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Merged: All about BALI (gabanzack/shahgti/ranggii)
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Reply #2283 kebayan's post
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kebayan... makan yg budget 8 hinggit tu kat mana ... terliur pulak tengok...kalau gi bali boleh makan kat situ kot.. |
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Ni gambar kat uluwatu. Masa pegi tu tgh hari, so panas sgt2. Cap ke hat ke tak bawak, lupa. But bagus jugak, kalau tak maybe kena curi by the monyet2 kat situ
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ni gambar kat hotel. it was really nice, mmg sesuai for honeymooners.
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reception
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Reply #2269 Yinn's post
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dua2 tak best.I've stayed in both. not worth your money. better go stay at nusa dua beach resort. much, much nicer. |
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Reply #2284 kebayan's post
kate nk pm bayan oiii..manenye  |
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Originally posted by reginagrace at 29-8-2007 09:12 PM 
ni gambar kat hotel. it was really nice, mmg sesuai for honeymooners.
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k68/reginagrace/bali3.jpg
apa nama hotel nih? baper harga per nite? |
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Reply #2285 minahleter's post
apasal aku send smlm xmasuk?? sakit ati betoi aku pagi ni.. 
aku taip balik..
makanan tu namanya AYAM TALIWANG.. masakan khas orang lombok..
paling murah rm8.00.. paling mahal rm12.00 sorang and depends pada lauk ape korang tambah. pak supir mesti tau! dah la jimat $$.. sedap gile lak tu.  walaupun rasanya pedas banget tapi kita still tak stop makan..
tapi kepada yg tak suka atau tak boleh nak makan pedas.. xyah la order! |
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Reply #2291 natashadania123's post
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xde ke? bayan dh resend.. |
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aku tak dapat rasa ayam taliwang nih, tak sempat... ayam bakar wong solo je yg dapat.. tak per, next time gie sure try punya .... |
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Reply #2296 kebayan's post
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Bayan, kat mana nak cari kedai makan ayam Tali wang ni kalau kat Bali? Thanks! J memang suka masakan Indonesia ni cuma kalau pedeh benor J tak beghaper sangat tapi suami memang kaki la kalo bab masak pedeh camni. |
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Reply #2283 kebayan's post
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ok dokie...thanks... |
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makcik aku yang duduk bali cakap,memang la kalau dia nampak je tourist datang tepat makan dorang,or apa2 tempat la...mereka akan cuba ketuk uols lebih...sebab tu ada yang cerita sebelum ni kena ketuk mahal sangat makan kat jimbaran tu kan.sebab pekerja sana tu tau le kot uols ni tourist from malaysia...ntah2 tak semua duit yang dibayar tu masuk kat kotak cashier...tapi masuk kat kocek dorang le...
ish cian korang |
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Reply #2286 reginagrace's post
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cantiknya... |
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Giliran aku plak gi Bali lepas Raya. Thanks for the guides.. bnyk nya nak baca thread nih...  |
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 | Kintamani Volcano Tour: The first stop is often in the village of Batubulan to watch a performance of the Barong and Kris Dance. Afterwards you visit the villages of Celuk (silver jewelry) and Mas (wood carving) to see Balinese artisans at work. Ubud, Bali's cultural center, has grown to a busy town with numerous Balinese art galleries and shops. A scenic drive over small roads overlooking beautiful rice terraces brings you to the mountain village of Kintamani (about 5,000 feet above the sea) which offers spectacular views of Lake Batur and the volcano. You can cross the crater lake below the still active Mount Batur and visit the "Bali Aga" village of Trunyan. Return through traditional villages with stops in Tampaksiring to visit the temple of Tirta Empul, and to visit the Elephant Cave "Goa Gajah", a hermitage from the 11th. century used by both Buddhists and Hindus.
| | The "Mother Temple" and East Bali Tour: Drive to Besakih through various villages visiting on the way a weaving factory, see the famous painted ceiling at the old "Palace of Justice" in Klungkung, and visit the school of painting in Kamasan. The "Mother Temple" in Besakih is Bali's most holy and Indonesia's biggest Hindu temple. It was build in the 11th. Century in an altitude of 1,000 meters (3,000 feet) on the slopes of Mount Agung. You pass picturesque rice terraces on the way to the walled "Bali Aga" village of Tenganan, and continue to Candi Dasa on the East coast. On the way back it's recommended to stop at the famous Bat Cave "Goa Lawah" with thousands of bats hanging from the walls.
| | Bedugul Tour: After a stop in Sangeh to visit its holy forest inhabited by wild monkeys, drive up into the mountains to Lake Bratan (1,200 meters above sea level) and the picturesque water temple Ulun Danu. Visit the busy flower, fruit and spice market in Candikuning where most of Bali's vegetables come from. Drive back through small country roads, villages and rice fields, with a stop in an artisan village specializing in gold threaded textiles (Ikat) worn during important ceremonies.
| | North Bali Tour: Drive the scenic road via Pupuan through the mountains to Bali's North coast. You'll enjoy beautiful views of picturesque rice terraces, and large plantations growing vanilla, chocolate, coffee, cloves, and even wine grapes. Near the village of Banjar is a popular hot spring where you can take a bath in the natural pond. After a lunch on the black beach in Lovina you pass the old capital of Singaraja on the way to Git Git, famous for its multi-tier water fall. Return over back roads to see the unspoiled Bali. (This tour can be combined with the visit to Bedugul.)
| | Monkey Forest & Tanah Lot Tour: Visit the royal Taman Ayun temple in Mengwi (built in 1624), the holy monkey forest near Sangeh, and famous Tanah Lot. This picturesque Balinese temple was built in the 16th. Century on a huge rock 100 yards off Bali's West coast and is surrounded by the sea during high tides. Spectacular sight, however, spoiled by thousands of tourists visiting every day during sunset. To avoid these, enjoy the view from the lobby of the nearby Le Meridien Nirvana Resort.
| | Handicraft Villages & Ubud Tour: Visit the artisan villages of Batubulan (stone carving), Celuk (silver & gold jewelry), Mas (wood carving), and Pengosekan (painting). Stop at the "Bali Art Market" in Sukawati to bargain for all kinds of handicrafts and textiles. |
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Yinn This user has been deleted
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Yinn This user has been deleted
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Siapa pernah pergi ke Hot Spring di Singarajah? (not sure the correct spelling...)
Do you think it's worth the travelling? To me, it's a bit too far and nothing much there... |
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Post time 29-8-2007 05:13 PM
