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About Bali

Bali is an area of ​​Indonesia called the Province of Bali. For history, ancient Bali was occupied by the Austronesian people near 2000 BC. Who migrated and came from Taiwan via Maritime Southeast Asia. The culture and language of the Balinese are closely related to those of the Indonesian archipelago, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Oceania. Archaeological finds such as stone tools from the Austronesian era have been found near the village of Cekik in the west of the island of Bali.

In ancient Bali there were 9 Hindu sects namely Pasupata, Bhairawa, Shiva Shidanta, Vaishnava, Bodha, Brahma, Rishi, Sora and Ganapatya. Each sect honors a certain deity as its personal God. Balinese culture is strongly influenced by Indian, Chinese and especially Hindu culture. The culture began near the 1st century AD.

The name Bali Dwipa ("Bali Island") has been found from various inscriptions, including the pillar of the Blanjong inscription written by Sri Kesari Warmadewa in 914 AD which says "Walidwipa". At that time the Subak irrigation system was developed to grow rice. Some religious and cultural traditions still exist today and can be traced back when you visit Bali (Universal Data About Bali).



Culture in Bali

According to the Universal Data on Bali, one of the most significant ceremonies in Bali is the cremation or cremation ceremony, which is commonly known as cremation. During this ceremony, gamelan, dances, and offerings accompany the procession with a “decorated tower” being paraded from the funeral home to the cremation site.


The cosmology and symbolism of the mountain in Balinese architecture can be seen in the shape and structure of the temple architecture or the characteristics of the gate made to match the tower. There is a curve that resembles two separate parts of the pyramid and depicts two parts of the mountain, one part is Mount Agung and the other is the embodiment of Mount Batur.


Bali and Tourism

If you haven't had time to vacation in Bali first, choosing to visit popular tourist attractions in Bali is the answer. Therefore, if you have a priority vacation to Bali to visit popular tourist attractions in Bali, find out the answer below.

In short, the notes on the popular tourist attractions in Bali, which are favorites for tourists, I summarize as follows.


Zero Km Denpasar

Zero Km Denpasar is a night tourist spot in Bali that you can try to visit. Located in the Puputan Badung Field area, Denpasar City, this place not only has a very strategic location but is also crowded. Zero Km Denpasar is located in front of the Denpasar mayor's office, making it visited by many people.

Not only tourists, many local people also visit it. The main attraction of Zero Km Denpasar is the presence of the Catur Muka Statue with a fountain pool that can emit its water with large and small alterations.


Kreneng Market

The second night tourist spot in Bali is the Kreneng Market in Denpasar. Kreneng Market is very unique because it doesn't have time to finish its activities in the morning, afternoon, evening, night, until the morning comes again. In the morning until noon, this place becomes a traditional market that sells daily necessities.


But at night, Pasar Kreneng turns into a night market that sells a variety of Balinese food to various types of clothes. This market is suitable as a destination to enjoy the night while enjoying the night culinary in Bali.


Yellow Bridge

The third night tourist spot in Bali is the Yellow Bridge. As the name implies, Yellow Bridge is a yellow-patterned bridge located in Jungutbatu, Nusapenida, Klungkung Regency, Bali, close to Nusa Lembongan. This place is the best spot for you to photograph with sunset or sunrise. Yellow Bridge is open 24 hours, so you can come here at night to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery near the bridge, while sucking in the fresh air and enjoying the breeze.


Kuta seaside and Seminyak seaside

Kuta seaside and Seminyak seaside are the next night tourist destinations in Bali. Kuta seaside and Seminyak seaside are located in a straight line and are famous as night attractions in Bali. Along this waterfront, you can create a variety of cafes with interesting and unique concepts that can be a place to perch.

You can choose to sit in one of the cafes while watching the beautiful sunset on this very popular seaside. There are many popular and modern hit cafes among tourists that you can stop by along this seaside.


Kecak Dance in Uluwatu

The fifth night tourist spot in Bali is Uluwatu. Uluwatu is a temple whose position is located at the end of a large hill. One of the interesting activities that can be tried in this place is watching the Kecak dance, with a very beautiful sunset background.

To watch it, you have to book and buy tickets in advance a few hours before it starts because tickets are limited. Anyway, don't forget the spectacular Kecak dance performance at Uluwatu when sunset comes because you certainly won't regret it.


Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK)

The next night tourist spot in Bali is the Garuda Wisnu Kencana Page. This is a very interesting tourist area to visit, where you can walk around and take selfies in it. The very iconic GWK statue is also very worth seeing.

Not only looking at the splendor of the GWK statue, the army (AD) is also a traditional Balinese dance that you can watch. This place is located on the Uluwatu Highway, Ungasa Village, South Kuta - Badung.


Jimbaran seaside

Jimbaran seaside is a night tourist spot in Bali that should not be missed from your vacation visit record. Moreover, if you really like culinary tourism, then Jimbaran is a must-visit spot.

This place is known as the right place to eat dinner in the form of delicious and fresh seafood dishes. Prices for various meals in this place also vary and are not very pocket-friendly.


Sanur night market

Night Market Sanur is another night tour in Bali that you can visit if you are interested in finding a variety of food, snacks, and clothes at low prices.

Night Market Sanur is located near Tamblingan lake in Sanur Denpasar. You can also taste a variety of Balinese specialties that are sold here from 6 pm to 11 pm.


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