JUNE 2023

B A L I
The Island of Gods

GROUP 2 CLASS B
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This magazine will give you

experience like visiting Bali. It
is located in Indonesia,
Denpasar Province. This
magazine also explain briefly
about the information of Bali

Bali, the paradise on earth

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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Tagline
04 Know About Bali

Geography
05 Know About Bali

Transportation
07 What to Ride?

People n Culture
09 The Heritage of Bali

Climate
17 How's the Weather?

Place of Interest
19 Where to Go?

Info & Tips

24 Some information for you
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Tagline

This tagline was created with the

intention that tourists can find and
feel peace in Bali

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 Geography 05

KNOW ABOUT
BALI
Bali is well known as the Island of Gods, it
is essential to the idea of Paradise Island.
Cause when you arrive there it will met up
your expectation.

You would be spoiled with the precious

view of tropical nature, beaches with great
waves for surfing, also by the culture and
heritage.

Bali, often referred to as the "Island of the

Gods," is a tropical paradise located in
Indonesia. This small island is packed with
a myriad of experiences that attract
travelers from all around the world. From
its stunning landscapes to its vibrant
culture, Bali offers a unique and
enchanting destination.
"May all your days be bright, full of light, like a
beautiful sunset in Bali"
The natural beauty of Bali is awe-inspiring. The
island is adorned with lush rice terraces that
cascade down hillsides, creating a mesmerizing
green tapestry. In addition to the terraced fields,
Bali boasts majestic volcanoes, dense jungles,
serene lakes, and picturesque waterfalls. Its
coastline is adorned with pristine sandy beaches,
crystal-clear turquoise waters, and dramatic
cliffs that provide breathtaking views.
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IDENTITY
OF BALI

IDENTITIES

North: Bali Sea

South: Indian Ocean
West: Bali Strait
East: Lombok Strait
Country: Indonesia
Language: Bahasa Indonesia and Bali local
language
Population: 834,881
Time: GMT +8
Currency: Rupiah (Rp)
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in bali
Transportation
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WHAT TO RIDE ?

You can go by the PLANE From your city to go

to Bali comfortably and quickly. Usually use a
YACHT to cross from Ketapang Harbor to
Bali. Or maybe you are traveling with a group
you can use the BUS.
To go to Bali from your city or traveling around You can use a BICYCLE to travelling around
Bali, you can also use the CAR and you can rent Bali. You can rent in rentals. Thinking of party
in rentals.. Traveling around Bali by while traveling around the small islands in Bali.
MOTORBIKE is very pleasant, you can rent in You can rent YACHT in rentals.
rentals
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people & culture

udeng

Kebaya
white
shirt

Selendang

kamen kamen
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KNOW ABOUT
KAIN POLENG

Symbol of Dual Existence, there is life and Symbol of Harmony, Kain Poleng of
death. Bali also depicts the harmony in life and
the universe.
It becomes a symbol of Bali's cultural
identity. When worn by the Balinese
people in traditional ceremonies.

As a form of respect and protection

towards spiritual forces.
 Sculpture

Sculpture is one of the most famous art

forms in Bali. Balinese statues are often
carved with intricate and delicate details.
They depict various themes, such as Hindu
gods, epic figures, and figures from Balinese
mythology. Common materials used to
make sculptures include wood, stone, and
metal

Legong Dance

Balinese dance is one of the most famous art

forms on the island. Balinese dance includes
many types of dance, including ritual
dances, story dances, and entertainment
dances. Balinese dance movements are filled
with emotional expression, beautiful body
movements, and beautiful costumes. .

Balinese Painting

Balinese painting is also very popular, with

strong influences from traditional and
modern styles. Balinese paintings often
depict mythological themes, landscapes,
everyday life or religious stories. The
painting techniques used can vary,
including traditional oil painting,
watercolor painting, and new art painting.

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Religion
In Bali, the majority of the population
adheres to Hinduism. However, the Hindu
religion practiced in Bali has different
characteristics from Hinduism in India or
elsewhere in Indonesia. Hinduism in Bali is
known as the Religion of "Hindu Dharma",
which combines elements of Hinduism with
indigenous Balinese beliefs called "Agama
Tirtha" or "Balinese Religion".

Tradition
The Hindu community in Bali has a
celebration called Nyepi Day. During this
holiday, the Balinese Hindu community is
required to observe silence, stay at home,
refrain from working, avoid lighting fires,
and abstain from making noise for a full day

Galungan and Kuningan are important

religious celebrations for the Balinese Hindu
community. Galungan marks the victory of
good over evil, while Kuningan signifies the
final day of the celebration. During these
festivities, houses are adorned with 'Penjor,'
decorative bamboo poles wrapped in young
coconut leaves, which line the streets of Bali

Language

Although Balinese is used as an everyday

language by the Balinese, Indonesian is also
widely understood and used on the island,
especially in interactions with tourists and
in formal communication. English is also
mastered by most Balinese people who are
involved in the tourism industry, trade, and
other sectors related to international
communication.

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BALI
ARCHITEC
TURE

INFLUENCED
BY
HINDUISM
Traditional Balinese buildings
tend to have complex and
symmetrical shapes. In its design,
there is the use of multi-storey
structures with soaring roofs.
These buildings often consist of
several pavilions connected by a Meru is a layered tower with a terraced roof, which symbolizes the
series of open courtyards. sacred mountain and is considered the abode of the gods in Hindu
belief. Meru is usually made of wood with elaborate carvings.
One of the most iconic features of
Balinese architecture is the "Meru Meru is a layered tower with a terraced roof, which symbolizes the
or Padmasana." sacred mountain and is considered the abode of the gods in Hindu
belief. Meru is usually made of wood with elaborate carvings.
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Bali
Architecture
Hindu influence in Bali its
architectural characteristics

Uncover Bali
Where Ancient Wisdom Meets
Modern Wanderlust

UNIQUE BLEND OF
TRADITIONAL BALINESE

Wood is an important element in Bali has many temples (temple)

Balinese architecture, and is often
decorated with intricate and
beautiful carvings. Wood carvings
are often found on doors,
windows, pillars and other
decorative ornaments. The carving
motifs are generally inspired by
Hindu mythology and epic stories,
such as the Ramayana and
Mahabharata.
which are the center of
religious activities. These
temples are generally built
using large stones that are
carefully hewn. These stones are
believed to have spiritual
powers and are considered as
physical manifestations of the
existence of the gods.
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SOCIAL
LIFE

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 Climate 17

CLIMATE
How's the Weather?

Bali has a tropical climate

characterized by warm temperatures
and distinct wet and dry seasons.

Wet Season (October to March).

Bali's wet season brings frequent
rainfall and high humidity. The
rainiest months are typically
December and January. During this
time, expect regular afternoon
showers and occasional heavy
downpours. The wet season also
brings lush green landscapes and
vibrant vegetation.

Dry Season (April to September).

Bali's dry season is generally sunny
with lower humidity levels. The
months of July and August tend to be
the driest. The dry season is popular
among tourists for its pleasant
weather, making it an ideal time for
outdoor activities, exploring beaches,
and enjoying water sports.
Bali has a relatively high level of
humidity, which can range from 70%
to 90% throughout the year. The
humidity is more pronounced during
the wet season.
Bali experiences warm temperatures
throughout the year, with average
highs ranging from 28°C (82°F) to
33°C (91°F). Evenings and nights are
generally cooler, with temperatures
dropping to around 23°C (73°F). The
coastal areas tend to be slightly cooler
due to sea breezes, while the highland
areas, such as Ubud, can be slightly
cooler than the coastal regions.
Bali is a renowned destination for
surfers, and the island experiences
different surfing conditions during the
wet and dry seasons. The wet season,
particularly from November to
February, brings larger swells and
more consistent surf on the west coast.
The dry season, from May to
September, is associated with smaller
waves but generally cleaner
conditions, making it suitable for
beginners and intermediate surfers.
It's important to note that weather
patterns can vary, and occasional
deviations from the typical climate
may occur. It's advisable to check the
weather forecast closer to your travel
dates for the most accurate and up-to-
date information.
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PLACE OF INTEREST
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NATURAL TOURISM
THE SACRED AND SECRET
CANYON OF SUKAWATI

Bali has a very unusual tourist attraction

known as Sukawati. Beji Guwang is a
hidden canyon with a mysterious river
flow. The canyon is naturally formed by
the flow of the river and has an eye-
catching, exotic appearance. This is a
truly Instagrammable place.

The Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon is

located on Jalan Sahadewa in Gianyar
Regency, Sukawati, Gwan and Banjar
Wanbun, Bali. It is about 14 kilometres
north of Denpasar city and 15 kilometres
from Ubud.
Beji Guwang Hidden Gorge is still believed
to be a sacred area by the local people. Near
this river and Velis is the Vezi temple which
has a spring.

Access to this waterfall located in the

village of Gianyar is also quite easy. Unlike
other waterfalls, this waterfall does not
require climbing or trekking. You will
arrive at the waterfall location within 15
minutes. The beauty of Kanto Lampo is
further enhanced by its slightly hidden
location.

KANTO LAMPO Unlike other waterfalls in Bali, the water

WATERFALL
A place of worship where you can take a
deep breath and be immersed. This
beautiful and seasonal waterfall is a
stunning sight as it flows over terraced
rocks.
source is a dam and this waterfall is
completely new. However, the
emergence of this new waterfall has been
a blessing for the villagers. Many tourists
visit the waterfall again and again.
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ADVENTURE
TOURISM

Mount Batur Jeep

Adventure is the right
option for people who
want to experience the
beauty of Mount Batur
without climbing. This
package is for those of you Tanjung Jepung Snorkelling Spot is one of the best
who can't stand trekking snorkelling spots in Amuk Bay. It is located next to
for 4 to 5 hours at night. In the Odyssey Bali dive boat. Enjoy the best
this package, you can also underwater scenery with beautiful corals and
invite your kids or your colourful fish. Our snorkelling guide will take you to
parents for a jeep the right snorkelling spot to make your snorkelling
adventure at Mount Batur. experience fun and memorable.

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CULTURAL
TOURISM
Kecak dance is said to originate from
an ancient Balinese ritual called
Sanghyang, in which dancers go into
a trance, intended to ward off or
ward off evil spirits. The dance first
appeared in 1930 after Balinese
dancers Wayang Rimbak
collaborated with German painter
Walter Spieth to create a dramatic
performance version of Sanghyang
that combined the epic story of the
Ramayana.

"leak" can also refer to a supernatural

figure or spirit in Balinese folklore.
The term has different meanings
depending on the context, so it's
important to consider the specific
context when referring to "leak."

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SHOPPING
TOURISM
TEGALLANG ART MARKET
AND KUTA ART MARKET

Located only 400 metres from Kuta

Beach, Kuta Art Market is a
shopping paradise for tourists
looking to buy some affordable
souvenirs. This open-air market
stretches from Jalan Bakung Sari to
Jalan Kartika Plaza. Tourists can
stroll through the area and browse
through a variety of beautiful
paintings, keychains, clothing, and
other local products. As with any
roadside stalls, bargaining is the key
to getting a bargain at Kuta Art
Market.

A more affordable alternative to

Bali's overpriced department
stores is Tegallalang Market.
Traditional stalls in Tegallalang's
quiet rice fields sell authentic
Balinese goods, especially
household items and furniture.
After shopping, you can enjoy the
cool vibes and fresh greenery of
Tegallalang's rice fields 1.8km
away.

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THE ULTIMATE LIST OF

CULINARY
TOURISM

Seminyak's iconic grill restaurant

offers a fun twist on bistro classics,
including grilled meats, tartare, salads
and raw bar dishes. A counterside
butcher board offers 12 unique cuts of
meat to choose from, including cured
Tomahawk and marbled Australian
Kyoku Wagyu beef.

This restaurant serves Balinese

specialities, especially seafood,
which is the icon of the restaurant.

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INFO
Bali is known as the 'Island of a Thousand
Temples' because it is home to thousands
of Hindu temples or puras across the
island. Every village in Bali has at least
three puras, and the total number is
estimated to be more than 20,000 puras
throughout Bali.
Bali still practices a caste system in their
society. There are four castes: Brahmana,
which consists of priests; Satria, which
includes nobles and kings; Wesia, which
comprises merchants and government
officials; and Sudra, which encompasses
farmers.

Bali is renowned for the tradition of

Melukat. Melukat is a spiritual cleansing
ritual involving bathing in holy springs.
The Balinese community believes that
Melukat can purify negative energy and
cleanse the soul. There are several sacred
places in Bali where Melukat is practiced,
such as Tirta Empul

Bali has many holidays! This is because

the majority of the population in Bali
practices Hinduism, and when there are
important religious days that require
prayer, holidays are given.

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TIPS
Bali has a tropical climate, so make sure
to wear comfortable and lightweight
clothing. Wear appropriate attire when
visiting sacred places or temples. Also,
always bring swimwear if you plan to visit
the beach or swimming pools.

Don't forget to use high SPF sunscreen,

wear a hat, and sunglasses to protect
yourself from the intense sun rays. It is
also recommended to drink enough water
to stay hydrated.

Respect the culture and traditions of Bali

by behaving politely and respecting
sacred places. Avoid touching or
damaging sacred objects and refrain from
taking direct photographs of people
without permission.

If you wish to visit a temple or participate

in a traditional ceremony, do not hesitate
to wear traditional Balinese clothing,
such as kamen, selendang, and udeng, as a
sign of respect for Balinese culture.

Don't miss the opportunity to taste the

unique culinary delights of Bali. Try
dishes such as babi guling (roast pig), nasi
campur (mixed rice), sate lilit (minced
meat satay), or lawar to experience the
deliciousness of Balinese cuisine.

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 AUTHOR

Chlara Sekar Cahyaningtyas

2206839232

Yolanda Eshter Adelina

2206840146

Yemima Ananda
2206839245

Muhammad Akbar F
2206088761

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