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Kintamani Tour Visit Bali Active Volcano. Kintamani Tour is a tour package with an impressive experience to visit Kintamani with breathtaking view of an active volcano and lake. This tour will visit places interest in Bali like Goa Gajah/Elephant Cave, Tampak Siring Temple/Tirta Empul Tample and Kintamani. The tour is also offering you the wide opportunity to see the beautiful handicraft in Bali which is made by local people to bring home for your souvenir. This tour is very comfortable with our professional tour guide who is always outstanding offer our best service. It is a private tour with full air-conditioning car transfer and delicious lunch is served on the way of the trip to complete your tour enjoyable.Places of interest will be visited during Kintamani Tour
Goa Gajah GOA GAJAH
Goa Gajah, Bali ToursGoa Gajah/Elephant Cave is an ancient omission in the form of a cave with the high value of art and history. Goa Gajah is one of tourist destinations in Bali that is visited by a lot of tourists every day. In this place, we will find other ancient omissions like ancient stone idol, douche, temple and others. It owns beautiful relief with a form of face turning around to the left side. We have to descend the doorstep to reach Goa Gajah because this place is located in the river valley. It is a famous place with unique cave and the right place to visit on the tour.
Tampak Siring TAMPAK SIRING/HOLY SPRING WATER TEMPLE
Tampak Siring TempleTampak Siring or recognized also by the name of Tirta Empul is a temple with a big water source residing in the middle of it. The water is clear, clean and holy assumed by the local resident to cure some disease. In Tampak Siring, you will see a Palace of Indonesia State founded by first president. Its place is very beautiful and peaceful that is surrounded by hill. There are many water douche exist in this temple that are using by local people for bathing and purification purpose.
Kitamani Tour KINTAMANI/BATUR VOLCANO AND LAKE
Kintamani, Batur Volcano, Lake BaliKintamani is a name of countryside located in the hill and the beautiful panorama surround it. We can see beautiful panorama from Kintamani to overview the active volcano of Batur Mount and wide Lake of Batur in a valley. It is situated in the plateau area with cool weather surround it. When we stand up at Kintamani, we will be able to see the rural area which is close to the lake. This place is very femous and visited by many tourists everyday.
TOUR ITINERARY
09:00 - Pick up at the hotel
10.15 - Visit Gold and Silver work
10.45 - Visit Wood Carving
12.00 - Visit Kintamani with Batur Volcano and Lake
12.15 - Enjoy lunch at local restaurant in Kintamani
14.00 - Visit Tampak Siring/Tirta Empul Temple
15.00 - Visit Goa Gajah/Elephant Cave
15.30 - Back to hotel
17.00 - Arrive at hotel
Special Promotion Rate: US$ 40 net/person - min 2 people
Single Traveler: US$ 60 net/person
Prices are inclusive of:
* 21% government tax and service charge
* Entrance fee at all tourist destinations
* 1 x lunch at local restaurant
* Speaking guide (English, Japanese and other language is subject to availability)
* Private full air-conditioning car
* Insurance
WHAT TO BRING?
Modest cloth, hat, camera, money and sun screen.
UBUD CYCLING
Cycling trip around Ubud brings us to see the other side of Bali
society and nature with wonderful environment. Ubud is well known for
Balinese artisans. The other corner is also best for the stunning view
to the valley, hills or to the river. We should come closer to this
combination.
Starting in the morning [...]
There are some diving destinations in Bali. If you stay in one of accommodations at Kuta, Sanur or Nusa Dua area. Time will be arranged in special way. As usual, pick up time is around 7:30 am to 8:30 am.You may be back to your hotel around 05:00 pm to 07:00 pm. Diving also can be arranged in few days to get all experiences in Bali diving. Then accommodations should book the near places where you want to dive.
Here are some rates of diving.
Amed us$ 85.00
Tulamben or Batu Klebit us$ 85.00
Menjangan * or Pemuteran us$110.00
Nusa Dua or Sanur us$ 60.00
Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan us$115.00
Manta Point us$125.00
Tulamben us$ 85.00
Topekong us$ 75.00
Gilli Baihi us$ 95.00
Padang Bai us$ 75.00
We shouldn’t feel excessive admiration for pro racers who log 600-mile weeks. They have plenty of time to ride and recover—that’s their job. The real heroes are people like you, who find time to ride while still having a life away from the bike.
Full-time work, family commitments and cycling can be efficiently interwoven into your busy day. All it takes to schedule everything into 24 hours is maximum use of time-budgeting techniques.
Here’s where to look for time slots that can accommodate your love for riding:
Commuting
Riding your bike to work or school and back may be the best way to create time cycling time.
When you commute by bike, time normally spent sitting in a car is used productively as part of the training day. An eight-mile ride to work or school takes about 30 minutes each way. Even if you do no other riding, that’s still an hour of cycling each weekday. The trip home can be lengthened as much as time, daylight and energy allow.
Another benefit is arriving at your job refreshed and alert. It may be tough to get up earlier for the ride in, but the physical and mental lift of exercise will carry you through that 10 a.m. letdown that your sedentary colleagues experience. Then you ride home, clearing cobwebs and blowing away job-related frustrations. You’re refreshed and ready for evening responsibilities or family fun.
Commuting Logistics
* Use a small backpack to carry clothes, lunch and papers. A waist strap helps eliminate swaying and bouncing as you ride.
* Keep a pair of shoes at work so you don’t have their weight and sharp edges in the pack. Take the week’s clothes to work on Monday morning and shuttle them home Friday afternoon, or whatever arrangement fits your situation.
* Clean up in the restroom with a lightly soaped washcloth. Meanwhile, get coworkers interested in commuting and lobby your boss to install a shower.
* Dress in your office if it has a door. If not, use the restroom or a storage room.
* Play on the way home. Scout out a longer route and ride for an hour or more as time and commitments allow. Do intervals, time trials, or hit the hills hard to get a great workout while you’re homeward bound.
If commuting simply won't work for you, here are two popular options:
Early Bird Special
Consider an early-morning workout. By the middle of March it’s usually light enough to get in a ride before work. At dawn there are few cars on the road and the day is brightening every minute.
Getting up in the pre-dawn hour may be the ultimate test of whether you really want to ride. Roll out of bed the minute the alarm rings and don’t think about anything. The longer you lie there moaning about how early it is, the harder it is to extricate yourself from the sheets.
Sleep loss is the biggest risk. Make up the deficit with an earlier bedtime because it’s vital to get enough rest. Lack of sleep can lead to deep fatigue and poor performance in everything you do.
Evening Rides
If your schedule prohibits riding most of the day, try from 9 to 10 or 10:30 p.m. For most people, the kids are in bed, the chores around the house complete, and you’re probably wasting time watching TV.
To make this work, eat a moderate dinner at 6 or 7 p.m., allowing the food to digest by riding time. As an additional benefit this provides motivation not to overeat.
Riding in the dark used to be dangerous because lights were poor. You couldn’t see road hazards clearly, and motorists couldn’t see you. Modern lighting systems make night riding safer, but it’s still smart to use lighted parks or suburban streets if they’re available. By Fred Matheny for www.RoadBikeRider.com
read more "Bali Bike Finding Time for Cycling"
Full-time work, family commitments and cycling can be efficiently interwoven into your busy day. All it takes to schedule everything into 24 hours is maximum use of time-budgeting techniques.
Here’s where to look for time slots that can accommodate your love for riding:
Commuting
Riding your bike to work or school and back may be the best way to create time cycling time.When you commute by bike, time normally spent sitting in a car is used productively as part of the training day. An eight-mile ride to work or school takes about 30 minutes each way. Even if you do no other riding, that’s still an hour of cycling each weekday. The trip home can be lengthened as much as time, daylight and energy allow.
Another benefit is arriving at your job refreshed and alert. It may be tough to get up earlier for the ride in, but the physical and mental lift of exercise will carry you through that 10 a.m. letdown that your sedentary colleagues experience. Then you ride home, clearing cobwebs and blowing away job-related frustrations. You’re refreshed and ready for evening responsibilities or family fun.
Commuting Logistics
* Use a small backpack to carry clothes, lunch and papers. A waist strap helps eliminate swaying and bouncing as you ride.
* Keep a pair of shoes at work so you don’t have their weight and sharp edges in the pack. Take the week’s clothes to work on Monday morning and shuttle them home Friday afternoon, or whatever arrangement fits your situation.
* Clean up in the restroom with a lightly soaped washcloth. Meanwhile, get coworkers interested in commuting and lobby your boss to install a shower.
* Dress in your office if it has a door. If not, use the restroom or a storage room.
* Play on the way home. Scout out a longer route and ride for an hour or more as time and commitments allow. Do intervals, time trials, or hit the hills hard to get a great workout while you’re homeward bound.
If commuting simply won't work for you, here are two popular options:
Early Bird Special
Consider an early-morning workout. By the middle of March it’s usually light enough to get in a ride before work. At dawn there are few cars on the road and the day is brightening every minute.
Getting up in the pre-dawn hour may be the ultimate test of whether you really want to ride. Roll out of bed the minute the alarm rings and don’t think about anything. The longer you lie there moaning about how early it is, the harder it is to extricate yourself from the sheets.
Sleep loss is the biggest risk. Make up the deficit with an earlier bedtime because it’s vital to get enough rest. Lack of sleep can lead to deep fatigue and poor performance in everything you do.
Evening Rides
If your schedule prohibits riding most of the day, try from 9 to 10 or 10:30 p.m. For most people, the kids are in bed, the chores around the house complete, and you’re probably wasting time watching TV.
To make this work, eat a moderate dinner at 6 or 7 p.m., allowing the food to digest by riding time. As an additional benefit this provides motivation not to overeat.
Riding in the dark used to be dangerous because lights were poor. You couldn’t see road hazards clearly, and motorists couldn’t see you. Modern lighting systems make night riding safer, but it’s still smart to use lighted parks or suburban streets if they’re available. By Fred Matheny for www.RoadBikeRider.com
Bali has various areas to explore by riding a bike. A cyclist will have many alternatives to adjust with their fitness level.-----
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Mountain Riding Bike Tour
Choosing a Mountain Bike Holiday to Match Fitness Level
© Helen Smeaton
Jun 14, 2008
Mountain Bike Holiday , Helen Smeaton
Mountain bike holidays can be tough or easy. Find the right bike tour by matching fitness and skills to the trip gradings and by training appropriately beforehand.
With thousands of off-road cycling trips of varying difficulty available across the world, choosing a mountain bike holiday can be difficult. Understanding the trip grading and fitness requirements together with appropriate training for an activity break will maximise enjoyment of the trip.
Mountain Bike Holiday Trip Gradings
Adventure holiday companies commonly use a grading system to indicate trip difficulty and fitness or experience levels required. A good example is provided by Exodus, a leading provider of small group cycling holidays.
A Grade/Easy
Expect largely flat terrain on smooth fire roads or asphalt. Some hill work may be required but any ascents will be short. Suitable for people who enjoy gentle exercise and those wanting a leisurely, more scenic cycling holiday.
B Grade/Moderate
Trips requiring a slightly higher level of fitness, more suited to those who enjoy the odd weekend riding on cross country trails. Reasonable fitness is advisable.
C Grade/ Challenging
Aimed at regular mountain bikers who ride most weekends and have a good level of fitness. Such trips will have some demanding ascents and descents and will sometimes involve riding on technical rocky trails though these can be optional if you choose to walk!
Read more: http://bicycling.suite101.com/article.cfm/cycling_holidays#ixzz0OaigQtLw
D Grade/Strenuous
The highest difficulty level for people experienced at riding on a variety of trails with tough climbs and descents that will push cycling skills to the maximum. A high degree of fitness and bike proficiency is required and appropriate preparation should be made before the trip.
Whilst gradings provide a good benchmark, no grading can fully describe the exact difficulty level of a trip. If in doubt, choose a holiday with a lower grade or you may find terrain and/or gradients that are unsuitable. Although a support vehicle is often available to carry clients who struggle with sections of the trail, many people do not enjoy having to give up if the going gets too tough.
Training for a Mountain Bike Holiday
Any mountain bike holiday requires a basic level of fitness as even the easiest of trips requires several hours of exercise per day. Your mountain bike holiday will be made more enjoyable through some basic preparation:
* Ensure you take regular exercise several times per week prior to the trip to build up stamina.
* Increase the frequency of any cycle training especially if you are an occasional cyclist. Practice cycling for two days back to back even if only for a few hours. This will help prevent saddle soreness when cycling for several days in a row.
* Include some hill work in the cycle training programme. Repeating the same hill section over several weeks will soon enable you to tackle hills with ease.
* Try to do some alternative forms of exercise like weight training and stretching to develop all round fitness and upper body strength essential for a strong biker.
* If embarking on a strenuous or challenging mountain bike holiday, it may be advisable to start a training programme around three months prior to the trip. Leading cycling and fitness expert Hannah Reynolds offers good examples of training plans to suit all levels of mountain bike holidays at the Cycle People.
Choosing the right mountain bike holiday by matching your fitness and experience to the appropriate trip grading, together with some pre-trip training, will ensure you get the most out of an off-road cycling holiday.
Read more: http://bicycling.suite101.com/article.cfm/cycling_holidays#ixzz0Oaiq3iPF
Proclamation of Indonesian Independence
The Proclamation of Indonesian Independence (Indonesian: Proklamasi Kemerdekaan Indonesia, or simply Proklamasi) was officially made at 10.00 a.m. sharp on Friday, August 17, 1945. The declaration marked the start of the diplomatic and armed-resistance of the Indonesian National Revolution, fighting against the forces of the Netherlands until the latter officially acknowledged Indonesia's independence in 1949. In 2005, the Netherlands declared that they had decided to accept 17 August 1945 as Indonesia's independence date[1]
Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta, who were appointed President and Vice-president, respectively, were the documents signatories.
The Declaration Event
The draft was prepared only a few hours earlier, on the night of August 16, by Sukarno, Hatta, and Soebardjo, at Rear-Admiral Maeda (Minoru) Tadashi's house, Miyako-Doori 1, Jakarta (now the "Museum of the Declaration of Independence", JL. Imam Bonjol I, Jakarta). The original Indonesian Declaration of Independence was typed by Sayuti Melik. Maeda himself was sleeping in his room upstairs. He was agreeable to the idea of Indonesia's independence, and had lent his house for the drafting of the declaration. Marshal Terauchi, the highest-ranking Japanese leader in South East Asia and son of Prime Minister Terauchi Masatake, was however against Indonesia's independence, scheduled for August 24.
While the formal preparation of the declaration, and the official independence itself for that matter, had been carefully planned a few months earlier, the actual declaration date was brought forward almost inadvertently as a consequence of the Japanese unconditional surrender to the Allies on August 15 following the Nagasaki atomic bombing. The historic event was triggered by a plot, led by a few more radical youth activists such as Adam Malik and Chairul Saleh, that put pressure on Soekarno and Hatta to proclaim independence immediately. The declaration was to be signed by the 27 members of the Preparatory Committee for Indonesian Independence (PPKI) symbolically representing the new nation's diversity. The particular act was apparently inspired by a similar spirit of the United States Declaration of Independence. However, the idea was heavily turned down by the radical activists mentioned earlier, arguing that the committee was too closely associated with then soon to be defunct Japanese occupation rule, thus creating a potential credibility issue. Instead, the radical activists demanded that the signatures of six of them were to be put on the document. All party involved in the historical moment finally agreed on a compromise solution which only included Soekarno and Mohammad Hatta as the co-signers 'in the name of the nation of Indonesia'
Soekarno had initially wanted the declaration to be read at Ikada Plain, the large open field in the centre of Jakarta, but due to unfounded widespread apprehension over the possibility of Japanese sabotage, the venue was changed to Soekarno's house at Pegangsaan Timur 56. In fact there was no concrete evidence for the growing suspicions, as the Japanese had already surrendered to the Allies, and the Japanese high command in Indonesia had given their permission for the nation's independence. The declaration of independence passed without a hitch.
The Aftermath
The event also triggered several insurgencies and atrocities in some local areas such as Westerling's Celebes Massacre in 1946, the East Sumatra Social Revolution in 1946, and Laskar Hitam. They were carried out by both Dutch-loyalists and anti Dutch-loyalists fighting against each other, as well as by other local militias that simply took advantage of the seemingly uncertain situation following the proclamation.
Draft
In Indonesian
PROKLAMASI
Kami, bangsa Indonesia, dengan ini menyatakan kemerdekaan Indonesia.
Hal-hal yang mengenai pemindahan kekuasaan,d.l.l., diselenggarakan dengan cara saksama dan dalam tempoh yang sesingkat-singkatnya
Djakarta (Jakarta), 17-8-0'5
Wakil-Wakil Bangsa Indonesia
Draft amendments
Three amendments were made to the draft, as follows:
* "tempoh": changed to "tempo", both meaning "time period".
* 17-8-45: changed to "hari 17, boelan 8, tahoen 05" ("day 17, month 8, year 05" of the Japanese sumera calendar); the number "05" is the short form for 2605.
* "Wakil-Wakil Bangsa Indonesia" (Representatives of the people of Indonesian nation): changed to "Atas nama bangsa Indonesia" ("in the name of the nation of Indonesia").
Final text
In Indonesian
PROKLAMASI
Kami, bangsa Indonesia, dengan ini menjatakan kemerdekaan Indonesia.
Hal-hal jang mengenai pemindahan kekoeasaan d.l.l., diselenggarakan dengan tjara saksama dan dalam tempo jang sesingkat-singkatnja.
Djakarta, hari 17 boelan 8 tahoen 05
Atas nama bangsa Indonesia
<<tanda tangan Soekarno/Hatta>>
Soekarno - Hatta
English translation
An English translation published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as of October 1948 included the entire speech as read by Sukarno. It incorporated remarks made immediately prior to and after the actual proclamation. George McTurnan Kahin, a historian on Indonesia, believed that they were omitted from publication in Indonesia either due to Japanese control of media outlets or fear of provoking a harsh Japanese response.[4]
PROCLAMATION
WE THE PEOPLE OF INDONESIA HEREBY DECLARE THE INDEPENDENCE OF
INDONESIA. MATTERS WHICH CONCERN THE TRANSFER OF POWER AND
OTHER THINGS WILL BE EXECUTED BY CAREFUL MEANS AND IN THE
SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
DJAKARTA, 17 AUGUST 1945
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF INDONESIA
SOEKARNO—HATTA
References
1. ^ "Dutch govt expresses regrets over killings in RI". Jakarta Post. 2005-18-08. http://old.thejakartapost.com/yesterdaydetail.asp?fileid=20050818.@04. Retrieved 2008-23-11.
2. ^ "Former governor Ali Sadikin, freedom fighter SK Trimurti die". Jakarta Post. 2008-05-21. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2008/05/21/former-governor-ali-sadikin-freedom-fighter-sk-trimurti-die.html. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
3. ^ Yuliastuti, Dian (2008-05-21). "Freedom Fighter SK Trimurti Dies". Tempo Interactive. http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nasional/2008/05/21/brk,20080521-123376,uk.html. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
4. ^ Kahin, George McT. (April 2000), "Sukarno's Proclamation of Indonesian Independence", Indonesia (Ithaca, NY: Cornell Modern Indonesia Project) 69: 1–4, http://cip.cornell.edu/seap.indo/1106943306.
Further reading
* Anderson, Ben (1972). Java in a Time of Revolution: Occupation and Resistance, 1944-1946. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press. ISBN 0-8014-0687-0.
* Ricklefs, M.C., 1981, A History of modern Indonesia Macmillan Southeast Asian Reprint, p198
* Lembaga Soekarno-Hatta, 1984 Sejarah Lahirnya Undang Undang Dasar 1945 dan Pancasila, Inti Idayu Press, Jakarta, p19
* Direktorat Jenderal Kebudayaan Departemen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan,1991:52-53.
From Wikipedia
read more "Proclamation of Indonesian Independence"
The Proclamation of Indonesian Independence (Indonesian: Proklamasi Kemerdekaan Indonesia, or simply Proklamasi) was officially made at 10.00 a.m. sharp on Friday, August 17, 1945. The declaration marked the start of the diplomatic and armed-resistance of the Indonesian National Revolution, fighting against the forces of the Netherlands until the latter officially acknowledged Indonesia's independence in 1949. In 2005, the Netherlands declared that they had decided to accept 17 August 1945 as Indonesia's independence date[1]
Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta, who were appointed President and Vice-president, respectively, were the documents signatories.
The Declaration Event
The draft was prepared only a few hours earlier, on the night of August 16, by Sukarno, Hatta, and Soebardjo, at Rear-Admiral Maeda (Minoru) Tadashi's house, Miyako-Doori 1, Jakarta (now the "Museum of the Declaration of Independence", JL. Imam Bonjol I, Jakarta). The original Indonesian Declaration of Independence was typed by Sayuti Melik. Maeda himself was sleeping in his room upstairs. He was agreeable to the idea of Indonesia's independence, and had lent his house for the drafting of the declaration. Marshal Terauchi, the highest-ranking Japanese leader in South East Asia and son of Prime Minister Terauchi Masatake, was however against Indonesia's independence, scheduled for August 24.
While the formal preparation of the declaration, and the official independence itself for that matter, had been carefully planned a few months earlier, the actual declaration date was brought forward almost inadvertently as a consequence of the Japanese unconditional surrender to the Allies on August 15 following the Nagasaki atomic bombing. The historic event was triggered by a plot, led by a few more radical youth activists such as Adam Malik and Chairul Saleh, that put pressure on Soekarno and Hatta to proclaim independence immediately. The declaration was to be signed by the 27 members of the Preparatory Committee for Indonesian Independence (PPKI) symbolically representing the new nation's diversity. The particular act was apparently inspired by a similar spirit of the United States Declaration of Independence. However, the idea was heavily turned down by the radical activists mentioned earlier, arguing that the committee was too closely associated with then soon to be defunct Japanese occupation rule, thus creating a potential credibility issue. Instead, the radical activists demanded that the signatures of six of them were to be put on the document. All party involved in the historical moment finally agreed on a compromise solution which only included Soekarno and Mohammad Hatta as the co-signers 'in the name of the nation of Indonesia'
Soekarno had initially wanted the declaration to be read at Ikada Plain, the large open field in the centre of Jakarta, but due to unfounded widespread apprehension over the possibility of Japanese sabotage, the venue was changed to Soekarno's house at Pegangsaan Timur 56. In fact there was no concrete evidence for the growing suspicions, as the Japanese had already surrendered to the Allies, and the Japanese high command in Indonesia had given their permission for the nation's independence. The declaration of independence passed without a hitch.The Aftermath
The event also triggered several insurgencies and atrocities in some local areas such as Westerling's Celebes Massacre in 1946, the East Sumatra Social Revolution in 1946, and Laskar Hitam. They were carried out by both Dutch-loyalists and anti Dutch-loyalists fighting against each other, as well as by other local militias that simply took advantage of the seemingly uncertain situation following the proclamation.
Draft
In Indonesian
PROKLAMASI
Kami, bangsa Indonesia, dengan ini menyatakan kemerdekaan Indonesia.
Hal-hal yang mengenai pemindahan kekuasaan,d.l.l., diselenggarakan dengan cara saksama dan dalam tempoh yang sesingkat-singkatnya
Djakarta (Jakarta), 17-8-0'5
Wakil-Wakil Bangsa Indonesia
Draft amendments
Three amendments were made to the draft, as follows:
* "tempoh": changed to "tempo", both meaning "time period".
* 17-8-45: changed to "hari 17, boelan 8, tahoen 05" ("day 17, month 8, year 05" of the Japanese sumera calendar); the number "05" is the short form for 2605.
* "Wakil-Wakil Bangsa Indonesia" (Representatives of the people of Indonesian nation): changed to "Atas nama bangsa Indonesia" ("in the name of the nation of Indonesia").
Final text
In Indonesian
PROKLAMASI
Kami, bangsa Indonesia, dengan ini menjatakan kemerdekaan Indonesia.
Hal-hal jang mengenai pemindahan kekoeasaan d.l.l., diselenggarakan dengan tjara saksama dan dalam tempo jang sesingkat-singkatnja.
Djakarta, hari 17 boelan 8 tahoen 05
Atas nama bangsa Indonesia
<<tanda tangan Soekarno/Hatta>>
Soekarno - Hatta
English translation
An English translation published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as of October 1948 included the entire speech as read by Sukarno. It incorporated remarks made immediately prior to and after the actual proclamation. George McTurnan Kahin, a historian on Indonesia, believed that they were omitted from publication in Indonesia either due to Japanese control of media outlets or fear of provoking a harsh Japanese response.[4]
PROCLAMATION
WE THE PEOPLE OF INDONESIA HEREBY DECLARE THE INDEPENDENCE OF
INDONESIA. MATTERS WHICH CONCERN THE TRANSFER OF POWER AND
OTHER THINGS WILL BE EXECUTED BY CAREFUL MEANS AND IN THE
SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
DJAKARTA, 17 AUGUST 1945
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF INDONESIA
SOEKARNO—HATTA
References
1. ^ "Dutch govt expresses regrets over killings in RI". Jakarta Post. 2005-18-08. http://old.thejakartapost.com/yesterdaydetail.asp?fileid=20050818.@04. Retrieved 2008-23-11.
2. ^ "Former governor Ali Sadikin, freedom fighter SK Trimurti die". Jakarta Post. 2008-05-21. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2008/05/21/former-governor-ali-sadikin-freedom-fighter-sk-trimurti-die.html. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
3. ^ Yuliastuti, Dian (2008-05-21). "Freedom Fighter SK Trimurti Dies". Tempo Interactive. http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nasional/2008/05/21/brk,20080521-123376,uk.html. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
4. ^ Kahin, George McT. (April 2000), "Sukarno's Proclamation of Indonesian Independence", Indonesia (Ithaca, NY: Cornell Modern Indonesia Project) 69: 1–4, http://cip.cornell.edu/seap.indo/1106943306.
Further reading
* Anderson, Ben (1972). Java in a Time of Revolution: Occupation and Resistance, 1944-1946. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press. ISBN 0-8014-0687-0.
* Ricklefs, M.C., 1981, A History of modern Indonesia Macmillan Southeast Asian Reprint, p198
* Lembaga Soekarno-Hatta, 1984 Sejarah Lahirnya Undang Undang Dasar 1945 dan Pancasila, Inti Idayu Press, Jakarta, p19
* Direktorat Jenderal Kebudayaan Departemen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan,1991:52-53.
From Wikipedia
Bedugul to Ubud Cycling tour is a morning trip for Bali Cycling. We go up to the Bedugul area. We will visit Bali agriculture in dry and wet system in Bali. Having a breakfast by lake of Beratan before the cycling activity conducted.
Cyclists will bike through some combination of Bali genuine scenery with the nature and culture life style of natural Balinese life. While having a fun and healthy morning cycling, there will be refreshment at break point surrounded with rice field view or sometimes stop in Bali village meeting hall. One of outdoors activities that will give us more attention in real Balinese life and the environment. Just follow the path with Bali guide, some of Bali ritual activities are another views along the way. Bali bike tours is around 3.5 hours or more.
[quickshop product="Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour Family"]**
[quickshop product="Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour Adult"]
[quickshop product="Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour Child"]*
*(5-12Years Old)
**(2 Adult + 2 Childern)
Cycling tour includes :
Air conditioned hotel transfer, morning coffe/tea with snacks, refreshment, lunch and insurance cover.
What to bring :
Payment to voucher, hat, sun block or sun screen. short pant and sport shoes.
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read more "Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour"
Cyclists will bike through some combination of Bali genuine scenery with the nature and culture life style of natural Balinese life. While having a fun and healthy morning cycling, there will be refreshment at break point surrounded with rice field view or sometimes stop in Bali village meeting hall. One of outdoors activities that will give us more attention in real Balinese life and the environment. Just follow the path with Bali guide, some of Bali ritual activities are another views along the way. Bali bike tours is around 3.5 hours or more.[quickshop product="Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour Family"]**
[quickshop product="Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour Adult"]
[quickshop product="Bedugul Ubud Cycling Tour Child"]*
*(5-12Years Old)
**(2 Adult + 2 Childern)
Cycling tour includes :
Air conditioned hotel transfer, morning coffe/tea with snacks, refreshment, lunch and insurance cover.
What to bring :
Payment to voucher, hat, sun block or sun screen. short pant and sport shoes.
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Bali Bike Cycling Tours
Cycling tour is a morning trip for Bali Cycling. We will visit Bali agro coffee plantation and have various Bali coffees to taste. having a breakfast at the top of Kintamani mountain. We also call this Bali bike tours as Batur or Kintamani cycling.
Cyclists will bike through some combination of Bali genuine scenery with the nature and culture life style of natural Balinese life. While having a fun and healthy morning cycling, there will be refreshment at break point surrounded with rice field view or sometimes stop in Bali village meeting hall. One of outdoors activities that will give us more attention in real Balinese life and the environment. Just follow the path with Bali guide, some of Bali ritual activities are another views along the way. Bali bike tours is around 2 hours or more.
[quickshop:Bali Bike Cycling Tours Adult:price:35:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] US$ 35 Adult
[quickshop:Bali Bike Cycling Tours Child:price:25:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Child : US$ 25 / Person (5-12Years Old)
[quickshop:Bali Bike Cycling Tours Family:price:120:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Family : US$ 120 (2 Adult + 2 Childern)
Cycling tour includes :
Air conditioned hotel transfer, morning coffe/tea with snacks, refreshment, lunch and insurance cover.
What to bring :
Payment to voucher, hat, sun block or sun screen. short pant and sport shoes.
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Inna Putri Bali Hotel is set on a wide of Nusa Dua. The extensive gardens landscaped around the original established trees, stretch right down to the best beach on the entire peninsula, perfect for swimmers and water sports lovers both high and low tides.
The rhythms of Balinese life in the local community are echoed within the hotel, which as the name Putri (princess) suggests, assures you of a "royal" Bali experience.
How can one aptly describe the magic of Bali?
The island of the Gods is steeped in riches that are beyond material value, Here lush tropical landscapes, culture and tradition, art and theatre, contrast sharply with the simplicity of a rice-farming culture and the dynamism of a modern developing nation.
Nusa Dua, Bali's premier resort, is known for its world class facilities and atmosphere of comfort and privacy. Only 15 minutes from Bali's International Airport,
this oasis of luxury offers a wide range of dining and leisure opportunities.
Inna Putri Bali is set on a wide of Nusa Dua. The extensive gardens landscaped around the original established trees, stretch right down to the best beach on the entire peninsula, perfect for swimmers and water sports lovers both high and low tides.
The rhythms of Balinese life in the local community are echoed within the hotel, which as the name Putri (princess) suggests, assures you of a "royal" Bali experience.
Room
Superior
Each Superior Room has a bedroom and an extra large lounge ideal for families or couples travelling together. An additional connecting room can also be arranged.
Deluxe
Each Deluxe Room has a bedroom and an extra large lounge ideal for families or couples travelling together. An additional connecting room can also be arranged.
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Junior Suite
Junior suites have a comfortable lounge adjoining the bedroom and a large terrace, for entertaining after golf or working late without disturbing your partner.
Two Bedrooms Suite
Rooms are in typical Balinese décor, with individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, three music channels, radio broadcast channel, colour television , in-house video system, satellite transmission, direct telephone ( IDD ) and mini bar.
Penthouse
The Penthouse (Garden View/Sea View), is a duplex with kitchenette and bar as well as bedroom and lounge with spacious terrace - in case you feel like throwing a party.
Garden Cottage
All rooms are in typical Balinese décor, with individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, three music channels, radio broadcast channel, colour television , in-house video system, satellite transmission, direct telephone ( IDD ) and mini bar.
Beach Cottage
All rooms are in typical Balinese décor, with individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, three music channels, radio broadcast channel, colour television , in-house video system, satellite transmission, direct telephone ( IDD ) and mini bar.
Inna Putri Bali Hotel
Hotel, Cottages & Spa
P.O. Box. 1 Nusa Dua
Denpasar 80363, Bali Indonesia
Phone. 62 361 771020 Fax. 62 361 771139
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The rhythms of Balinese life in the local community are echoed within the hotel, which as the name Putri (princess) suggests, assures you of a "royal" Bali experience.How can one aptly describe the magic of Bali?
The island of the Gods is steeped in riches that are beyond material value, Here lush tropical landscapes, culture and tradition, art and theatre, contrast sharply with the simplicity of a rice-farming culture and the dynamism of a modern developing nation.
Nusa Dua, Bali's premier resort, is known for its world class facilities and atmosphere of comfort and privacy. Only 15 minutes from Bali's International Airport,
this oasis of luxury offers a wide range of dining and leisure opportunities.
Inna Putri Bali is set on a wide of Nusa Dua. The extensive gardens landscaped around the original established trees, stretch right down to the best beach on the entire peninsula, perfect for swimmers and water sports lovers both high and low tides.
The rhythms of Balinese life in the local community are echoed within the hotel, which as the name Putri (princess) suggests, assures you of a "royal" Bali experience.
Room
Superior
Each Superior Room has a bedroom and an extra large lounge ideal for families or couples travelling together. An additional connecting room can also be arranged.
Deluxe
Each Deluxe Room has a bedroom and an extra large lounge ideal for families or couples travelling together. An additional connecting room can also be arranged.
More ...
Junior Suite
Junior suites have a comfortable lounge adjoining the bedroom and a large terrace, for entertaining after golf or working late without disturbing your partner.
Two Bedrooms Suite
Rooms are in typical Balinese décor, with individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, three music channels, radio broadcast channel, colour television , in-house video system, satellite transmission, direct telephone ( IDD ) and mini bar.
Penthouse
The Penthouse (Garden View/Sea View), is a duplex with kitchenette and bar as well as bedroom and lounge with spacious terrace - in case you feel like throwing a party.
Garden Cottage
All rooms are in typical Balinese décor, with individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, three music channels, radio broadcast channel, colour television , in-house video system, satellite transmission, direct telephone ( IDD ) and mini bar.
Beach Cottage
All rooms are in typical Balinese décor, with individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, three music channels, radio broadcast channel, colour television , in-house video system, satellite transmission, direct telephone ( IDD ) and mini bar.
Inna Putri Bali Hotel
Hotel, Cottages & Spa
P.O. Box. 1 Nusa Dua
Denpasar 80363, Bali Indonesia
Phone. 62 361 771020 Fax. 62 361 771139
Cycling Jatiluwih will explore Balinese village. It's totally hidden places around mountain area. take a breath for the fresh air. We will ride the 18 km route along superb rice terraces.
Jatiluwih is one of the best rice terraces in Bali. Make your vocation in Bali in real life Bali eco tour with Bike Bali. You will glide through tropical woodlands, rice paddy terraces, pass traditional villages and see cultural buildings such as temples. When you reach Jatiluwih you will get a morning coffee or other refreshment of choice from the Jatiluwih café and then the safety briefing and introduction to the equipment will be carried out. You will be issued with a helmet as well as cycling gloves and the maintained and well checked bikes.
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Jatiluwih is one of the best rice terraces in Bali. Make your vocation in Bali in real life Bali eco tour with Bike Bali. You will glide through tropical woodlands, rice paddy terraces, pass traditional villages and see cultural buildings such as temples. When you reach Jatiluwih you will get a morning coffee or other refreshment of choice from the Jatiluwih café and then the safety briefing and introduction to the equipment will be carried out. You will be issued with a helmet as well as cycling gloves and the maintained and well checked bikes.[quickshop product="Jati Luwih Cycling Adult"]
[quickshop product="Jati Luwih Cycling Child"]
Cycling Jatiluwih will explore Balinese village. It's totally hidden places around mountain area. take a breath for the fresh air. We will ride the 18 km route along superb rice terraces. Jatiluwih is one of the best rice terraces in Bali. Make your vocation in Bali in real life Bali eco tour with Bike Bali.
[quickshop:Jatiluwih Cycling:price:50:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
BEDUGUL MUNDUK CYCLING TRIP
Start, at 07.30 a.m. – 17.00 p.m. Full Day
Beginning the trip from hotel to Bedugul area. Taking breakfast at Ulun Danu temple area with overlooking Beratan lake view. Cycling activity will be started from Wana giri (lot of Monkeys), Munduk village (good Rice terrace), the end cycling tour at Banjar village with the holy hot spring. From this village driving with the Bus go to Antosari village to see the best and the beautifully Rice terrace in Bali and also any kind of plantation like cocoa, coffee, clove, vanilla and lot of other plantations. Back to hotel.
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Start, at 07.30 a.m. – 17.00 p.m. Full Day
Beginning the trip from hotel to Bedugul area. Taking breakfast at Ulun Danu temple area with overlooking Beratan lake view. Cycling activity will be started from Wana giri (lot of Monkeys), Munduk village (good Rice terrace), the end cycling tour at Banjar village with the holy hot spring. From this village driving with the Bus go to Antosari village to see the best and the beautifully Rice terrace in Bali and also any kind of plantation like cocoa, coffee, clove, vanilla and lot of other plantations. Back to hotel.[quickshop product="Bedugul Munduk Cycling Tour Adult"]
[quickshop product="Bedugul Munduk Cycling Tour Child"]
[quickshop product="Bedugul Munduk Cycling Tour Family"]
BEDUGUL MUNDUK CYCLING TRIP
Start, at 07.30 a.m. – 17.00 p.m. Full Day
Beginning the trip from hotel to Bedugul area. Taking breakfast at Ulun Danu temple area with overlooking Beratan lake view. Cycling activity will be started from Wana giri (lot of Monkeys), Munduk village (good Rice terrace), the end cycling tour at Banjar village with the holy hot spring. From this village driving with the Bus go to Antosari village to see the best and the beautifully Rice terrace in Bali and also any kind of plantation like cocoa, coffee, clove, vanilla and lot of other plantations. Back to hotel.
Cycling and Recreation
Most families enjoy cycling together for recreational purposes because it is very relaxing and gives them a good chance to become closer. In the past, families only allowed children to ride their bikes in their own neighborhood but the areas where children ride has expanded far from home. The children had very few choices over where they could ride to enjoy nature because the streets were often paved in asphalt and were deep within the city limits.
The chance to go cycling in the woods was very limited because the homes that children who could afford bicycles were often located in the middle of suburbia and construction crews had cut most of the trees down when they built the neighborhoods. Families turned to public recreation areas to give their children a chance to enjoy fresh air and sunshine and the opportunity to spend a little time together.
Bike paths are plentiful throughout all national parks, and children only have to consider what type of biking that they want to do. They can go cycling on nature paths if they have a bicycle equipped with tires that are suitable for all terrains, and some are lucky enough to get a mountain bike as a gift from family or friends. Boys would generally prefer to own a mountain bike because their recreational interests lean more toward doing stunts and driving bikes through dirt than riding one on an asphalt surface that could do serious damage to their body if they fell off.
Little girls loved riding along bike paths that were far from busy traffic areas because that is where they felt the safest. The bicycles that they would bring with them to these parks would be one that only one person could ride, but they might bring along a tricycle if they had a small sister that wanted to ride with them.
When families visited a State Park, they could all enjoy riding various types of bikes for recreational purposes and parents would know that the children were getting good exercise while having a good time too. Some of the children might race against each other in parking lots, or they could take their cycling to the streets where they could pedal for hours without any obstacles getting in their way. There were many people who practiced their cycling team challenges at the park, and children loved to sit and watch them race.
Most children were satisfied that they were outdoors and rarely came when called the first time because they would not be ready to inside. When using a bicycle for recreation purposes, most children would find things to put in the spokes just so they could hear the puttering sounds as the pieces of cardboard went round and round. Cycling is still fun for these children and they probably will take their own children biking one day. Cycling in state parks will be around for a long time to come and most children know this and have the presence of mind and patience to wait for the next opportunity.
Thanks to Mr. James Brown
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Most families enjoy cycling together for recreational purposes because it is very relaxing and gives them a good chance to become closer. In the past, families only allowed children to ride their bikes in their own neighborhood but the areas where children ride has expanded far from home. The children had very few choices over where they could ride to enjoy nature because the streets were often paved in asphalt and were deep within the city limits.
The chance to go cycling in the woods was very limited because the homes that children who could afford bicycles were often located in the middle of suburbia and construction crews had cut most of the trees down when they built the neighborhoods. Families turned to public recreation areas to give their children a chance to enjoy fresh air and sunshine and the opportunity to spend a little time together.Bike paths are plentiful throughout all national parks, and children only have to consider what type of biking that they want to do. They can go cycling on nature paths if they have a bicycle equipped with tires that are suitable for all terrains, and some are lucky enough to get a mountain bike as a gift from family or friends. Boys would generally prefer to own a mountain bike because their recreational interests lean more toward doing stunts and driving bikes through dirt than riding one on an asphalt surface that could do serious damage to their body if they fell off.
Little girls loved riding along bike paths that were far from busy traffic areas because that is where they felt the safest. The bicycles that they would bring with them to these parks would be one that only one person could ride, but they might bring along a tricycle if they had a small sister that wanted to ride with them.
When families visited a State Park, they could all enjoy riding various types of bikes for recreational purposes and parents would know that the children were getting good exercise while having a good time too. Some of the children might race against each other in parking lots, or they could take their cycling to the streets where they could pedal for hours without any obstacles getting in their way. There were many people who practiced their cycling team challenges at the park, and children loved to sit and watch them race.
Most children were satisfied that they were outdoors and rarely came when called the first time because they would not be ready to inside. When using a bicycle for recreation purposes, most children would find things to put in the spokes just so they could hear the puttering sounds as the pieces of cardboard went round and round. Cycling is still fun for these children and they probably will take their own children biking one day. Cycling in state parks will be around for a long time to come and most children know this and have the presence of mind and patience to wait for the next opportunity.
Thanks to Mr. James Brown
Cycling and Human Power
The bicycle is a tremendously efficient means of transportation. In fact cycling is more efficient than any other method of travel--including walking! The one billion bicycles in the world are a testament to its effectiveness. The engine for this efficient mode of transport is the human body. Because bodies are fueled by food, diet plays an important role in how the body performs. Different muscle groups and types provide the power. Genetic inheritance, intensive training, and a competitive drive help top athletes push the boundaries of endurance and speed on the bicycle.
How Far Do You Want To Go?
It takes less energy to bicycle one mile than it takes to walk a mile. In fact, a bicycle can be up to 5 times more efficient than walking. If we compare the amount of calories burned in bicycling to the number of calories an automobile burns, the difference is astounding. One hundred calories can power a cyclist for three miles, but it would only power a car 280 feet (85 meters)!
Bike Culture
In the United States many people still consider cycling only a recreation or professional sport. But millions of Americans have found that cycling is a great way to get work or get around town. Some cyclists are banding together and forming organizations and events advocating issues important to cyclists.
The bicycle has had a great impact on popular culture as well. In fashion, the bicycle was largely responsible for changing women's clothing in the late 1800s. Restrictive corsets and long dresses made way for bloomers and later trousers.
In the art world, the bicycle has made its way into painting and sculpture. Most notably in Marcel Duchamp's Roue de Bicyclette or Bicycle Wheel which is considered the first 'readymade' sculpture.
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read more "Cycling and Human Power"
The bicycle is a tremendously efficient means of transportation. In fact cycling is more efficient than any other method of travel--including walking! The one billion bicycles in the world are a testament to its effectiveness. The engine for this efficient mode of transport is the human body. Because bodies are fueled by food, diet plays an important role in how the body performs. Different muscle groups and types provide the power. Genetic inheritance, intensive training, and a competitive drive help top athletes push the boundaries of endurance and speed on the bicycle.
How Far Do You Want To Go?
It takes less energy to bicycle one mile than it takes to walk a mile. In fact, a bicycle can be up to 5 times more efficient than walking. If we compare the amount of calories burned in bicycling to the number of calories an automobile burns, the difference is astounding. One hundred calories can power a cyclist for three miles, but it would only power a car 280 feet (85 meters)!Bike Culture
In the United States many people still consider cycling only a recreation or professional sport. But millions of Americans have found that cycling is a great way to get work or get around town. Some cyclists are banding together and forming organizations and events advocating issues important to cyclists.
The bicycle has had a great impact on popular culture as well. In fashion, the bicycle was largely responsible for changing women's clothing in the late 1800s. Restrictive corsets and long dresses made way for bloomers and later trousers.
In the art world, the bicycle has made its way into painting and sculpture. Most notably in Marcel Duchamp's Roue de Bicyclette or Bicycle Wheel which is considered the first 'readymade' sculpture.
see more on exploratorium
Villa Jajaliluna
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak (oberoi area)
Phone 0361 737564
The symmetrical villa is comprised of three separate, self-contained pavilions positioned around a stunning swimming pool, adjacent to a flat green lawn within a walled courtyard garden. The main 2-storey pavilion houses the living room, together with a breezy upstairs mezzanine and balcony, and four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. There is also a family lounge, which doubles as a yoga pavilion, and an elegant dining pavilion. Taking advantage of the villa’s tropical location, all of the rooms boast large teakwood-framed glass doors that can be pocketed away to allow the cool breezes to circulate, thereby ensuring that guests can enjoy the full impact of the surroundings while sheltered from the elements. With its spacious and luxurious atmosphere, Villa Jajaliluna is ideally suited for families and small groups of discerning people who want to experience the best of Bali.
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Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak (oberoi area)
Phone 0361 737564
The symmetrical villa is comprised of three separate, self-contained pavilions positioned around a stunning swimming pool, adjacent to a flat green lawn within a walled courtyard garden. The main 2-storey pavilion houses the living room, together with a breezy upstairs mezzanine and balcony, and four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. There is also a family lounge, which doubles as a yoga pavilion, and an elegant dining pavilion. Taking advantage of the villa’s tropical location, all of the rooms boast large teakwood-framed glass doors that can be pocketed away to allow the cool breezes to circulate, thereby ensuring that guests can enjoy the full impact of the surroundings while sheltered from the elements. With its spacious and luxurious atmosphere, Villa Jajaliluna is ideally suited for families and small groups of discerning people who want to experience the best of Bali.Padma Bali Hotel
Jl. Padma No. 1 Legian Bali 80361
Phone: (0)361 752111
Situated on Legian's legendary sunset beach just outside Kuta, Hotel Padma Bali is spaciously set within a romantic garden landscape providing guests with a village-style hideaway with comfortable accommodation, world class facilities and Balinese hospitality.
Lush tropical greenery entwined with lotus ponds throughout
the hotel creates a harmonious balance of peace and tranquility.
Each guest room features an ensuite bathroom, satellite
television, mini bar, tea/coffee making facility, individually controlled air-conditioning, direct dial telephone and private balcony overlooking a serene garden courtyard.
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Jl. Padma No. 1 Legian Bali 80361
Phone: (0)361 752111
Situated on Legian's legendary sunset beach just outside Kuta, Hotel Padma Bali is spaciously set within a romantic garden landscape providing guests with a village-style hideaway with comfortable accommodation, world class facilities and Balinese hospitality.
Lush tropical greenery entwined with lotus ponds throughoutthe hotel creates a harmonious balance of peace and tranquility.
Each guest room features an ensuite bathroom, satellite
television, mini bar, tea/coffee making facility, individually controlled air-conditioning, direct dial telephone and private balcony overlooking a serene garden courtyard.
Hotel Puri Cendana – a passionate getaway set in the vibrant Seminyak area, where lodges are beautifully mixed with the tropical nature, and where the traditional value is harmoniously blended with the contemporary touch.What a perfect mixture!
Room
Hotel Puri Cendana features cottages set in tropical gardens outfitted with antique furniture and ornaments, mosquito net and air conditioning, terrazzo bathroom with garden view and private balcony.
12 duplex suites arranged on two story with living room, terrazzo bath room with hot and cold water on the ground floor and private balcony.
More facilities include mini bar, wash hand basin, IDD phones, in-room fax machines, and in-room movies, and billiard. Non-smoking rooms and rooms for disabled are also available, while extra bed and baby cots are provided on request.
White Rose Hotel combines modern Balinese elegance with the luxury traditions of a 4 star property and the ultimate facilities for the best comfort.
With its 150 rooms displayed among 1.6 ha of tropical lush gardens and temples, White Rose Hotel is conveniently located on Legian Main Street, in the heart of Kuta Beach, shopping and entertainment area... 10 minutes only from the International Airport.
White Rose Bali
Jl. Legian - Kuta Tel. +62 (361) 756 515, Fax. +62 (361) 753 523
PO. Box 3867. Denpasar Bali 80001- Indonesia.
Room
Each of the 96 Standard rooms is equipped with your choice of twin or king size beds, individual air conditioning, cable TV programs (HBO, Cartoon Network, CNN, ...), IDD telephone, hair dryer, private terrace or balcony, and a shared living room.
The 48 Deluxe rooms and 4 Super Deluxe rooms feature also tea & coffee maker, mini bar, safety box, and bathrobes.
For travelers with family, there is 2 Family Suites designed for you to feel the comfort like at home after your journey exploring Bali.
Rooms have been designed to accommodate couples, family or individual travelers and ensure their privacy and comfort. The ideal combination for fun but cozy vacation.
CONDITIONS
No extra charge for children under 12 years old sharing with parents with no extra bed requirement.
Check-in at 1 PM and Check-out at 12 PM.
One night deposit is required to guarantee your bookings.
One night room charge if cancellation made less than 7 days prior to arrival date.
Day use charge will be 50% of normal rate and room could be extended until 6 PM.
24 hours room service
Rate
RATE ---> ROOM TYPE - INTERNET RATES (US$)
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Standard:price:70:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Standard - 70.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Deluxe:price:88:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Deluxe - 88.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Super Deluxe:price:98:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Super Deluxe - 98.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Family Suite:price:126:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Family Suite - 126.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Extra bed:price:35:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Extra bed - 35.00
RATE -->MEALS PRICE ( US $ )
[quickshop:White Rose Bali American Breakfast:price:10:end] American Breakfast 10.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Lunch:price:20:end] Lunch 20.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Dinner:price:20:end] Dinner 25.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Dinner with cultural show:price:30:end] Dinner with cultural show 30.00
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With its 150 rooms displayed among 1.6 ha of tropical lush gardens and temples, White Rose Hotel is conveniently located on Legian Main Street, in the heart of Kuta Beach, shopping and entertainment area... 10 minutes only from the International Airport.
White Rose Bali
Jl. Legian - Kuta Tel. +62 (361) 756 515, Fax. +62 (361) 753 523
PO. Box 3867. Denpasar Bali 80001- Indonesia.
Room
Each of the 96 Standard rooms is equipped with your choice of twin or king size beds, individual air conditioning, cable TV programs (HBO, Cartoon Network, CNN, ...), IDD telephone, hair dryer, private terrace or balcony, and a shared living room.The 48 Deluxe rooms and 4 Super Deluxe rooms feature also tea & coffee maker, mini bar, safety box, and bathrobes.
For travelers with family, there is 2 Family Suites designed for you to feel the comfort like at home after your journey exploring Bali.
Rooms have been designed to accommodate couples, family or individual travelers and ensure their privacy and comfort. The ideal combination for fun but cozy vacation.
CONDITIONS
No extra charge for children under 12 years old sharing with parents with no extra bed requirement.
Check-in at 1 PM and Check-out at 12 PM.
One night deposit is required to guarantee your bookings.
One night room charge if cancellation made less than 7 days prior to arrival date.
Day use charge will be 50% of normal rate and room could be extended until 6 PM.
24 hours room service
Rate
RATE ---> ROOM TYPE - INTERNET RATES (US$)
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Standard:price:70:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Standard - 70.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Deluxe:price:88:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Deluxe - 88.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Super Deluxe:price:98:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Super Deluxe - 98.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Family Suite:price:126:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Family Suite - 126.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Extra bed:price:35:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end] Extra bed - 35.00
RATE -->MEALS PRICE ( US $ )
[quickshop:White Rose Bali American Breakfast:price:10:end] American Breakfast 10.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Lunch:price:20:end] Lunch 20.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Dinner:price:20:end] Dinner 25.00
[quickshop:White Rose Bali Dinner with cultural show:price:30:end] Dinner with cultural show 30.00
Bali Agung Village - Accommodation 32 standard villa room in 8 units of two storey buildings from the bungalow series, each unit consists of 4 standard villa rooms.
Our deluxe villas are an own unity themselves, each of them yet standing next to each other but still a full area for your own privacy and cozy garden terrace.
Balinese influence in the architecture is prevalent, topped with the famous traditional Balinese style thatched roofs which give a splendid final touch of being in Bali.
Bali Agung village, Jl. Sarinande Seminyak - Kuta, Phone : +62 361 233599
Bali Agung Village - Services & Facilities
HOTEL FACILITIES
# Restaurant, serve European, Chinese & Indonesian Food.
# Pool-side Bar.
# Swimming Pool.
# Colorful performance of Balinese dancing are given at Gala Buffet Dinner
# Telephone with IDD line.
ROOM FACILITIES
# Air conditioning with private control
# Hot & cold running water
# Private bath & shower
# Color television
# Mini Bar
# Verandah
OTHER SERVICES & FACILITIES
# News Stand
# Laundry Services
# Tours & Travel Service
# Car Rental
# Safety Deposit Boxes
# Major Credit Card accepted
# Shuttle Service
Bali Agung Village _ Room Rates
Published Rate: valid until Mar 31, 2010
Room Type ----> DBL/TWN ------>B’fast
Villa ------------> USD 181.50 ----> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Villa Dbl/Twn:price:181.50:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Standard-------> USD 84.70------> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Standard Dbl/Twn:price:84.70:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Note:
- DBL/TWN: Double / Twin bed
- B’fast: Breakfast
- Incl: Included
- Rates are quoted in American Dollar (USD) & inclusive of 21 % tax & service (per room per night)....Bali Agung Village - Accommodation 32 standard villa room in 8 units of two storey buildings from the bungalow series, each unit consists of 4 standard villa rooms.
Our deluxe villas are an own unity themselves, each of them yet standing next to each other but still a full area for your own privacy and cozy garden terrace.
Balinese influence in the architecture is prevalent, topped with the famous traditional Balinese style thatched roofs which give a splendid final touch of being in Bali.
Bali Agung village, Jl. Sarinande Seminyak - Kuta, Phone : +62 361 233599
Bali Agung Village - Services & Facilities
HOTEL FACILITIES
# Restaurant, serve European, Chinese & Indonesian Food.
# Pool-side Bar.
# Swimming Pool.
# Colorful performance of Balinese dancing are given at Gala Buffet Dinner
# Telephone with IDD line.
ROOM FACILITIES
# Air conditioning with private control
# Hot & cold running water
# Private bath & shower
# Color television
# Mini Bar
# Verandah
OTHER SERVICES & FACILITIES
# News Stand
# Laundry Services
# Tours & Travel Service
# Car Rental
# Safety Deposit Boxes
# Major Credit Card accepted
# Shuttle Service
Bali Agung Village _ Room Rates
Published Rate: valid until Mar 31, 2010
Room Type ----> DBL/TWN ------>B’fast
Villa ------------> USD 181.50 ----> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Villa Dbl/Twn:price:181.50:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Standard-------> USD 84.70------> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Standard Dbl/Twn:price:84.70:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Note:
- DBL/TWN: Double / Twin bed
- B’fast: Breakfast
- Incl: Included
- Rates are quoted in American Dollar (USD) & inclusive of 21 % tax & service (per room per night).
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Our deluxe villas are an own unity themselves, each of them yet standing next to each other but still a full area for your own privacy and cozy garden terrace.
Balinese influence in the architecture is prevalent, topped with the famous traditional Balinese style thatched roofs which give a splendid final touch of being in Bali.
Bali Agung village, Jl. Sarinande Seminyak - Kuta, Phone : +62 361 233599
Bali Agung Village - Services & Facilities
HOTEL FACILITIES
# Restaurant, serve European, Chinese & Indonesian Food.
# Pool-side Bar.
# Swimming Pool.
# Colorful performance of Balinese dancing are given at Gala Buffet Dinner
# Telephone with IDD line.
ROOM FACILITIES
# Air conditioning with private control
# Hot & cold running water
# Private bath & shower
# Color television
# Mini Bar
# Verandah
OTHER SERVICES & FACILITIES
# News Stand
# Laundry Services
# Tours & Travel Service
# Car Rental
# Safety Deposit Boxes
# Major Credit Card accepted
# Shuttle Service
Bali Agung Village _ Room Rates
Published Rate: valid until Mar 31, 2010
Room Type ----> DBL/TWN ------>B’fast
Villa ------------> USD 181.50 ----> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Villa Dbl/Twn:price:181.50:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Standard-------> USD 84.70------> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Standard Dbl/Twn:price:84.70:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Note:
- DBL/TWN: Double / Twin bed
- B’fast: Breakfast
- Incl: Included
- Rates are quoted in American Dollar (USD) & inclusive of 21 % tax & service (per room per night)....Bali Agung Village - Accommodation 32 standard villa room in 8 units of two storey buildings from the bungalow series, each unit consists of 4 standard villa rooms.
Our deluxe villas are an own unity themselves, each of them yet standing next to each other but still a full area for your own privacy and cozy garden terrace.
Balinese influence in the architecture is prevalent, topped with the famous traditional Balinese style thatched roofs which give a splendid final touch of being in Bali.
Bali Agung village, Jl. Sarinande Seminyak - Kuta, Phone : +62 361 233599
Bali Agung Village - Services & Facilities
HOTEL FACILITIES
# Restaurant, serve European, Chinese & Indonesian Food.
# Pool-side Bar.
# Swimming Pool.
# Colorful performance of Balinese dancing are given at Gala Buffet Dinner
# Telephone with IDD line.
ROOM FACILITIES
# Air conditioning with private control
# Hot & cold running water
# Private bath & shower
# Color television
# Mini Bar
# Verandah
OTHER SERVICES & FACILITIES
# News Stand
# Laundry Services
# Tours & Travel Service
# Car Rental
# Safety Deposit Boxes
# Major Credit Card accepted
# Shuttle Service
Bali Agung Village _ Room Rates
Published Rate: valid until Mar 31, 2010
Room Type ----> DBL/TWN ------>B’fast
Villa ------------> USD 181.50 ----> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Villa Dbl/Twn:price:181.50:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Standard-------> USD 84.70------> Not Incl---->[quickshop:Bali Agung Village Standard Dbl/Twn:price:84.70:shipping:0:shipping2:0:end]
Note:
- DBL/TWN: Double / Twin bed
- B’fast: Breakfast
- Incl: Included
- Rates are quoted in American Dollar (USD) & inclusive of 21 % tax & service (per room per night).
Note on riding a bike was long time ago recorded in Bali. It is located in Buleleng regency, in the Kubutambahan village and is widely accepted to be a depiction of W.O.J. Nieuwenkamp, a Dutch artist who was the first person to bring a bicycle to the island in 1904. A complete description of a man riding a bicycle with flower petals for wheels was carved on the wall of Pura _ Temple Maduwe _ Karang.
Nieuwenkampf, a Dutch artist who first explored Bali at the beginning of the century. He travelled around the island by bike, stopping to make sketches of the temples and religious events he witnessed. Pura Maduwe Karang means Temple of the Land Owner.
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Nieuwenkampf, a Dutch artist who first explored Bali at the beginning of the century. He travelled around the island by bike, stopping to make sketches of the temples and religious events he witnessed. Pura Maduwe Karang means Temple of the Land Owner.
There are some reasons why most people choose cycling for the outdoors activity in Bali. In the mountain area, the air is still fresh and clean. Vocation in Bali with BikeBali is not only for the exploration but also for the healthy activities with your partner or your beloved family. Bike adventure is also easy. Cycling is conducted for the downhill and follow the traffic with no jam and no crowded path. The most interesting one is the original condition of Balinese village with their daily activities. What else….
Our cycling _ adventure team is developing for any tour in Bali with more best partner selections too. Cycling is an interesting activity weather for solo adventurer or big group adventurers. Cycling in Bali takes a wonderful two, three or even more than four hour downhill _ ride through villages and rice fields. Typically Kintamani cycling tour starts with a walk through a spice plantation and morning coffee, then on to Kintamini for breakfast overlooking the lake at Mount Batur. The cycling tour will be concluded with a unique Balinese meal at a traditional Balinese compound or house.
When the cycling trip passes one village to the other Balinese villages, we will find the real life of the villagers. Some Balinese farmers do their activities on rice fields or sometimes walk on the road with something on their shoulder or something on the head _ carrying a basket of grass on her head _ for Balinese woman. Local children approach us wave their hands, call out and are eager to slap hands as they are cheer us on the road. Cycling in Bali just completely observe many original Bali life and unique nature. It is about nature when it is combined with Balinese people treat their environment in harmonious way. The cycling trip will give us direct explanation along the way for the rice growing in Bali with their well known irrigation system _ Subak, the village temple and Balinese meeting hall. Frequently stops will be more chances to get more pictures to shoot. Half of the journey passed, we take a rest for refreshments and a detailed discussion for clear description of village life.
Then cycling tour takes the next road, a number of guides are always riding with us and a van always near by to transport anyone unable to ride the full distance.
read more "Bike Bali Cycling in Bali"
Our cycling _ adventure team is developing for any tour in Bali with more best partner selections too. Cycling is an interesting activity weather for solo adventurer or big group adventurers. Cycling in Bali takes a wonderful two, three or even more than four hour downhill _ ride through villages and rice fields. Typically Kintamani cycling tour starts with a walk through a spice plantation and morning coffee, then on to Kintamini for breakfast overlooking the lake at Mount Batur. The cycling tour will be concluded with a unique Balinese meal at a traditional Balinese compound or house.When the cycling trip passes one village to the other Balinese villages, we will find the real life of the villagers. Some Balinese farmers do their activities on rice fields or sometimes walk on the road with something on their shoulder or something on the head _ carrying a basket of grass on her head _ for Balinese woman. Local children approach us wave their hands, call out and are eager to slap hands as they are cheer us on the road. Cycling in Bali just completely observe many original Bali life and unique nature. It is about nature when it is combined with Balinese people treat their environment in harmonious way. The cycling trip will give us direct explanation along the way for the rice growing in Bali with their well known irrigation system _ Subak, the village temple and Balinese meeting hall. Frequently stops will be more chances to get more pictures to shoot. Half of the journey passed, we take a rest for refreshments and a detailed discussion for clear description of village life.
Then cycling tour takes the next road, a number of guides are always riding with us and a van always near by to transport anyone unable to ride the full distance.
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