OFFER TWO WAY BUSSINESS PLANING PROJECT HOTEL :
1.PROJECT FUNDERING HOTEL
A.OFFERING LETTER
1.PROJECT PROPOSAL - COMPANY PROFILE -DATA COMPANY
-LEGAL PERMITE DUCUMEN
-TIN,ID , PASSPORT
-PHOTO DIRECTTUR & STAFF
- STRUCTURE ORGANISATION
-MARKETING
-FINANCIAL
-SUMMERY
2.FEASIBILTY STUDY -CONTENTS
9BUSSINESS PLAN) -EXCUTIVE SUMMERY
-MISSION & SSTRATEGY
-MARKET ANALYSIS
-OPERATION
-MANAGEMENT & STAFF OFFICE
-FINANCIAL PROJECTION
-PRUFIT ANALYSIS
B.SYSTEM FUNDERING
1.SYSTEM FUNDERING :OWNER FUNDERING,
2.LOAN TIME :MAXIMAL 20YEARSY WITH GP
( GRACE PERIODE)
3.INTERES RATE BANK :5%/YEARS /NEGO
4.SUCCESS FEE :1% NEGO
5.EQUITY : FUNDERING GARANCY,
BANK GARANCY,CASH MONEY,DEPOSITO
NOTE:
-DIDNT CHRGES FEE BEFORE FINISHING JOB
-PAYMENT CASH OR/TT/MT/OPEN ACCOUNT/DEPOSITO/
BANK GARANCY/SI STUNDING INTRUCTION
-CANT CANSEL MOU
2.PROJECT INVESTMENT
PROJECT PROPOSAL-COMANY PROFILE - DATA COMPANY
- LEGAL PERMITE DOCUMENT
- TIN/ID/PASSPORT
- PHOTO DIRECTURE & STAFF
- COMMUNITYT
-MARKETING
-FINANACIAL
-SUMMERY
2.FEASIBILTY STUDY -CONTENTS
-0EXCUTIVE SUMMERY
-MISSION & STRATEGIC
-MARKET ANALYSIS
-OPERATION
-MANAGEMENT &STAFF
-FINANCIAL PROJECT
-PRUFIT ANALYSIS
B.SYSTEM INVESTMEN
1.SYSTEM INVESTMENT : OWNER INVESTENT
2.INVEST CONTRACK : 20 YEARS UP
3.SHARING PRUFIT MARGIN : 50% FOR INVESTOR 50%
FOR OWN
The Angrek project is on Kuta beach in the same line as the Hardrock and Mercure hotel. This calculation is only for the apartments. On the land is still space to build more the architect has to do the creative calculations on that. This calculation is in US$ because I had an foreign investor that wanted me to make a basic calculation. The Legian 28.800 M2 is the beachfront land I have shown you in my laptop. The map picture is also attached. This calculation is in IDR. Both projects show a good profit just selling the apartments. Only for the Legian 28.000m2 I had the calculation ready for the hotel operation. In this calculation shows what exra income you gain when you keep 20% of the units. Also I have attached some data on tourists arrivals in Bali. and a news clip of the survey that showed Bali is doing better then Asia Pacific. I will be pleased to explain in detail when we meet again. These 2 locations are really strategic and because of the beachfront and sunset they for sure will sell within 3 years in all is planned professionally.
Bali Named World's Best Island, Again Travel + Leisure Magazine's 2009 List of the World's Best Returns Bali to Best Island Slot.
 (7/18/2009) Travel + Leisure Magazine has concluded its annual survey of the discerning travelers who comprise its readership asking them to name their favorite cities, islands, hotels, resorts, airlines, cruise ships and even rental car agencies.
Bali: World's Best Island
For many years, Bali consistently ranked as the world's best island in the prestigious poll, slipping momentarily in the 2008 polling to the number two slot. However, the 2009 Travel + Leisure survey has returned Bali to the coveted #1 spot, followed by Galapagos, which displaced Bali in the 2008 rankings.
The World's Best Hotels
In year's past, Bali has secured a number of hotels in the list of the world's best 100 hotels. However, the 2009 survey saw only one Bali property [Ayana Resort and Spa] listed in the "top 100."
The Ayana Resort and Spa is the re-incarnation of the former Ritz-Carlton Bali, Resort & Spa, following a parting of the ways earlier this year between the Indonesian owners and Ritz-Carlton.
In the latest survey, the Ayana Resort & Spa earned the "13th best" in Travel + Leisure's ranking of the "Top 15 Resorts in Asia."
The entire list of the "World's Best" in Travel according to Travel + Leisure
Top 100 Hotels Overall
Rank | '08 | Name | Score |
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16 | - | | 93.75 |
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17 | - | | 93.75 |
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18 | - | | 93.41 |
|
19 | - | | 93.40 |
|
20 | 14 | | 93.34 |
|
21 | 19 | | 93.33 |
|
21 | - | | 93.33 |
|
23 | - | | 93.30 |
|
24 | - | | 93.28 |
|
25 | - | | 93.15 |
|
26 | - | | 93.08 |
|
27 | - | | 93.00 |
|
28 | 6 | | 92.91 |
|
29 | - | | 92.86 |
|
29 | - | | 92.86 |
|
31 | 53 | | 92.83 |
|
32 | - | | 92.75 |
|
33 | - | | 92.68 |
|
34 | - | | 92.68 |
|
35 | 23 | | 92.23 |
|
36 | 8 | | 92.19 |
|
37 | - | | 92.14 |
|
38 | - | | 92.07 | $ |
39 | 16 | | 91.86 |
|
40 | - | | 91.86 |
|
41 | 44 | | 91.81 |
|
42 | 5 | | 91.80 |
|
43 | 10 | | 91.79 |
|
44 | - | | 91.71 |
|
45 | - | | 91.47 | $ |
46 | - | | 91.42 |
|
47 | 32 | | 91.39 |
|
48 | - | | 91.30 |
|
49 | 9 | | 91.28 |
|
50 | - | | 91.25 |
|
51 | 59 | | 91.22 |
|
52 | - | | 91.19 | $ |
53 | - | | 91.16 |
|
54 | - | | 91.06 |
|
55 | - | | 90.98 | $ |
56 | 61 | | 90.97 |
|
57 | - | | 90.90 |
|
58 | 22 | | 90.90 |
|
59 | - | | 90.82 | $ |
60 | - | | 90.79 |
|
61 | - | | 90.76 |
|
62 | - | | 90.67 |
|
63 | 27 | | 90.67 |
|
64 | 73 | | 90.59 |
|
64 | - | | 90.59 |
|
66 | 17 | | 90.55 |
|
67 | - | | 90.52 |
|
68 | 60 | | 90.44 |
|
69 | - | | 90.42 |
|
70 | 2 | | 90.40 |
|
71 | 64 | | 90.35 |
|
72 | - | | 90.27 |
|
73 | - | | 90.16 | $ |
74 | - | | 90.14 |
|
75 | - | | 90.13 |
|
76 | 39 | | 90.07 |
|
77 | - | | 90.00 |
|
78 | 18 | | 89.87 |
|
79 | 94 | | 89.87 |
|
80 | - | | 89.85 |
|
81 | - | | 89.76 |
|
82 | - | | 89.75 |
|
83 | 68 | | 89.74 |
|
84 | - | | 89.69 |
|
85 | - | | 89.69 |
|
85 | 43 | | 89.69 |
|
87 | 27 | | 89.61 |
|
88 | - | | 89.56 |
|
89 | - | | 89.55 |
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89 | - | | 89.55 |
|
91 | 97 | | 89.54 |
|
92 | 40 | | 89.49 |
|
93 | - | | 89.48 |
|
94 | 37 | | 89.36 |
|
95 | - | | 89.35 |
|
96 | 3 | | 89.33 |
|
97 | 29 | | 89.25 |
|
98 | 11 | | 89.22 |
|
99 | - | | 89.19 |
|
100 | - | | 89.08 |
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Press Release | Methodology
Jones Lang LaSalle: Time for Bali to be Optimistic Major Property Investment Consultants Gives Their View of Bali's Tourism Fortunes.
(9/19/2009) The Friday, September 11, 2009 edition of The Jakarta Post carried the following overview of Bali's tourism economy by Djodi Trisusanto, a consultant to Jones Lang LaSalle Indonesia:
Time to Be More Optimistic than ever for Bali Tourism Market
By Djodi Trisusanto, Consultant, Jones Lang LaSalle Indonesia
The JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton Bombings in Jakarta last July may have caused a setback for the Bali tourism market that has performed relatively very well despite the global financial crisis and the threat of a global H1N1 pandemic.
The growth of the Bali tourism market has been fueled by regional and international Meeting Incentive Conference and Exhibition (MICE) events and depends not only on the global economy but also on the safety and security aspects of the island.
Recent data derived from the international direct arrivals to Ngurah Rai Bali, however, have shown a relatively stable growth during the period after the bombings in July.
International tourist arrivals for the seven months up to July 2009 were recorded at over 1.2 million, a growth of around 12 percent over that of 2007.
Security measures and government initiatives to minimize the effect of recent Jakarta bombings on the Bali tourism market as well as efforts to capture and to bring the perpetrators to justice have given confidence and positive perception to international tourists that Bali remains a safe tourist destination.
The continued growth of Bali tourism market, albeit slower than in 2008, was not anticipated given the magnitude of the economic crisis felt during the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009.
Most analysts had predicted that global international tourist arrivals would decline following the global financial crisis with corporations expected to cut travel and meeting programs.
Bali was no exception with many of the feeder countries such as UK, US and Japan expected to be greatly affected by the crisis with unemployment rising and consumer confidence declining.
As a result earlier in the year UNWTO (World Tourism Organization) predicted that international arrivals would decline between 2 percent and 3 percent.
Contrary to these forecasts, Bali has again, just as for the past three years in a row, proven to be resilient.
Arrivals from its key feeder countries have mostly continued to increase as indicated on the following graph showing international arrivals to Ngruah Rai Bali for Year-to-Date June (YTD) 2009.
As shown on the graph, aside from Japan, South Korea, Japan and Germany, almost all key markets exhibited growth during the period with tourists from China, France, and Australia recording the highest year-on-year increases of about 55 percent, 40 percent and 39 percent respectively.
This is followed by the growth in visitors from Malaysia (28 percent), Singapore (16 percent), Russia (5 percent) and UK (2 percent). Other source markets grew marginally.
With loyal repeat visitors from Japan, Europe and Australia and the ability to always find new markets such as China, India, and Russia, the Bali tourism market is expected to outperform other markets globally.
Civil unrest and political instability in Thailand and the favorable tourism environment in Bali have helped its performance to date. The outlook of the Bali tourism market would continue to be positive.
Jones Lang LaSalle has listed the following factors affecting Bali's continued tourism market growth:
Improved aviation safety standards, in response to the newly enacted Aviation Law No. 1 2009, with the EU lifting the two-year ban on selected Indonesian carriers, including Garuda Indonesia, as from July 2009.
The popularity of Bali, voted for the seventh year running as the "Best Island in the World" by Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2009, reinforcing its position as one of the world's top destinations
In addition to the existing luxury brands in Bali that include Bvlgari, Four Seasons, Aman, and Orient Express, the newly opened and upcoming branded hotel developments such as St. Regis, Alila, Banyan Tree, and the Retreat and Spa will strengthen Bali's positioning as a favored travel destinations amongst affluent international leisure travelers
The diversity of Bali's hotel supply that has been in the past few years expanded with different kinds of accommodation targeting a large spectrum of international travelers, from long staying travelers that demand more privacy and tailored services to week-end travelers that demand relatively simple but central locations. This includes private villas in cliff locations and mountain resorts in Ubud and condo hotels in Kuta, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua
Recovery of the global economy with expected recovery of the Japanese, South Korean, and Taiwanese markets that in the past have been predominant.
Large and strong domestic market that has been one of the main market sources for hotels particularly in popular destinations such as Nusa Dua, Seminyak and Kuta.
Political stability and strong government for the next five years following the successful presidential election in July 2009. This will ensure continuation of infrastructure developments and promotion of sustainable development that is much needed for Bali's future.
Bali to Exceed 2 Million Foreign Visitors in 2009? Bali by the Numbers: Despite Troubled World Economy, Bali Arrivals in Record Territory.
(9/19/2009) Bali's arrival numbers continue to ignore declining travel patterns in much of the world, setting new heights each month.
Looking at foreign tourist arrivals to Bali through the end of July 2009, here are the main highlights: • June 2009 arrivals totaled 190,617 or 11.5% better than the record breaking performance of June 2008.
• July 2009 arrivals hit an astounding 224,636 – that's a whole 22.7% ahead of the same month one year before.
• January – July 2009 arrivals totaled 1,242,297 – an improvement of 11.87% year on year with 2008.
• If Bali can maintain the current 11.87% rate of growth through the end of 2009, total arrivals for the current year will easily surpass 2 million visitors for the first time in history, ending with 2.2 million foreign visitors.
• Australia is now firmly in possession of the #1 post as the largest source of foreign visitors to Bali, displacing Japan from the top ranking it's held for decades. Australia arrivals through the end of July totaled 227,402 as compared to Japan's 186,029 for the same period. By extension, Australia arrivals through the end of July were up 38.07%, while Japanese arrivals are down 10.78%.
• The People's Republic of China is now the 3rd largest source of visitors to Bali, increasing 61.09% to 116,806 for the first seven months of the year ending in July. This strong growth has moved the PRC up two places from its former rank at #5,
• Malaysia arrivals increased year-on-year by 21.66% through the end of July at 83,809 visitors. It remains to be seen if the current cross-border spitting match will be reflected in August and September arrivals to Bali ex Malaysia. Malaysian arrivals now hold the 4th ranking, up from 6th last year.
• South Korean arrivals decreased year-on-year by 5.96% for January-July 2009 at 74,055 securing the 5th ranking in terms of main source markets for Bali tourism.
• Taiwan arrivals have taken a beating in 2009, decreasing 18.44% for January – July to total 69,363. Taiwan, which once was the third largest contributor of visitors to Bali, has slipped to the number six ranking.
• While Europe in general struggles with its economies, the French market is proving very robust for Bali tourism, increasing 50.99% in the first seven months of 2009, totaling 59.488.
• Market shares for Bali tourism at the end of July 2009: Asia Pacific 57.89%; ASEAN 19.97%, Europe 25.44%; the Americas 5.02%; Africa 0.5% and the Middle East 0.18%. The Asia-Pacific including ASEAN constitutes 77.86% of all Bali's foreign tourism arrivals.
Bali Tourism Arrivals Remain Buoyant Preliminary Arrival Statistics for Bali Show No Discernable Fallout Following Jakarta Bombing Attacks.
(8/23/2009) Bisnis.com reports that the tourism industry remains optimistic that tourism visitors to Bali will continue to increase, little affected by the July bombings of two Jakarta hotels.
Dharma Tirtawisata, the Director of Inbound Travel at Panorama Tours said that arrivals to Bali remain high following a period immediately following the Jakarta bombings when some cancellations occurred and an entire week when no new bookings were received.
Data released by the Center for Information and Public Relations at the Department of Culture and Tourism shows that daily average arrivals of foreign tourists in Bali in the period July 1-16, 2009, just prior to the Jakarta bombing, stood at 7,283 visitors. In the period following the bombing, July 17-27, 2009 the average number of foreign arrivals to Bali rose to 7.938.
An evaluation report of foreign arrivals via Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport prepared by the Center for the Management of Networks (P2DSJ) of the Department of Culture and Tourism states that for the first 26 days of July a total of 195,908 foreign tourists came to Bali, an average of 7,535 people each day. This compares to the previous month of June when an average of 6,661 foreign tourists came to Bali each day.
A month-on-month comparison for July 2008 and July 2009, shows a 23.3% increase in foreign arrivals - 6,111 daily arrivals July 2008 versus 7,535 daily arrivals for July 2009. Hotels in Bali for July 17-27, 2009, the period immediately following the Jakarta terror attacks, averaged occupancies of 73.44%.
Exceptional Bali Bali Tourism Reaps Singular Success in a World Plagued by Economic Woes.
(7/4/2009) The prestigious STR Global - a world leader in benchmarking hotel performance, has singled out Bali's hotel industry as a star performer in a world hotel market currently dominated by under performers.
Year-on-year measurements for May showed Asia-Pacific hotel occupancies dropped between 14.9% to 55.44%, while Bali managed to actually improve occupancies level during the same period.
The average daily rate (ADR) of hotels within the Asia-Pacific regions declined 15.2% to US$117.86 in May. This, however, was not the case in Bali where ADR increased 18.5% to US$127.83.
Revenue per available rooms (RevPar) also took a beating in the Asia-Pacific region, declining 27.9% to US$65.26. While Bali was the only market in the region that managed to increase its RevPar in May, improving 10.8% to a respectable US$88.79.
STR Global identified Bangkok, Beijing, Phuket and Shanghai as registering occupancies below 50% in May with reasons ranging from post-Olympic over supply (Beijing), political uncertainty (Phuket and Bangkok) and a declining economy (Shanghai).
Bright spots in the STR Global report were Brisbane, Melbourne, Seoul and Sydney recording occupancies above 70% for May 2009.
Jones Lang LaSalle: Time for Bali to be Optimistic Major Property Investment Consultants Gives Their View of Bali's Tourism Fortunes.
(9/19/2009) The Friday, September 11, 2009 edition of The Jakarta Post carried the following overview of Bali's tourism economy by Djodi Trisusanto, a consultant to Jones Lang LaSalle Indonesia:
Time to Be More Optimistic than ever for Bali Tourism Market
By Djodi Trisusanto, Consultant, Jones Lang LaSalle Indonesia
The JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton Bombings in Jakarta last July may have caused a setback for the Bali tourism market that has performed relatively very well despite the global financial crisis and the threat of a global H1N1 pandemic.
The growth of the Bali tourism market has been fueled by regional and international Meeting Incentive Conference and Exhibition (MICE) events and depends not only on the global economy but also on the safety and security aspects of the island.
Recent data derived from the international direct arrivals to Ngurah Rai Bali, however, have shown a relatively stable growth during the period after the bombings in July.
International tourist arrivals for the seven months up to July 2009 were recorded at over 1.2 million, a growth of around 12 percent over that of 2007.
Security measures and government initiatives to minimize the effect of recent Jakarta bombings on the Bali tourism market as well as efforts to capture and to bring the perpetrators to justice have given confidence and positive perception to international tourists that Bali remains a safe tourist destination.
The continued growth of Bali tourism market, albeit slower than in 2008, was not anticipated given the magnitude of the economic crisis felt during the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009.
Most analysts had predicted that global international tourist arrivals would decline following the global financial crisis with corporations expected to cut travel and meeting programs.
Bali was no exception with many of the feeder countries such as UK, US and Japan expected to be greatly affected by the crisis with unemployment rising and consumer confidence declining.
As a result earlier in the year UNWTO (World Tourism Organization) predicted that international arrivals would decline between 2 percent and 3 percent.
Contrary to these forecasts, Bali has again, just as for the past three years in a row, proven to be resilient.
Arrivals from its key feeder countries have mostly continued to increase as indicated on the following graph showing international arrivals to Ngruah Rai Bali for Year-to-Date June (YTD) 2009.
As shown on the graph, aside from Japan, South Korea, Japan and Germany, almost all key markets exhibited growth during the period with tourists from China, France, and Australia recording the highest year-on-year increases of about 55 percent, 40 percent and 39 percent respectively.
This is followed by the growth in visitors from Malaysia (28 percent), Singapore (16 percent), Russia (5 percent) and UK (2 percent). Other source markets grew marginally.
With loyal repeat visitors from Japan, Europe and Australia and the ability to always find new markets such as China, India, and Russia, the Bali tourism market is expected to outperform other markets globally.
Civil unrest and political instability in Thailand and the favorable tourism environment in Bali have helped its performance to date. The outlook of the Bali tourism market would continue to be positive.
Jones Lang LaSalle has listed the following factors affecting Bali's continued tourism market growth:
Improved aviation safety standards, in response to the newly enacted Aviation Law No. 1 2009, with the EU lifting the two-year ban on selected Indonesian carriers, including Garuda Indonesia, as from July 2009.
The popularity of Bali, voted for the seventh year running as the "Best Island in the World" by Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2009, reinforcing its position as one of the world's top destinations
In addition to the existing luxury brands in Bali that include Bvlgari, Four Seasons, Aman, and Orient Express, the newly opened and upcoming branded hotel developments such as St. Regis, Alila, Banyan Tree, and the Retreat and Spa will strengthen Bali's positioning as a favored travel destinations amongst affluent international leisure travelers
The diversity of Bali's hotel supply that has been in the past few years expanded with different kinds of accommodation targeting a large spectrum of international travelers, from long staying travelers that demand more privacy and tailored services to week-end travelers that demand relatively simple but central locations. This includes private villas in cliff locations and mountain resorts in Ubud and condo hotels in Kuta, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua
Recovery of the global economy with expected recovery of the Japanese, South Korean, and Taiwanese markets that in the past have been predominant.
Large and strong domestic market that has been one of the main market sources for hotels particularly in popular destinations such as Nusa Dua, Seminyak and Kuta.
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Political stability and strong government for the next five years following the successful presidential election in July 2009. This will jjjensure continuation of infrastructure developments and promotion of sustainable development that is much needed for Bali's future.
DETAIL OF LAND NEXT ALILA RESORT
PECATU
Proof of ownership
1. HGB PT Bali Hope Internusa = 26,192 M2
2. HGB PT Bali Hope Internusa = 29,360 M2
3. HGB PT Bali Hope Internusa = 7,845 M2
4. HGB PT Hope Internusa = 575 M2
5. HGB PT Hope Internusa = 13,560 M2
6. HGB PT Hope Internusa = 190 M2
7. HGB PT Hope Internusa = 810 M2
8. HGB PT Hope Internusa = 44,430 M2
9. HGB PT Hope Internusa = 1.015 M2
__________ Total land = 123,977 M2
SUMMARY LAND NEXT ALILA RESORT VILLA PECATU - KUTA
Land Location : Next Alila Resort Villa – Pecatu Kuta 20 Minute From Airport ,5 minute from golf Beach Front : 250 m Land View : Ocean View Total land area : 123,997 m2 Title Of Certificate : HGB under P.T. Bali Hope Internusa Land prices : Rp 2,75 million/m2 ) Total land cost : Rp 340,991,750,000.- ( USD 37,064,000 ) Payment Condition & Process of Land : - All payment & document Process in Notary .Mrs. Ulce Trithrina Sudjateruna S.H.
- Investor must give LOI and Bank Reference
- Buyer must transfer all of land cost to Notary account before Sign selling - Buying agreement in Notary.
Notary responsible Process All document & transfer name of Certificate
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Prambanan is a stunningly beautiful building built in the 10th century during the reign of two kings, and Rakai Rakai Pikatan balitung. Rose as high as 47 feet (5 meters higher than Borobudur temple), the foundation of this temple has fulfilled the desire, to show Hindu triumph in Java. This temple is located 17 kilometers from the city center, in the middle area that is now a...
Who does not know Borobudur? This Buddhist temple has 1460 relief panels and 504 Buddha effigies in the complex. Millions of people longing to visit buildings that are included in this World Wonder Heritages. Not surprisingly, since architecturally and functionally, as a place of prayer, Borobudur is attractive.Borobudur was built by King Samaratungga, one of the kings of Old...
Yogyakarta (some people call Yogyakarta, Jogjakarta, or Yogya) is a city famous for its historical and cultural heritage. Yogyakarta is a center ofMataram Kingdom (1575-1640), and until now there is the Palace (Palace), which is still functioning in the real sense. Yogyakarta also has many thousands of years old temple which is a relic of the kingdoms of antiquity, among which...
Lovina Beach is one of the sights in Buleleng is located about 9 km from the town of Singaraja. Unlike the beaches of Kuta and Sanur beach, Lovina Beach is not suitable as a place to sunbathe because there are many boat (small boats) that line the coast dipinggiran. These canoes are used for activity see attractions dolphins (Dolphin) in the morning. Attractions dolphins chase...
Ubud is the arts and cultural tourism area in Gianyar Bali. There Rudana and Rudana Museum Fine Art Gallery, Museum Puri Paintings, Puri Agung Ubud, Vanara Wana, the Museum Blanco, Rafting on the Ayung river, etc.. Ubud area along the road, will be presented with an interesting view of the existence of artshop-artshop with a collection of craft arts such as sculpture, bracelets,...
Gianyar Bali Sukawati Art Market is the place sells art items that would make a great Balinese souvenirs of Bali to a friend, relative, or your relatives. Goods sold and the price is attractive enough in italics. Ranging from beaded slippers, shorts and Balinese, clothing, batik, bags, paintings, wood sculpture, bed covers, household appliances up trinkets and jewelery are sold...
Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Cultural Park is a recreation park in Jimbaran Bali Unggasan tourist attraction GWK Statue (Garuda Wisnu Kencana). GWK statue is a replica statue of the god Vishnu riding Garuda named vehicle height 12 m, the work of renowned sculptor Bali, I Nyoman Nuarta. Area Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park located at an altitude of 146 meters above the ground...
Tanjung Benoa, Bali, a water resorts in Bali as Jetsky, Banana Boat, Parasailing, Scuba Diving, snorkeling, Canoeing, Flying Fish, and Turtle Island. Of course this is very interesting for those of you who like to tour in Bali Watersports. Oops ...! Tanjung Benoa already know that? Geographically, Tanjung Benoa is located at the south end - east (southeast) near the island of...
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