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A Bali sunset and Tanah Lot Temple
Although put at the service of religion, Balinese art does not solely serve religion. Sacred symbols decorate speeding bemo, jackets, menus, motorcycles, hotel doorways. Their use in such ordinary earthly objects is not looked upon as sacrilege
Dalem Agung Padantegal Temple in Monkey Forest, Ubud
High tide at Pura Tanah Lot Hindu Temple
Atmosphere of the Past. Traditional
Farmer near Rambut Siwi
Rambut Siwi temple
Kehen Temple is one of the oldest temple in Bali with
documentation by the king
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan
While painting, sculpture, carving, and music have traditionally been the province of men, women have channeled creative energy into making lavish offerings to the gods
Temple natural bridge
at Tanah
Lot
Tanah Lot
Rakshasa Protecting demon
Temple near Ubud
Sangsit Pura Dalem temple
Pura Dalem temple, Sangsit
The Balinese seem to make an art out of even the simple
necessities of everyday
life: fruit salad is
served with flowers
strewn on top, and coils of pigs'
intestines are used on temple
decorations
Since the start of the 20th century, the Balinese have
never allowed artistic knowledge
to become centralized in a
special intellectual class. Everyone
down to the simplest peasant can be both an
artist and an aesthetically
conscious art critic. A field-laborer might
chide a clumsy instrument maker for a job poorly done, and even young dagang
(foodstall sellers) from humble
families are skilled practitioners of Bali's classical
dances
Cooking lesson
Meduwe Karang temple
The first price is not the last price in Bali. Learn the art of bargaining unless you are purchasing in a hotel shop or department store. Always ask for the best price and remember that your initial offer to counter the vendors rate should be lower than the price you want to pay.There is no such thing as a "right price".
Never use your left hand when giving or receiving objects, which is considered taboo; do not beckon people with your finger which is very rude
Hands on hips is a sign of superiority or anger.
Blowing your nose in public is likely to gross everyone out within hearing distance
Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu
Gunung Kawi is an 11th-century temple complex in Tampaksiring north east of Ubud in Bali
Small temple in Denpasar
Garuda is a Hindu divinity, usually the mount (vahana) of the Lord VishnuGunung Kawi Temple
King's Palace in Amlapura (Karangasem)
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Sound: Jalan Jalan - Selamat Tidur (have a good sleep)