Tell about Bali ?

Maybe with this little information we shared with you, you can be more interested to visit this Bali island in the next holidays, or even in the next couple days. The Bali island which is an island with much culture and tradition is suitable for everybody.

People who coming to Bali mostly always hunt for the famous locations. After they look at the reference on the internet, or via talking with their friends who have the experience of visiting Bali before, they make the plan to visit those areas

We’re not suggesting you should leave any part of your fresh seafood platter when dining in a restaurant, but if you are invited into a local family home, the etiquette is different.

This beautiful location is the reason behind Bali’s diverse marine life.

but if you are invited into a local family home, the etiquette is different.

Gunung Agung, as it is locally known, last erupted in 1963, killing around 1,500 people, and still makes its presence felt with occasional gassy belches.

There are some locations that are always crowded during this Peak Season. South Bali, areas like Uluwatu, Jimbaran, and Kuta are the most crowded ones during the season.

Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim country.

The beaches scattered all over Bali are among the peerless in the world. Other than the typical tropical white beaches it offers, Bali also boasts a golden chain of magnificent black sands, especially on the north-western coastlines, with tranquil pristine coves, wedged in-between. The beaches serve as havens for tourists, fishermen and surfers who explore coral reefs, exotic fish species, and strong waves. The beaches lure visitors with residual shipwrecks, panoramic views and a vast scope of adventure and water activities.

You might find yourself sitting on the floor and eating with your hands, in which case use your right hand only, and when you’ve had enough, you should leave a little bit of food on your plate to signify you are done.

You might find yourself sitting on the floor and eating with your hands, in which case use your right hand only, and when you’ve had enough, you should leave a little bit of food on your plate to signify you are done.

Nyepi, a Hindu celebration observed mainly in Bali, sees the entire island fall silent, with businesses closing and even the airport shutting up shop.

China is the country that has so many people inside the country. Placed number one on the list of most crowded country the world, China also knowing the benefits of Bali island.

But amazingly it’s most popular island; Bali has a Hindu majority population. So, people who love pigs can enjoy suckling roast pig here which is otherwise off limit in other parts of the country. Yay! Bali.

Balinese people relied on a 210-day calendar, also known as the Pawukon Calendar. Even though Denizens still equate their birthdays based on this classic calendar, the Balinese people would give their age using the Western Calendar. The Bali calendar 210 days has ten discrete week system and underpins significant events each year.

This ‘Day of Silence’ is seen as an opportunity for self-reflection, and its observation is enforced by pecalang – local security officers. Beaches and streets are closed to all – including tourists.

Its people wh are so many, start coming to Bali island as soon as they know about it. Because of that, the visitors from China are like dominatin the place. Beside China, the visitors are mainly came from the neighbor country, Australia.

Mounts Agung and Batur are the two towering peaks of Bali, and these dinosaurs are far from dormant.

The Rishis of India: The Ancient Rishis of India were the ones who gave the maximum contribution to mankind – in return they lived with the minimum! The Rishis of India gave birth to the culture of Bali. Although their names are no longer taught in the schools of India, they are highly respected in the schools of Bali — Markandeya, Baradwaja, and Agastya.

It is amazing that every priest of every religion in Bali is paid by the government giving its true secular identity.

Nyepi day, also known as ‘day of silence’ is a unique celebration among the Bali people during which the buzzing activity of the islands is replaced by sweeping tranquility, with work, travel and noises being eschewed. The silence and meditation ushers in a new year. Rituals and sacrifices are practiced in various islands by the local people.

The Coral Triangle, in fact. Sitting right in the middle of the world’s richest waters for corals, considered the ‘Amazon of the Seas’ for its marine biodiversity.

And this is the information for ladies. If you happen to have menstruation, you shouldn’t enter the sacred places like the temples in Bali. Some people do respect this rule, but some people don’t because they didn’t know about this in the first place

Hinduism: Bali and Nepal are the only places outside India, where Hinduism is the main Religion!

Long ago, fishermen would steer their boats up to Lovina Bay in pursuit of tuna. Today, tourists accompany fishermen who trail dolphins that in turn lead them to grand schools of tuna. Before the crack of dawn, you can join fishermen who unveil spots infested by dolphins in their diversities.