [email protected]
the Fire Station+62 361 [email protected]
the Bread BasketJl. danau Tamblingan no 51, Sanur +62 361 3688 [email protected]
Rocket Bar and RestaurantJl. danau Tamblingan 212 Sanur +62 361 288 832
kopi Bali HousePertokoan Graha Niaga Sanur No 4,Jl.By Pass Ngurah Rai 405e Sanur+62 361 270990, 270 991, 270 [email protected]
art Cafe SanurJl. danau Tamblingan No. 82+62 361 [email protected]
Pregina WarungJl. danau Tamblingan No. 106+62 361 7862 397
Puri Santrian Beach Club Bar & RestaurantJl. Cemara 35, Sanur+62 361 288 [email protected]
Street CafeJl. danau Tamblingan 21 (0361) 289 259
Canang Sari Restaurant Jl. danau Batur No. 2 Sanur+62 361 [email protected]
Warung Coconut tree Jl danau Tamblingan 68 Sanur0361 283 851
Warung JJ Jl. Hangtuah, Sanur(0361) 281935
Warung mak BengJl. Hangtuah No. 45 Sanur+62 361 282633
dunkin donutsJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur
Rm kedatonJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur
JCoJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur
mango Beach Bar & RestaurantJalan Pantai Sindu, Sanur+62 811 387 2111
Warung moro SenengJl. danau Poso No. 27, Sanur+62 361 289947
Stiff ChiliJl. Bypass Sanur 209+62 361 [email protected]
Bali deli SanurJl danau Tamblingan 174, Sanur,+62 361 738 [email protected]
three monkeys SanurJl. danau Tamblingan Sanur+62 361 286 [email protected]
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atm Bank mandiriaSaNUR:Jl. By Pass Ngurah RaiPantai Sanur Hangtuahdunkin Jl. By Pass Ngrah RaiGas Station HangtuahJl. danau Tamblingan 27 Sanur
atm Bank BNIaSaNUR:Bali moon RestaurantJl. danau Tamblingan No. 19Inna Grand Bali BeachJl. Hang Tuah No. 58Gas Station Hangtuahdunkin Jl. By Pass Ngrah Raikedaton Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai
atm Bank BCaaSaNUR:Gazebo Beach HotelJl. danau Tamblingan No. 35Sector Bali Golf, Jl. HangtuahGas Station Hangtuahkedaton Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai
atm BRIaSaNUR:Jl. danau TamblinganHotel Janur GardenJl. By Pass Ngurah Raikedaton Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai
atm NiagaaSaNUR:Besides kFC, Jl. Hangtuah Sanur
atm Bank lippoaSaNUR:Circle k Jl. danau Tamblingan
atm Bank BIIaSaNUR:Jl. danau Tamblingan No. 136mc donald’s Sanur BaliJl. By Pass Ngrah Rai.dunkin Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai.
atm Bank danamonaSaNUR:as Cafe BaliJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai
atm QnBaSaNUR:Sector Bali Golf, Jl. Hangtuah
atm CImBaSaNUR:kFC, Jl. Hangtuah Sanur
atm City BankaSaNUR:mc’d, Jl. By Pass Sanur
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2.000 Hands World RecordWords & Photo by Okantara
A thousand spa therapists in purple shirt packed the east shoreline of Grand Inna Bali Beach Hotel. They lined to give relaxation massage to a thousand cross-country runners who compete in Asia Pacific Hash.
The event was intended to break national as well as world record in mass massage which previously held by Thailand with record of 641 therapists in 12 minutes.
Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia Mari Elka Pangestu, who attended the event, accompanied by Jaya Suprana from World Record of Indonesia Museum stated that the Two Thousand Hands of Traditional Indonesian Massage event broke a world record. To make it official, Mari Elka hit a gong. On that occasion, Mari Elka also greeted the therapists and tourists who enjoyed massage.
On the same event, Director General Destination Tourism Development of Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia Firmansyah Rohim said that the massage is intended to give relaxation for all the runners who have run trough out Bali up to Labuan Bajo. "They have ran all day and we tried to treat them with hospitality by setting 1.000 spa therapists to give massage," he said.
Firmansyah explained, Asia Pacific Hash 2014 was inspired by International Hash which was held in Indonesia on 2013. "We then create this Asia Pacific Hash event. We held it in Bali, Lombok, and Komodo Island," he said. Firmansyah hoped that after enjoying 20 minutes of traditional Indonesian massage, they will come again to
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Bali for a vacation and enjoying traditional spa. "In 2016, we will perform the same event in Bali. Denpasar will be the host, targeting to draw 5.000 tourists to Bali," he said.
According to Jaya Suprana from World Record of Indonesia Museum, Indonesia deserves to be name world record breaker for the 2.000 hand massage. "Yes, this event is very much eligible to be named as world record since it has the most participants and therapists," he explained.
Meanwhile, Sulityasti Supriadi, the event coordinator, explained that the spa therapists joining the event was not only from Bali. "Most of them are from Bali. But there are also some therapists came all the way from Central Java and Surabaya," he said. Nine spa throughout Indonesia joined the event, each represents its own traditional culture, such as Batangeh Spa from West Sumatra, Oukep Spa from South Sumatra, Tangas from Jakarta, Bakera Spa from Minahasa, South Sulawesi, Tellu Sullapa Epa Spa from East Sulawesi, Jawa Spa from Java, Bali Spa from Bali, Batimung Spa from Banjar, East Borneo, and So O'so Spa from Madura. Sulis added, 2.000 participants joined the Hash this year came from 19 countries across Asia Pacific. "Most of them came from Malaysia and Australia," he said.
All therapists participating in the event were given allowance money Rp200.000. "During the rehearsal, they have received Rp100.000. And after the event, they received another Rp100.000. Well, that was not the point. Their participation in the event showed their nationalism and their spirit to became a part of world breaking event," said sulis.
Public Relation of Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel Putu Santi said that the world breaking event made the hotel rooms of Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel were packed by the Hash participants. "All participants of the Hash stayed here. About 250 rooms were occupied," she said.
In the other hand, Ni Wayan Sudani, a spa therapist of Putri Beauty Salon, Banjar Gelulung, Sukawati, said that she interested joining the event because of the certificate she got for became a part of world breaking attempt. "Well, I am just happy, moreover, I can get involved in world breaking attempt," she said.
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little BooJl. danau Tamblingan 216, Sanur+62 811 3920 130
aJ ShopJl. danau Poso 106, Sanur+62 361 270 [email protected]
Wage SilverJl. danau Tamblingan(0361) 289017
Nogo Bali Ikat CenterJl. danau Tamblingan No. 104 [email protected] Gopi StyleJl. danau Tamblingan #3 (0361) 735929 Paris Van JavaJl. danau Tamblingan #1 (0361) 7855539 agus ShopJaya Kesuma Art MarketJl. danau Tamblingan #100081 338 776696
Funky Fun FashionJl. danau Tamblingan 72A [email protected]
Junior Bean BagsJl. danau Toba No.5 Sanur081337270140 Bali kawai NaviJl. Bet Ngandang, Sanur082-146-905400 [email protected]
kapal laut JewelryJl. danau Tamblingan 69 Sanur +62 361 285 636 Zoein JewelsJl. duyung Gang 1 No. 13, +62 812 3639 326 Pt. Craft Network(Sourcing indonesia)Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur +62 815 582 025 50 tingklik Shop (Silver Jewelry)Jl. Tandakan 1X Sanur+62 361 283649 Raphael Holistic JewlryJl. danau Tamblingan 54, Sanur+62 361 285 [email protected]
Bali Primitive designJl. danau Toba #17(0361) 286442
LeT’SSHOP
Photo : Slamet Melda
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Blooming Business of Wedding Planner
Words by Okantara | Photography by Slamet Melda
dyan Nugra, owner of dyan Nugra Bridal, Make-Up, Fashion designer, and Wedding Organizer, feel optimistic that wedding business in Bali will be a big hit for Bali is the center of creativity and art in indonesia.
Her art intuition always delivers a new and fresh kebaya in modern look. As a fashion designer, the highest achievement she can get is to set a new trend, in her case, new and fresh look kebaya. That was the drive that make dyan Nugra put her effort in designing kebaya that makes people who wearit looks beautiful and elegant.
However, an elegant, modern, and beautiful look not only tailored by the designer. Moreover, people wear a body fit modern kebaya and match with the character will make it looks graceful. She said that the kebaya makes the beauty of indonesian women more glowing. Fortunately, the exotic kebaya is easily mixed with modern element that makes it timeless. And an elegant design of kebaya is a dream to every indonesian woman.
Therefore, by the tagline 'we serve with your signature look', dyan Nugra Bridal, Make Up, Fashion designer, and Wedding Organizer feel optimistic in delivering their best service by opening the office in Sanur, Bali. Dyan Nugra stated that she is very serious and concern in dealing with wedding service. "Wedding is a special
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moment to every bride. Therefore, i always wants to create a kebaya studded with Swarovski and with special-themed make-up for every bride,"She said.
By dyan Nugra's touch, the bride's special moment will be perfect for she will be one day queen with the professional make-up artist and modern kebaya. dyan Nugra Professional Make-up Artist, and Fashion designer, make-up artist and elegant modern kebaya provider will dedicate their best for your special moment.
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ARENA PUB & RESTAURANTWednesday : Quiz nightFriday : Live musicOn July - August Live F1
ROCKET BAR & RESTAURANTJl. danau Tamblingan 212 SanurLive Acoustic :every Wednesday & Thursday
STREET CAfElive music :Tuesday, Friday, Saturday :7.30 pm -10.00 pmHappy hours : everyday : 4 pm - 7 pm
CASABLANCA SANURJl. danau tamblingan 120 Sanur, live music : everyday 9 pmMonday : “AZASI” Hot Swing JazzTuesday : “NEXT BEAT BAND”All-Round MusicWednesday : “KINGSTON BAND” ReggaeThursday : “THE RIPPER”Party Rock MusicFriday : “PORTE BAND”Alternative RockSaturday : “UNB’ROCKEN”Performs Blues & RockSunday : “CAPSOUL” Rock & More
MANIK ORGANICJl. danau Tamblingan 85 SanurOpen mike :Acoustic Soul Jam :every TuesdayMusic Jam Session Of The Global Tribe : every FridayAcoustic Rhytmix Duo :every SaturdayBelly Dance Performance : every Monday Night start at 7 pm
WHITE SAND SPORTSJl. Pantai Sindhu 15 SanurMonday Nights : BBQSunday Buffet : Lunch : 12-3 pm dinner : 6.30-9 pmSunday Afternoon QuizRetro Cinema Movies :every Tuesday 7.30 pmBINGO : every Wednesday 4 pmLive Music :every Wednesday NightsDarts Night : Thursday 6.30 pm
THE DUCKS NUTz BAR & GRILLJl. danau Tamblingan 72 SanurLive MusicSunday Arvo’s : 2 pm - 7 pm
Tuesday to Friday Nights :7 pm - 10.30 pm
THE WICKED PARROTJl. danau Tamblingan 47 Sanur“The Bali Leprechauns Irish Band” plays Irish music :every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
BALI BEACH GOLf COURSESanur amateur Open 2014 Bali Beach Golf Course in accordance with Sanur Village Festival 2014 proudly present the Sanur Amateur Open 10th going to be held on 23-24 August 2014. Come and Register to experience the extraordinary Tournament with City Golfing Adventure sense.With IDR 1.200.000 nett as the registration fee, you will enjoy benefits outside the golf itself, including official golf shirt, welcome drink and gala dinner. Great Prizes to be won, such as the “Hole In One” Grand Prizes : New Toyota Yaris Car and Return tickets Garuda Airlines Denpasar –Sydney . There will be many lucky draw prizes to be won as well.Find out more Tournament information [email protected] or 62 361 287733
CAfE BATU JIMBARJl. danau Tamblingan 75 A SanurLive Jazz Nigh :every Thursday start from 7 pmLatin & Salsa Night :every Tuesday & Saturday start from 7 pmSunday Market :every Sunday start from 10 am
ALISE’S RESTAURANTJl. danau Tamblingan 64X SanurThe Scene of Keroncong Orchestra : every Sunday During Dinner TimeThe Scene of Duo Batak : every Friday & Quartet held in every Tuesday during dinner timeThe Masked “Topeng” Dancer take the pesona represented by the Mask through stylised gestures & movement where the dancers have to imitate the character represented by the mask. Also held in every special event.
Send your Event Schedule at [email protected] | Code : Event Scedule
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Jl. Danau Tamblingan 176 Sanur, Bali - Indonesia
Phone : 62-361-286330www.cosmobali.com
Cosmo Salon and Spa
Hair CutHair Color
Hair Mask, Hair SpaHair Extension
HighlightKeratin Smoothing
(Straightening)Bridal Make-up
Manicure, Pedicure
Body Work :Cosmo Signature
Cosmo FusionThai or Shiatsu
Deep TissueBamboo Massage
Ear CandleFacial with Clinique
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Photography by Slamet Melda & Dwitrayana
T-MC Future Festival at Mertasari Beach Sanur
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Laurent JuillardFrance / Café Moka SanurThe most popular products at this café are pastries and bakery products. Especially the butter croissant. And the most fun way to eat a croissant is to dip it in a cup of black coffee. Mmm… . Don’t miss those tasty quiches and the fresh squeezed orange juice. As well as the mixed salads and sandwiches made of fresh baked breads. They are well-appreciated by the guests for their lunch menus. Large choices of
sweet pastries in the showcase. Perfect for any time and occasion.
Cristal DiversJl. Danau TamblinganCrystal Divers Bali are simply the best. Being a 5 Star IDC Centre ensures that you get the very best, whether thats fun diving or undertaking one of the many recreational or professional dive courses. Crystal Divers has some of the best instructors in Bali, with a mutli-award winning Platinum Course Director who ensures that safety and standards are adhered to, as well as ensuring that guests are well looked after.
Crystal Divers has its own hotel and restaurant/bar which is popular with divers and non-divers alike. The hotel is comfortable and well appointed with a very nice pool right outside your room and the food that is served, from breakfast through to dinner and snacks is delicious. What Crystal Divers and their team of excellent staff really do well is creating a ‘family’ environment that makes people want to return time after time, a true indicator of their success. There is always something going on at Crystal that keeps you entertained and dont be surprised to find yourself hunting at short notice for a fancy dress costume. I cannot wait to go back again really soon as this is one of the best places in Sanur, regardless of whether you are a diver or not. But don’t be surprised if you go there as a non-diver and leave as a certified PADI Diver.
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SANURJambu inn, Jl. HangtuahJBA Bali, Jl. HangtuahBali Beach Golf, Jl. HangtuahSector Bar, Jl. HangtuahMaruti express, Jl. HangtuahHotel Alit’s Beach, Jl. HangtuahWarung JJ, Jl. HangtuahAgung Sue Home Stay, Jl. HangtuahScoot Fast Cruise, Jl. HangtuahHotel Ananda, Jl. HangtuahMade Two, Jl. HangtuahSPPH, Jl. HangtuahGriya Santrian, Jl. danau TamblinganBread Basket, Jl. danau TamblinganArt Cafe, Jl. danau TamblinganHardys, Jl. danau TamblinganHotel Besakih, Jl. d TamblinganAjanta Villas Jl. danau TamblinganTandjung Sari Hotel, Jl. d Tamblinganellora Villas, Jl. danau TamblinganRocket Bar, Jl. d TamblinganPizza Club, Jl. d TamblinganLittle Boo, Jl. d TamblinganPanache Spa, Jl. d TamblinganCosmo Spa, Jl. d TamblinganCristal divers, Jl. d TamblinganJamu Traditional Spa, Jl.Raya SilitigaPuri Mango Hotel, Jl. danau TobaWarung Moro Seneng, Jl. d Posoelse Where Restaurant, Jl. d PosoPegadaian, Jl. Poso & Jl. HangtuahTourist informationKayu Api, Jl. Bypass Ngurah RaiBalimoon (9 Vodka), Bypass Ngurah RaiCafe Moka, Bypass Ngurah Raidunkin donuts, Bypass Ngurah RaiRM Kedaton, Bypass Ngurah RaiJCo, Bypass Ngurah Rai Arena, Jl. Bypass Ngurah RaiJoe’s Gone diving, Jl. Bypass Ngurah RaiHotel Sanur Agung, Bypass Ngurah RaiLeha-Leha Spa, Jl. SudamalaTaksu Hotel, Jl. SudamalaSanur Bay, Jl. duyungCoco Bistro, Jl. duyungWarung KKN, Jl. danau BuyanKite & Surf, Jl. CemaraYnR Mart, Jl. CemaraSanur Water Walk, Jl. P KesumasariBali Aqua dive, Jl. SekarwaruPeek a boo, Bypass Ngurah RaiBali Art Media, Jl. danau Buyan
DENPASAR Rin Beauty, RenoniALF, Jl. SesetanNissan, Jl. Gatot SubrotoV-Kool OutletBiz Net, Jl. Tengku Umarinul Vizta, Jl. Teuku UmarPOP Haris, Jl. Teuku UmarFave Hotel, Jl. Teuku UmarAston denpasar, Jl. Gatot SubrotoNiki Hotel, Jl. Gatot Subrotodunkin donuts, Jl. Teuku UmarThe Ocean Surfing Shop, Jl. Teuku UmarLeko, Jl. Raya Puputan Renon
Green Car Golf Buggy, Jl. G Soputan erlangga 2, Jl. Nusa KambanganBendega, Jl. Raya Puputan RenonWarung Mina RenonBali Tourism Board Building,Jl. Raya Puputan
UBUD & GIANYARTourist informationBebek BengilBebek Tepi SawahPT. Bali Satu Hati event & PromotionsGo indo Bali Tours & TravellNissanBali Bird ParkBali Safari & Marine ParkBali ZooWarung Mina Ubud
KUTAAutobridal 58, Sunset RoadFast & details Gallery (Meguiar’s Bali), Jl. Mertanadi Sunset Residence Condotel, Jl. dewi SriWarung italia, Jl. KuntiRolling Fork, Jl. KuntiWarung Ocha, Jl. Raya Basangkasa
CANGGUCanggu Plaza, Jl. Pantai BerawaButter Cake & Coffee Shop,Jl. Pantai BerawaWarung Canggu, Jl. Pantai Berawaindotopia Pho, Jl. Pantai Berawadeli Campur Asia, Jl. Pantai BerawaThe Warung On, Jl. Pantai BerawaHungry Bird, Jl. Pantai Berawa
BENOA & SERANGANQuick SilverBali Cat SundownerWarung Akame
TANJUNG BENOA & NUSA DUABali Sea WalkerTanjung Benoa WatersportUlam RestaurantKanaka Watersport
JIMBARANGWKFurama Café JimbaranWarung Mina Jimbaran
AIRPORTinternational & domestic ArrivalTour & Travell AgentTransport Agent
BANDUNGOZ Radio Bandung
SYDNEYThat Bali Shop, 1444 Pittwater Rd - North Narrabeen, NSW 2101, Australia
distribution
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emeRGeNCY NUmBeRS: Police : 110Fire dept. : 113Ambulance : 118Search & rescue : 111,115 or 151
OPeRated aSSISted CallSWithin indonesia : 100international : 101
dIReCtORY INFORmatIONBali : 147indonesia : 106
BalI HOSPItal, ClINIC & medICal INFORmatION CeNtRal OF BalIInternational SOS medica ClinicJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai no. 505X Kuta - Bali +62-361-710505aRH ClinicJl. diponegoro 55 denpasar +62-361- 224422BImC HospitalJl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 100X, Kuta Bali +62-361-761263dharma Usadha HospitalJl. Jend. Sudirman 50, denpasar, Bali +62-361- 227560Graha Usadha HospitalJl. HOS Cokroaminoto 28 denpasar, Bali +62-361- 413988kasih IbuJl. Teuku Umar 120 denpasar, Bali +62-361- 223036kuta ClinicJl. Raya Kuta denpasar Bali +62-361-753268manuaba HospitalJl. HOS Cokroaminoto 28 denpasar Bali +62-361-426393Harapan Bunda HospitalJl. Tukad Unda No. 1 Renon, denpasar, Bali +62-361-265532Nusa dua medical ClinicJl. Pratama No. 81 Tanjung Benoa, Nusa dua, Bali+62-361-771324Prodia ClinicJl. diponegoro 192 denpasar, Bali +62-361-227194Puri Raharja HospitalJl. WR Supratman 14-19 denpasar, Bali +62-361-222013SaNGlaH PUBlIC HOSPItalJl. diponegoro denpasar, Bali +62-361-227911Surya Husadha HospitalJl. Pulau Serangan 1-3 denpasar, Bali +62-361-233787Sanur HospitalJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur Bali +62-361-289076Wangaya Public HospitalJl. RA Kartini 133 denpasar Bali +62-361-222141kapal Public HospialJl. Raya Kapal Badung +62-361-427218
Emergency & Rescue NumbersdialCall
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Prima medika HospitalJl. Pulau Serangan, denpasar Bali +62-361-236225
NORtH PaRt OF BalIProdia ClinicJl. RA Kartini 12, Singaraja Bali +62-362-24516Singaraja Public HospitalJl. Ngurah Rai 30, Singaraja Bali +62-362-22573
WeSt PaRt OF BalIdharma kerti ClinicJl. Manik 14, Tabanan Bali +62-361-811424tabanan Public HospitalJl. Merpati 11, Tabanan, Bali +62-361-811754Negara Public HospitalJl. Gelar, Negara, Bali +62-365-41006kerta Yasa ClinicJl. Ngurah Rai 143, Negara, Bali +62-365-41248
eaSt PaRt OF BalIGianyar HospitalJl. Ciung Wanara 2, Gianyar +62-361-943049Bangli HospitalJl. Kusumayudha 27, Bangli +62-366-91521klungkung HospitalJl. Flamboyan 40-42, Klungkung Bali +62-366-21172amlapura Public HospitalJl. Ngurah Rai, Karangasem +62-363-21011Ubud ClinicJl. Raya Ubud No. 36 +62-361-974911
CONSUlateSaustralia 241-118Jl. Tantular No. 32 RenonBritish Consulate 270-601Jl. Tirta Nadi No. 20 SanurFrance 285-485Jl. Mertasari Gg ii No. 8, SanurGermany 288-535Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17 SanurItaly 701-005Jl. Bypass – Lotus enterprises BldgJapan 227-628Jl. Raya Puputan No. 170, Renonmexico 223-266Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No. 1A, RenonNetherlands 761-506Jl. Raya Kuta No. 127, KutaSwitzerland & austria 751-735Komplek istana Kuta Galeri. Blok Valet2 #2Sweden & Finland 288-407Jl. Segara Ayu, SanurUSa 233-605Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 188 denpasar
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The following list has been compiled to help you make the most memorable of your stay in Bali.
DONT'S :1. don't enter a temple during menstruation
2. don't wear improper clothing while visiting a temple
3. don't walk in front of people who are praying.
4. On beach, do not attempt to swim outside the designated areas. Please notice the red and yellow flags.
5. don't buy illegal stuffs such as :drugs, items made from corals or shells and items made from endangered animal.
6. don't hire vehicles without full insurance.
7. Don't use your camera's flash light while taking pictures in front of the priest or people praying in the temple.
8. don't stand or sit in higher position than the offerings or the priest while visiting temple.
DO'S :1. Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting
temples.
2. Respect the local and be very patient if your car trapped behind a slow pace of local procession.
3. Avoid stepping on the offerings in the streets, simply just walk around them.
4. Leave important documents and papers safety in your hotel room and always keep eyes on your belongings.
5. drink only bottled water, distilled or mineral water. You may purchase bottled mineral water available in local stores around you.
6. Confirm your flight at least 48 hours prior to your next flight.
7. Make your financial transactions only in banks or authorized money changer. Always remember to ask for a receipt after a transactions.
8. Do be careful with local pets or animals you find in local tourism spot. The dog might steal your bags.
Do & Don’t
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Jl. Hang Tuah III No. 3 Sanur - BaliPh. : +62 361 283 286, Fax. : +62 361 283 017
Email : [email protected],[email protected]
Website : www.mentarisanur.com
