When asked which tourist destination I most want to visit... the answer is Bali. Yup. For years, the wish has finally come true amidst the endless busyness of doing office work. Bali tourism for families is certainly next on the agenda.
It's
not wrong if the charm of Bali never ends; Bali has become a tourist
paradise for foreign and domestic tourists. Bali itself is the
smallest province in Indonesia. However, the beauty of the beaches and unique arts and culture make Bali always offer something to be enjoyed.
The beauty of Bali is not only the beach but also includes rice fields
and tropical forests. No wonder, because this island of the gods is
divided by rivers, canyons, and canals and decorated with tropical forests.
Tukad Bangkung Bridge
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Tukad Bangkung Bridge, the highest bridge in Asia that connects Badung Regency, Kab. Bangli and Kab. Buleleng
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Balinese Residential House
The
exoticism of Bali is colored by a culture that is still untouched by
the times because of traditional ceremonies and religious rituals; the
majority of Balinese are Hindus, never separated from everyday life.
Balinese
residential houses alone have their own story. Divided into several
sections with different functions, Balinese residences have procedures
for placing land for residences and sacred buildings. The entire
building is surrounded by a wall that separates it from the outside
environment.
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| Balinese residential house |
Panglipuran Village
Penglipuran Village in Bangli district is one of the traditional villages that has become a
new tourist destination. Located at an altitude of 600–700 meters
above sea level, Penglipuran village presents the uniqueness of an
authentic Balinese village. The gates, roofs, and walls of the house
show uniformity with the concept of blending with nature.
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| Penglipuran Village is full of charm. |
Like
most villages in Bali, Penglipuran Village also has a temple complex.
Like visiting a traditional village, Menong friends are certainly required to dress neatly and politely. There is a Balinese traditional sarong that Menong's friends can rent right in the bale in front of the temple complex.
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| Pomelo |
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| Selected souvenirs |
Sangeh
Passing
by the Sangeh tourism object, every time you are assigned to visit a
school in Petang, Badung, you can't stand it if you don't stop by for a
moment. Sangeh is a tropical forest of nutmeg trees that are hundreds
of years old and inhabited by tame monkeys, Macaca fascicularis. These monkeys are used to interacting with humans.
Friends
of Menong can take pictures with monkeys on their laps. But don't try
to hug the monkeys; the handlers always warn you not to even just touch them. Let him climb on his own to the lap of Menong's friend.
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| Fun on your lap 😱 |
Art Center Bali—Taman Werdhi Budaya
One
of the tourist attractions that reflects other Balinese culture is the
Bali Art Center (Taman Werdhi Budaya), which is often used as a place for
performing arts. This art center was initiated by the governor of
Bali, Ida Bagus Mantra. Located in the east of Denpasar city, in this 5-hectare area, visitors can enjoy an art festival that is held from
June to July.
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| Ardha Candra Open Stage |
Taman Werdhi Budaya itself is an art development and cultural preservation. Many young people in groups spend time creating in this park
Bali tours for families are so diverse that Menong's friends can choose from them. What's the next trip going to be?
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