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Activités rafting assez sportif pour vous faire sur la rivière ayung, Ubud.

Kain Ikat

Artisanat et Souvenirs 

Il s'agit d'un tissu teint de plusieurs couleurs avant le tissage, selon le motif que l'on veut obtenir. Les femmes, assises devant leur métier, font apparaître le dessin en jonglant avec les navettes. Leur travail peut durer des mois pour l’exécution d'une seule pièce.

A Bali, dans le village animiste de Tenganan, les femmes pratiquent le double ikat, c'est  à dire que le fil, lui aussi, est teint, alors qu'en général c'est seulement la trame. Ces ikats sont des œuvres uniques qui atteignent des prix exorbitants. Elles ont, selon les croyances, des pouvoirs magiques, immuniser contre les maladies et éloigner les mauvais esprits. Cela n'a donc pas de prix !

A Sumatra, le kain Songket, très cher, est un tissage compose de fils d'or réservé jadis aux sarongs de cérémonie. 

Songket Palembang

A Sulawesi, on trouve des soieries ainsi que des ikats dans le pays Toraja. Possibilité aussi d'acheter de très belles étoffes dans les iles de la Sonde. Les plus belles proviennent de l’île de Sumba et atteignent des prix élevés.


A Java, on tisse aussi des ikats a la machine. Ils ont perdu, bien entendu, tout pouvoir magique mais sont accessibles a toutes le bourses. On les appelle tenunan.

Les Indonésiens sont vraiment les maîtres du travail du bois

Sculptures sur bois

A Java comme à Bali, les sculpteurs sont souvent des artistes de talent. Dans l'archipel, on a toujours travaille le bois pour la construction de maisons, la fabrication des outils et des objets usuels, mais la sculpture état destinée à l’ornementation des palais princiers. Dans les années 30, avec l’arrivée des Occidentaux, les artisans abandonnèrent les sujets mythologiques pour puiser leur inspiration dans le scènes de la vie courante. 

La qualité du travail et la nature du bois déterminent le prix des œuvres. Avant d'acheter, il faut savoir distinguer la pièce en ébène, en teck, en acajou ou en jaquier exécutée par un artisan chevronne de celle, en bois vulgaire, travaillée par un de ses élèves. Le choix, très vaste, va de la statuette aux formes longilignes, aussi finement ciselée qu'un ivoire chinois, au panneau de bois laque ou dore, en passant par toutes les œuvres presque abstraites comme le yogi, véritable boule de bois que l'on vous proposera partout.

Depuis peu, les Balinais se sont spécialises dans la reproduction d'animaux (canards), de fleurs et de fruits travailles dans un bois léger et peints avec tant de réalisme que l'on pourrait les prendre pour des vrais.

Pasir Putih, Candidasa

À 5 km à l'est de Candidasa, sa plage de sable blanc idyllique. Quand on aperçoit le panneau indiquant "Virgin Beach Club". Encore 1 km pour arriver à un petit temple où il est facile de stationner. On peut  continuer jusqu'à la plage qui se trouve à 600 m, mais la route est désastreuse alors que la promenade est agréable.

La plage est une vraie carte postale, un long croissant de sable blanc bordé de cocotiers. Un falaise ombrage une extrémité et de l'autre côte s'alignent quelques bateaux de pêcheurs. Parfois un étal vend des boissons. Les vagues sont douces, ne pas oublier masque et tuba. 

A Greater Attractions to The West Bali

Places Of Interest

• Mount Batukaru and Jatiluwih, Bali's second highest mountain and an atmospheric garden temples and luscious rice terraces
• Munduk Traditional Village, the most appealing mountain retreats
• Menjangan Island, The national park island with crystal water and spectacular shallow reefs
• Pemuteran, Small, relaxed beach haven just outside West Bali National Park

Mount Batukaru (2275m)
It has beautiful landscapes, forest, rice terraces of sight, small villages where life flows as formerly. Its name means the rock in the form of coconut. As the second highest mountain of Bali, it has a rich culture and worship which each temple has a shrine that is dedicated to the spirit of the mountain. And on the lower slopes of the holy mountain itself stands Pura Luhur Batukau, Bali's directional temple for the west and the focus of many pilgrimages. Southwest of Pura Luhur, the superior soil provides some of the most productive agricultural land on the island. The rice terraces around Jatiluwih are particularly scenic.

Pura Luhur Batukaru usually silent except for its resident of cicadas and frogs. Have become a holy site in the eleventh century and was later consecrated by the King of Tabanan who made it into their state temple and dedicated shrines here to their ancestral Gods. In 1604, the rival King of Buleleng razed the shrines and although devotees continued to worship at the ruins, the temple was not fully renovated until 1959. Meru standing inside the inner sanctuary still represent a particularly ancestor of the Tabanan royal family. The most important shrine though is the unusual seven tiered pagoda, which is dedicated to Mahadewa, the God of Gunung Batukaru. Pura Luhur Batukaru continues to play a very important role in the lives of Balinese Hindus. Members of local agriculture groups come here to draw holy water from the pond for use in agricultural ceremonies and at the annual Galungan festivities truckloads of devotees travel long distances to pay their respects and lay their offerings.
        

Pura Luhur Batukau

Munduk Traditional Village

It has a cool misty ambiance set among lush hill sides covered with jungle, rice, fruit trees and pretty much anything else that grows on the island. Clove plantations are everywhere. There are several pristine waterfalls, and charming. But it did not lose its beauty with the gitgit waterfalls are more famous. Besides the natural beauty of the waterfalls, traditional villages, rice fields and trekking to unbeaten tracks. Munduk is perfect for doing Yoga exercise with a high level of poise in corners of the village. 

Menjangan Island
The most spectacular coral reefs in Bali. Most visitors come here for the best snorkelling spot on Bali and divers place it high on the list, too. As the island comes under the jurisdiction of the national park, you have to go with a guide, so the entrance ticket, boat and guide are the one. 

The clear, shallow water is protected from excessive winds and strong currents by the Prapat Agung Peninsula and its reefs form a band 100 m to 150 m around the coastline, offering seven different dive sites, with drop offs of 40 m to 60 m, first class wall dives and superb visibility ranging from 15 m to 50 m.

Head up the steps on the eastern edge of the beach to reach a small shrine, which is close by a freshwater spring. Brahmans from the mainland make pilgrimages here in search o f medicinal herbs that grow in the area between the shrine and the spring. 

Menjangan

Pemuteran

The little fishing village of Pemuteran, 28 km east of Cekik. A good place to base for diving and snorkelling (both nearby and at Menjangan Island) also the small cluster of lovely. Hotels here make a conscious effort not to upset the village ambiance. Snorkel in the safe, calm waters off the tree shaded black sand beach and outings to the national park. 

Some of the Pemuteran reefs have suffered considerable damage over the last decade, ascribed to a similar combination of bad practices by local fisherman and unavoidable environment factors. In an attempt to try and do something about this, local hotels and dive operators have set up a very successful coral growing experiment, the award winning Karang Lestari Pemuteran Project. Using the pioneering "Biorock" process of electrical mineral accretion, this involves encouraging new growth by continuously passing a low electrical current through the stony coral, causing minerals to build up at about four times the normal speed. 

There are a number of most interesting reefs within boat ride of the Pemuteran shore, where divers and snorkelers can expect to encounter a huge variety of reef fish, including bright blue dancers, black and white striped damsel fish, and shoals of silver fusiliers, as well as snappers mapped out the most rewarding areas, with Napoleon (5 m) and Tunkad (3 m) best for snorkelers but also good for deep divers.

As a real beach gateway, enjoy the sensation of comfort and lifestyle. 

Details of tour 1

- Departure time 08.30 AM (Kuta,Sanur,Legian,Seminyak,Canggu) 09.00 AM for another regions

- Visit Pura Luhur Batukaru (Admission )

- Jatiluwih (Entrance Ticket Rp. 20,000 Adult)

- Feeding the monkey on the way to Munduk

- Munduk waterfalls

- Transfer back to your hotel/villa

Also available to transfer/tour to Menjangan Island (Diving and Snorkeling) 

- Pick Up to your hotel/villa

- Take about 3,5 hours driving the scenic route

- Stop on the beautiful views

- Arrive in Labuan Lalang, taking boat to Menjangan for three hours

- Back to your hotel/villa or you can stay in Pemuteran for a night

- Consult in advance for Pemuteran, the itinerary will make suit for you

Price (per person)

- 1        person = Rp. 700,000

- 2-4     person = Rp. 350,000

- 5-10   person = Rp. 250,000

INCLUDE in the price

- Private Comfort Transport with AC

- Parking, Petrol, Chauffeur and Guide

EXCLUDE in the price

- Entrance Tickets

- Drink or Lunch

- Shopping

We do not driving you to the artshop, market or restaurant, except you decide

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