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In Conjunction With
The Art Of Head and Neck Cancer Management
23—25 March 2017 Bali International Convention Centre, Indonesia
For more details, please visit : www.ashnocongress2017.com
5th ORL Head And Neck Conference &
2nd Congress Of Indonesian Head And Neck Oncologist Society
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
Dear Delegates, Colleagues, and Friends
Bali, known also as “the Island of Gods”, is one of more than 17.000 islands in the Indonesian archi-
pelago. A tropical paradise that feels like a fantasy, where you can soak up underneath the sun on
a fine stretch of the white sand, or commune with the tropical creatures. A blend of spectacular
mountain sceneries and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people. For these reasons, we
would like to invite you all to explore the magical and mystical Bali where we host the 5th Congress
of Asian Society of Head Neck Oncology in conjunction with 5th Otorhinolaryngology Head and
Neck Oncology and with 2nd Indonesian Oncologist Head and Neck Society .
Bali’s cultural and natural diversity has inspired the Organizing Committee to choose the theme of
this conference as “The Arts of Head and Neck Cancer Management “. The management of Head
and Neck Cancer are multidiscipline, multimodality, yet personalized. Therefore, special tasks and
knowledge are needed to treat the patients, such as skill from physic, psychology, empathy mak-
ing our effort a special art form in its own respect.
The goal of the Conference is to bring together international groups of experts of Head and Neck
Surgeons from ENT and surgical Oncology, radiologist, histopathologist, radiation Oncologist,
medical Oncologist, nutritionist, rehabilitation and others to deepen our understanding of the
disease in order to ease the patient’s burden and at the same time improve the outcome for pa-
tients with Head and Neck Cancers.
We have accumulated interesting scientific programs that will cover a wide range of sub-themes and selected topics related to Head and
neck cancer. The Conference will be a catalyst for further interaction and collaboration among the participants. Organizing Committee will
select the best 3 from U-40 research and case report, also for poster research and case report.
We hope that you will enjoy the conference and have a memorable time
To our foreign participants, I would like to wish you “ Selamat Datang” or a warm welcome, to Indonesia and particularly to the island of
Bali, the world’s favorites destination for business, leisure and fun.
Marlinda Adham, MD., PhD
Chairman, Organizing Committee
5th Congress of Asian Society Head and Neck Oncology
5th Congress of ORL-Head and Neck Oncology
2nd Congress of Indonesian Oncologist Head and Neck Society
Welcome Message
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
On behalf of the International Federation of Head and Neck Oncologic Societies it is
my distinct pleasure to invite you to the “5th Congress of Asian Society of Head and
Neck Oncology (ASHNO) in conjuction with 5th Congress of ORL-Head and Neck On-
cology, and 2nd Congress of Indonesian Head and Neck Oncologist Society” at Bali
International Convention Center Indonesia from March 23-25, 2017
Distinguished International speakers will share groundbreaking research findings and
present original scientific works on the state of the art and new developments, cover-
ing a broad range of topics in Head and Neck Oncology. The format of the meeting will
encourage interaction between all health care professionals and trainees from our
specialty as well as from allied fields interested in Head and Neck Cancer, diagnosis,
treatment, outcomes and frontiers in research. This feast of scientific and educational
sessions planned during the congress will give you an excellent opportunity, to learn
and Exchange ideas and information in the frontiers of Head and Neck Oncology.
In addition our hosts have planned a wonderful social program showcasing the warm Indonesian hospitality with mouth watering cuisine,
art and culture. Bali, the most precious of the 17000 islands in the Indonesian archipelago,is truly a Paradise on earth, offering an exciting
and wonderful destination for rest and relaxation for you and your family. The Balinese art and history as well as the beauty of the beaches
on this island are second to none. We hope that you will consider not only attending the congress but bringing your family to enjoy the
amazing touristic pleasures and hospitality that Bali offers.
The International Federation of Head and Neck Oncologic Societies (IFHNOS), takes great pride in this congress of ASHNO and Indonesian
Societies, organized by our Asian colleagues for the whole world to attend, enjoy and renew our friendships. I look forward to seeing you in
Bali.
Professor Jatin Shah, MD, PhD(Hon), DSc(Hon), FACS, FRCS(Hon), FDSRCS(Hon), FRCSDS(Hon), FRACS(Hon)
Professor of Surgery, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cáncer Center, New York.
CEO, IFHNOS
Welcome Message from IFHNOS
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
Welcome to Asian Society of Head & Neck Oncology (ASHNO).
ASHNO is a multi-disciplinary society for head & neck oncology, which was initiated in 2008
by the strong leadership of Prof. Hao, the founding president & general secretary.
By the recent advances in medical sciences and technologies, now, multi-
disciplinary approaches are required to enable the personalized therapy for the individual
patients with head and neck cancers. As well known, head and neck cancers in Asian coun-
tries show different biological behaviors and characters from western countries in various
aspects. Thus, it is really an important idea that all the countries in the Asian region get gath-
er and share our experiences and knowledge, in order to boost up our clinical practice to the
next level, to promote clinical and basic researches and to raise the next generations.
Scientific meeting has been held every 2 year. First congress was held in Taipei
(Taiwan 2009), 2nd in Goa (India 2011), 3rd in Cebu (Philippines 2013) and 4th in Kobe (Japan
2015). 5th congress will be held in Bali March 23 to 25, 2017 by the host of Prof. Marlinda
Adham. I am looking forward to see many of you again in the beautiful island!
Ken-ichi Nibu, MD, PhD
President, Asian Society of Head and Neck Oncology
Professor and Chairman
Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine
Welcome Message from President of ASHNO
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
ASHNO COMMITTEE MEMBERS
President Prof. Ken-ichi Nibu
Founding President Prof. Sheng-Po Hao
Second President Prof. Anil D’Cruz
Third President
Prof. Alfredo Pontejos Jr
President Elect Marlinda Adham, MD., Ph.D
Secretary General Prof. Sheng-Po Hao
Financial Committee Chair
Prof. Chih-Yen Chien
Scientific Committee Chair Prof. Dan M. Fliss
International affair Committee Chair
Uttam K. Sinha, MD
Prof. Abdullah T Al-Otieschan Prof. Anil D’Cruz
Prof. Baharudin Abdullah Balwant Singh Gendeh, MD., PhD
Prof. Bambang Hermani Prof. Belayat Hossain Siddiquee
Choakchai Metheetrirut, MD Prof. Christopher Goh
Chung Hwan Baek, MD., PhD Prof. Eun Chang Choi
Jeannette MS Matsuo, MD Prof. Khee Chee Soo
Prof. Kwang Hyun Kim Liang Zhou, MD., Ph.D
Marlinda Adham, MD., Ph.D Mohd Razif Mohmmad Yunus, MD., Ph.D
Mu-Kuan Chen, MD., Ph.D Pankaj Chaturvedi, MD., Ph.D
Phakdee Sannikorn, MD Prof. Primuharsa Putra Bin Sabir Husin
Ryuichi Hayashi, MD Satoshi Fukuda, MD., Ph.D
Prof. Seiji Kishimoto Shenoy Ashok, MD., Ph.D
William I Wei, MD Ziv Gil, MD
Observer Randal P Morton, MD
Board Members
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
HONORARY CHAIR Soekirman Soekin, MD (President of Indonesian Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Society)
Dimyati Achmad, MD., Ph.D (President of The Indonesian Society of Surgical Oncology) Sonar Soni Panigoro, MD., Ph.D (President of Indonesian Head and Neck Oncologist Society)
Prof. Aru W Sudoyo (President Indonesian Oncology Society) Prof. Soehartati Gondhowiardjo (President of Indonesian Oncology Radiation Society)
Prof. I Bing Tan (Maastricht University Medical Center, Netherlands)
HONORARY PRESIDENT Prof. Bambang Hermani (Chairman of Indonesian ORL Head and Neck Collegium)
CHAIRMAN Marlinda Adham, MD., Ph.D VICE CHAIRMAN Sonar Soni Panigoro, MD., Ph.D I Gde Ardika Nuaba, MD SECRETARY Yussy Afriani Dewi, MD., Ph.D Diani kartini, MD TREASURER Ika Dewi Mayangsari, MD SCIENTIFIC Coordinator : Samuel Haryono, MD., Ph.D Achmad Chusnu Romdhoni, MD., Ph.D Achmad Kurnia, MD Denni Djoko Purwanto, MD Dindy Samiadi, MD., F.AAOHNS Djumhana Atmakusuma, MD., Ph.D Erwin Daniel, MD Farhat, MD., Ph.D Kiki Rizki, MD Lisnawati, MD Noorwati Sutandyo, MD., PhD Ramadhan Karsono, MD Samuel Haryono, MD., Ph.D Sri Mutya, MD., Ph.D Sukri Rahman, MD Wayan Sudarsa, MD Prof. Widodo Ario Kentjono Zainal Adhim, MD., Ph.D Eka Putra Setiawan, MD Zanil Musa, MD Diani kartini, MD
FLOOR MANAGER Coordinator : Ibnu Haris Fadillah, MD Nina Irawati, MD Mirta Hediyati, MD, PhD Ketut Suanda, MD Budi Setiawan, MD REGISTRATION Coordinator : Fauziah Fardizza, MD., Ph.D Ariel Anugrahani, MD Yulvina Djamil, MD Ichsan Juliansyah, MD FUNDING Coordinator : Drajat Ryanto Suardi, MD Prof. Abdul Kadir Armiyanto, MD Averdi Roezin, MD Cosphiadi Irawan, MD., Ph.D Prof. Masrin Munir HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Coordinator : MTS Agus Rudi Astuta, MD Budi Setiawan, MD Widiana, MD
PHYSICAL ARRANGEMENTS AND TRADE EXHIBITIONS Coordinator : MTS I Dewa Gde Artha, MD IGN Gunawan Wibisana, MD EQUIPMENT AND AUDIOVISUAL Agung Dinasti Permana, MD Chippy Ahwil, MD Wayan Sucipta, MD Wiranada, MD SECURITY SECTION Diah Yamini, MD DOCUMENTATION AND PUBLICATION Ionian Gentilis, MD IGN Gunawan, MD Tut Wuri Handayani, MD SOCIAL PROGRAM Coordinator: MTS Giselle, MD Nadia, MD Putu Andatusta, MD Rizalina Asnir, MD Made Ratnawati, MD Sari Wulan, MD Nani Iriani Djufri, MD., Ph.D Sagung Rai Indrasari, MD., PhD Wawan Turtiyasa, MD Manik Yuniati Wetan, MD TRANSPORTATION Andi Dwi Saputra, MD
Abdul Kadir (Indonesia)
Ahmad C Romdoni (Indonesia)
Akihiro Shiotani (Japan)
Alfredo Pontejos (Philippine)
Alok Thakar (India)
Andika (Indonesia)
Anil D'Cruz (India)
Ashok M. Shenoy (India)
Ashok Shaha (United State)
Avatar Singh (Malaysia)
Bachtiar (Indonesia)
Baharudin Abdullah (Malaysia)
Bambang Hermani (Indonesia)
Belayat Hossain Siddique (Bangladesh)
Birgitta M Dewayani (Indonesia)
Chen Chi Wang (Taiwan)
Chih-Yen Chien (Taiwan)
Choackchai Metheetrairut (Thailand)
Chospiadi Irawan (Indonesia)
Christopher Goh (Singapore)
Chul Ho Kim (Taiwan)
Chung Hwan Baek (South Korea)
Chwee Ming Lim (Singapore)
Dan M Fliss (Israel)
Denny Joko (Indonesia)
Desak (Indonesia)
Diani Kartini (Indonesia)
Dimyati Ahmad (Indonesia)
Dindy Samiadi (Indonesia)
Drajat Ryanto Suardi (Indonesia)
Dwi Antono (Indonesia)
Dwi Hari Susilo (Indonesia)
Eka Yudha (Indonesia)
Elvie Zulka (Indonesia)
Erik Schuurman (Netherland)
Erwin Daniel (Indonesia)
Eugene Myers (United State)
Farhat (Indonesia)
Fauziah Fardizza (Indonesia)
Fiastuti (Indonesia)
Fiza (Malaysia)
Frederik Kuhuwael (Indonesia)
Fu Ming Fang (Japan)
Harim Priyono (Indonesia)
Harold Heah Wei (Singapore)
Hashikawa (Japan)
Hiro Takashinomia (Japan)
I B Tjakra Wibawa (Indonesia)
I Bing Tan (Netherlands)
I Gde Ardika Nuaba (Indonesia)
I Wayan Sudarsa (Indonesia)
Ichiro Tateya (Japan)
Ika Dewi Mayangsari (Indonesia)
Imam Prabowo (Indonesia)
Indrati (Indonesia)
Jatin Shah (United State)
Javier Gavillan (Spain)
Jeannette Marie S Matsuo (Philippine)
Jenn Ren Hsiao (Taiwan)
Jeong Pyo Bong (Korea)
Johan Fagen (Indonesia)
Jyoti (India)
Kang Dae Lee (South Korea)
Kee Hwan Kwon (Korea)
Ken-ichi Nibu (Japan)
Khee Chee Soo (Singapore)
Kiki Rizki (Indonesia)
Ku Hao-Fang (Taiwan)
Kwang Hyun Kim (South Korea)
Kyung Tae (South Korea)
Liang Zou (Taiwan)
Maman Abdurahman (Indonesia)
Mangalpady Poornima Shenoy (India)
Marina Mat Baki (Malaysia)
Marlinda Adham (Indonesia)
Massany Mansor (Malaysia)
Min Han Kong (Malaysia)
Min Shik Kim (Korea)
Mohd. Razif M Yunus (Malaysia)
Muchlis Ramli (Indonesia)
Muhtarum Yusuf (Indonesia)
Nguyen Quang Trung (Vietnam)
Nina Irawati (Indonesia)
Noorwati (Indonesia)
Pandji Irani (Indonesia)
Pankaj Chaturvedi (India)
Parintosa (Indonesia)
Peng Yuan Chu (Taiwan)
Phakdee Sannikorn (Thailand)
Phil Sang Chung (Korea)
Prathamesh Pai (India)
Prepageran Narayanan (Indonesia)
Raymond Tsang (Hong Kong)
Ria Trimartani (Indonesia)
Robert L Ferris (United State)
Ryuichi Hayashi (Japan)
Sagung Rai Indrasari (Indonesia)
Samuel Haryono (Indonesia)
Sarbani Ghosh Laskar (India)
Se-Heon Kim (United State)
Seiji Kishimoto (Japan)
Sheng-Po Hao (Taiwan)
Soehartati Argadikoesoema (Indonesia)
Soekirman Soekin (Indonesia)
Sofia Mubarika (Indonesia)
Sonar Soni Panigoro (Indonesia)
Sri Susilowati (Indonesia)
Sugimoto (Japan)
Sukri Rahman (Indonesia)
Sunarto Reksoprawiro (Indonesia)
Susyana Tamim (Indonesia)
Suyatno (Indonesia)
Syahrial Hutahuruk (Indonesia)
Takahiro Asakage (Japan)
Tomokazu Yoshizaki (Japan)
Umamaherwar Duvvury (United State)
Uttam K Sinha (United State)
Widodo Ario Kentjono (Indonesia)
Willy Yusmawan (Indonesia)
Yi Shing Leu (Taiwan)
Yoon Woo Koh (Korea)
Young Mo Kim (Korea)
Yussy Afriani Dewi (Indonesia)
Zanil Musa (Indonesia)
Ziv Gil (Israel)
Speakers and Chairs
5th CONGRESS OF ASIAN SOCIETY OF
HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY
(ASHNO)
Time/Room Mangupura (Main Ballroom) Hibiscus-Frangipani Bougenville Poster Hall Exhibition Hall
07.00 - 08.30 Registration Mounting
08.30 - 09.15 Keynote Lecture 1
A Century of Progress in Head and Neck Cancer
Poster Display
Exhibit Hall
09.15 - 10.15 Plenary Session 1
Thyroid
Exhibition
10.15—10.30 Coffee Break
10.30 - 11.30 Plenary Session 2
Translational Research From Bench to Bedside and Beyond
11.30 - 12.30 Symposium 1
The Art of NPC Managements in Asian Countries
Under 40 Symposium 1 Symposium 2
Laryngeal Cancer
12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Symposium
13.30 - 14.30 Symposium 3
Diagnosis and Management of Sarcoma in Head and Neck
Satellite Symposium 1 Holistic Management of Temporal Bone
Malignancy
Satellite Symposium 2 Neck Dissection in Head and Neck Cancer
14.30 - 15.30 Symposium 4
Oropharyngeal Cancer Video Session 1
"Tips and Tricks" Symposium 5
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break
16.00 - 17.00 Panel Discussion 1
Evidence Management of Recurrent NPC
17.00 - 17.45 Opening Ceremony
17.45 - 20.00 Presidential Dinner (Westin Beach)
Board Member & Invited Speakers
Time/Room Mangupura (Main Ballroom) Hibiscus-Frangipani Bougenville Orchid Poster Hall Exhibition Hall
07.30 - 08.30 Under 40 Symposium 2 Under 40 Symposium 3 Accepted Paper 1 Accepted Paper 2
08.30 - 09.15 Keynote Lecture 2
Oral Cancer "The Way Forward" Mounting
Exhibition
09.15 - 10.15 Symposium 6
Challenging Treatment in Advanced Sinonasal Tumor
Symposium 7 Oropharyngeal Cancer
Symposium 8 Organ Preservation Surgery for
Hypopharyngeal Cancer Under 40 Symposium 4
Poster Display
10.15- 10.30 Coffee Break
10.30 - 11.30 Symposium 9
Skull Base Tumor: Treatment Strate-gies
Symposium 10 Parapharyngeal Tumor
Symposium 11 Basic Research
Under 40 Symposium 5
11.30 - 12.30 Symposium 12
Controversies in the Management of Salivary Gland Cancer
Satellite Symposium 3 Minimal Invasive Surgery in Head and
Neck
Instructional Course 1 Rehabilitation and Swallowing
Under 40 Symposium 6
12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Symposium ASHNO Board Meeting
13.30 - 14.30 Symposium 13
Reconstruction in Head and Neck
Symposium 14 Management of Locally Advanced in
Head and Neck cancer
Instructional Course 2 Voice Analysis
Under 40 Symposium 7
14.30 - 15.30 Symposium 15
Thyroid Symposium 16
Extraordinary Tumors Under 40 Symposium 8 Accepted Paper 3
15.30 - 15.45 Coffee Break
15.45 - 16.45 Symposium 17
Palliative Approach in Head and Neck Cancer
Under 40 Symposium 9 Under 40 Symposium 10 Accepted Paper 4
19.00 - 21.00 Welcome Dinner (Taman Begawan)
Time/Room Mangupura (Main Ballroom) Hibiscus-Frangipani Bougenville Poster Hall Exhibition Hall
07.30 - 08.30 Accepted Paper 5 Accepted Paper 6 Accepted Paper 7
08.30 - 09.30 President Lecture Mounting
Exhibition
09.30 - 10.00 Coffee Break
10.00 - 11.00 Symposium 18
Management of Bizzare Head and Neck Cancer Satellite Symposium 4
Tongue Cancer Symposium 19
Early Detection & Awareness
Poster Display
11.00 - 12.00 Symposium 20
Education Satellite Symposium 5
Parathyroid
Satellite Symposium 6 Personalized Medicine in Radiotherapy for Head and
Neck Cancer
12.00 - 13.00 Symposium 21 (Mundifarma)
Oral Cancer
Satellite Symposium 7 Lecture on Survival, QOL, and
Technology
Satellite Symposium 8 Experiences in The Management of Head and Neck
Cancer in Asian Developing Countries
13.00 - 14.00 Lunch Symposium
14.00 - 15.00 Symposium 22
Personalized Chemotherapy Video Session 2
"How I Do It" - Partial Laryngectomy Instructional Course 3
Facial Nerve Injury: Preservation and Reconstruction
15.00 - 16.00 Panel Discussion 2
Lobectomy vs Total Tyroidectomy Dismounting
16.00 - 16.30 Closing Remarks
17.00 - 21.00 Sunset Cocktail (Rock Bar Ayana)
Board Member
Wednesday, March 22nd 2017
Day 2
Friday, March 24th 2017
Day 3
Saturday, March 25th 2017
Day 1
Thursday March 23rd 2017
Scientific Program Bali International Convention Centre
Time/Place Bali International Convention Centre (BICC)
16.00 - 20.00 Registration
For more details, please visit : www.ashnocongress2017.com
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Online Abstract Submission Open September 1st 2016
Online Abstract Submission Close
January, 20th 2017 Notification of abstract acceptance
January, 31st 2017
REGISTRATION
*) All fees are in Rupiah and United States Dollar
*) The fees will automatically change to that of late registration at 00:00 of
November 30th, 2016 and March 21st, 2017, Indonesia standard time
*) Registration fees (specialist/consultant/trainee/resident, and other related
professional) cover a program and abstract booklet, session participation,
welcome reception (March 23rd, 2017), coffee breaks, lunch, a name badge,
and a congress bag.
*) The accompanying person category includes welcoming reception (March
23rd, 2017), welcoming dinner (March 24th, 2017), and one time ladies
program.
Cancelation Policy
No refund for any payments
Early Registration
(Until November 30rd)
Mid Registration
(Until March 21st) On Site
Local
Specialist Rp 3.500.000,00 Rp 4.000.000,00 Rp 4.500.000,00
Resident Rp 2.000.000,00 Rp 2.500.000,00 Rp 3.000.000,00
Foreign
Consultant US$ 450.00 US$ 550.00 US$ 650.00
Trainee/Resident US$ 200.00 US$ 250.00 US$ 300.00
Accompanying Person
US$ 150.00 Include: One time ladies program and welcoming dinner
Rp 1.000.000
Ladies Program
HOTEL LIST
Bank Transfer:
Bank Account Type RUPIAH Account
Bank Account Asian Society of Head of Head and Neck Oncology
Bank Account No 132-00-3000012-0
Bank Name and address Bank Mandiri, RSHS branch
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & SPA Deluxe room IDR 1.600.000 net/room/night
Premiere room IDR 1.800.000 net/room/night
Inaya Putri Bali Deluxe room IDR 1.600.000 net/room/night
Melia Bali Melia Guests room IDR 1.400.000 net/room/night
Ayodya Resort Bali Deluxe room IDR 1.450.000 net/room/night
Courtyard Marriot Deluxe Garden/Pool View
IDR 1.450.000 net/room/night
Mercure Bali Nusa Dua Superior room IDR 800.000 net/room/night
Deluxe room IDR 900.000 net/room/night
The Grand Bali Nusa Dua Deluxe room IDR 900.000 net/room/night
Grand Whiz Nusa Dua Deluxe room IDR 1.000.000 net/room/night
Hotel Santika Siligita Nusa Dua Superior room IDR 650.000 net/room/night
Amaris Hotel Smart room IDR 400.000 net/room/night
Westin Hotel Deluxe Garden
IDR 2.000.000 net/room/night
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This tour takes you to see the historical
and cultural highlights Bali has to offer,
through fascinating temples and pala-
tial complexes. This day out shows you
some of Bali's most fascinating sites:
the Kerta Gosa royal court house dating
back to the 18th century; Besakih
Temple, Bali's largest temple complex;
and Gunung Kawi, an 11th century
temple featuring 10 stone shrines
carved into the cliff face. This full-day tour is an eye-opener for first-time visitors to the
island and a delightful experience for those with an appreciation for Balinese architec-
ture and art. All three structures are fine examples of Hindu influences on Balinese's
religious beliefs and traditional architectures.
An ocean sunset, cliff-top fire
dance and stunning views of Bali’s
legendary surf breaks are the
three pluses of this tour. The
actual highlight, though, is the
Uluwatu Temple, one of the
most spectacular Hindu temples
along the Bali coastline. Built by a
high Hindu priest from East Java
named Dang Hyang Dwijendra in
the 11th century,this beautiful temple is located atop a limestone cliff towering 90
meters above the Indian Ocean. Here, enjoy a performance of The Ramayana epic-
based Kecak Dance with the majestic temple and sunset as its background, then con-
tinue on to a small fishing village at Jimbaran, where a seafood dinner will be served
right on the beach, concluding the memorable evening.
This package offers an unforgettable tour
and education experience among the more
than 100
species of animals housed at the recrea-
tional park and active wildlife conservation
center, Bali Safari Marine Park. Book this
package and get one time Safari Journey
Trip, Fresh Water Aquarium, Animal Show
and Elephant Show.
Discover the depths of yoga and meditation
in Island of God – Bali. It’s our selection of
high quality Yoga
This Tanah Lot tour completes your Bali
experience. Tanah Lot, this island's
most iconic temple and landmark
located on Bali's south-western coast,
is where you can enjoy the most exotic
sunsets behind the silhouette of the
temple. Before reaching Tanah Lot, just
in time to catch the mesmerizing views,
this Tanah Lot to takes you on a half-
day journey that starts after noon to
see two other temples that are silent witnesses of Bali's glorious past and are still function-
al and revered by the Balinese to this day, namely: Taman Ayun, a stronghold of a 17th
century dynasty, and Alas Kedaton, Set within a nutmeg forest home to hordes of grey
long – tailed macaques.
Discover a delightful blend of tradition, art, nature and spirituality that defines the true
essence of a Bali experience through this tour. Visit the Batubulan art village and de-
light in the Barong and Keris
Dance, a spectacular performance
depicting the fight between good
and evil, and a classic example of
the Balinese way of acting out
mythology. Next are stopovers to
the gold and silversmith communi-
ties of Celuk and Mas, and Bali's
artistic heartland of Ubud. A drive
up a mountain slope and across
beautiful terraced rice fields will
bring you to Kintamani and Penelo-
kan, where the still-active Mount Batur Volcano towers overhead. Seven miles in diam-
eter and sixty feet deep, Batur caldera is simply astounding. A stopover at the well-
maintained, age-old traditional village of Penglipuran concludes the tour.
Step out of your ordinary day and join us at the gallery for an introduction into Balinese Dance. Our experienced teacher will gently guide you and your friends as you learn your first Balinese dance steps. Sample the inte-grated body movements, hand and facial gestures that make Balinese dance so unusu-al to new visitors. Our teacher will explain the meaning(s) behind the individual pos-tures and gestures that comprise the basics of Balinese dance. It’s a wonderful way to expand one’s knowledge of the Bali-Hindu
culture while enjoying a bit of exercise. We’ll provide the music, the sash and the sarong, so come join us for a few hours of fun.
Discover the spiced flavors of Bali’s
virtually unknown cuisine. Classes offer
a fascinating introduction in to the
exotic ingredients and unique culinary
heritage of Bali. They provide a valua-
ble insight into the various techniques
of food preparation and the cooking
style used in our island homes. Classes
start with an early morning visit to the
local vegetable and fish market where
many of the ingredients are purchased
for the day’s program, including spices, meat, chicken, cakes and the freshest available
seafood. Visitors will witness and experience the very busy, early morning activities of
the local community, who is eager to finish their shopping well before 8.00 am. The next
stop will be on the beach with Ibu Nyoman who is collecting the fish from the returning
fishing fleet. No fish will make it into our shopping basket that has not crystal clear eyes
and carries the freshness of the wide ocean.
After a satisfying breakfast of Balinese cakes, fruits, black rice pudding and a bowl of
tender sweet rice flour dumplings in palm sugar coconut sauce, we will leave the com-
fort of the dining pavilion and enter the wide open Balinese kitchen. Dressed in black
and white aprons and a copy of 20 recipes participants will be guided into the many
secrets, and flavors of Bali and at the same time, discover and feel the peacefulness
Our passion is to share the magnificent underwater world of Bali with anyone who has
ever dreamed of being under the ocean to Diving Instructors, Novice Divers to the most
experienced and even first time Scuba
Tryouts or people who have never dived
before.
We believes in providing the
highest standards of safety, professional
care and diving instruction to its clients.
Our small group, highly personalized ap-
proach to service guarantees that we is a
place where our customers do indeed
become our friends.
LADIES PROGRAM
SUPPORTED BY
Organized by:
Congress Secretariat of ASHNO
Email: [email protected]
Office hour: 08.00-16.00, Monday through Friday
Contact Person: - Ichsan Juliansyah, MD (082219167501)
- Syarah Rahmawati (081316977783)
