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Tour East Facts, Gianyar (2025)

10/10/2017

Explore Bali Village Experience where the happy life begins such as temple offerings, traditional Balinese
dancing, yoga, meditation, and gamelan music practice, preparing traditional snacks and connecting
with neighbors and friends.

http://www.mirahdelima.com/package/3-days-bali-village-experience
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14/02/2015

SABA BEACH

Saba is a tranquil black sand beach just few minute drive to the east of Sanur and has easy access to Ubud area, making it a perfect place for a romantic getaway and honeymoon for those who want to stay in a secluded and peaceful beach but still has easy access to tourism and entertainment facilities in Sanur and Ubud area. Saba Beach also offers good range of activities to spend your time. Horse riding is the most popular activities on this beach aside from swimming, sunbathing or just walking along the beach. Saba stable offers a good horse riding activities along Saba beach. You can choose a horse out of selection of tame and healthy horses to explore the beautiful beach with see breeze blowing. The stables are set close to the beach with tropical plantation around it.
Saba Beach is located halfway between Sanur and Ubud, giving it an easy access to interesting tourism attractions in these areas. Saba Village and beach also offer many beautiful views for a morning walk. Saba Beach is also an excellent place for healing and rest retreat.

02/02/2015

KERAMAS BEACH || Surf A Word Class Wave At Night
Keramas Beach is located in Keramas Village, south part of Gianyar City. The original name of the area was in fact Kuramas, the Golden Turtle, coming from the combination of “kura “ which means turtle and “mas” which means “gold”, as long ago turtles would come to bury their eggs in the warm black sand. Later the name changed into Keramas, the Golden Monkey (from “kera” which means “monkey” and the “mas” still meaning gold), but where those monkeys went and why remains a mystery.

But what is indeed no mystery is that Keramas Beach has rapidly become one of biggest superstars on great surf spots in Bali. Not only in early morning, surfers can also battling the amazing waves at night.

02/02/2015

CUCUKAN BEACH
Cucukan Beach retains something unique.This beach is located in the east of Masceti Beach, preciselly in Cucukan Vilage, a peaceful fishing village just across the road from the Bali Safari & Marine Park, about 7 km south of Gianyar and about 17 km east of Denpasar. This beach has a magical power with capability of curing illnesses. By burying the body in the black sand, the pain will relieve.

The magical black sand beach serves as a dramatic backdrop to village life which offer tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. Witness the most breathtaking sunrises as the day begins with rays illuminating the ocean horizon. Tt is good for bathing or just relaxing with family and beloved one. Cucukan beach is also widely taken advantage by Balinese people to hold purificatory rite or melukat. On Banyu Pinaruh, a holy day after celebration of Sarasvati, the people of Gianyar flock the beach and take a bath. From early morning until noon, the beach will look like a sea of people.

A favorite with internationally titled surfers the beach is also frequented by locals collecting the dazzling stones and shells that wash up on shore. This coastal region has also been equipped with so many resort villas, aside from local stall and surfing equipment rental.

02/02/2015

MASCETI BEACH & TEMPLE || Bali's Undiscovered Temples
Both Masceti Temple and Masceti Beach are located in Medahan Village, Blahbatuh Sub district; Around 6 km from the center of Gianyar regency and around 20 km ( 40 minutes’ drive via Jl. Bypass Ida Bagus Mantra) from Denpasar. Derived from the word mas, which means light, and ceti, which means in and out; Masceti gradually become one of tourist site on south part of Gianyar.
Masceti Temple was one of Lord Vishnu’s regular worship destinations. This is the least well known and the least visited of Bali's nine directional temples. Directional temples are known as kahyangan jagat and play an important function in the Hindu religion of the Balinese. It serves as a guardian to the island from evil sea spirits. The main entrance of the temple faces a wide stretch of pristine beach. The peacefulness of the Masceti Beach is unlike any other. It truly showcases the beauty of the Balinese coastline with sparkling soft black sand and the rushing in of waves.
Considered a sacred site, the beach is specially designated for Hindu religious ceremonies. Any touristy activity including sun-bathing and swimming in the area is strictly prohibited. To surf, swim or sun-bathe on this coastline, travellers would have to move to either the right or left side of the beach (Keramas or Cucukan beach). If you are looking for spiritual tourism, this is one of the places in Bali you should go to!

01/02/2015

SIYUT BEACH
Located in Tulikup Village, east part of Lebih Beach, in the border between Gianyar and Klungkung regency, approximately 60 minutes’ drive from Ngurah Rai Airport, Siyut beach is known for its glittering black sandy and big wave. Scenery was very impressive in which stretching rice field and rows of palm trees along the road combined with the silence. If you come very early in the morning you might capture the impressive sun rise. For teenagers who would like to express their hobby of trail bike riding while racing, this is the appropriate venue to visit. Asides from its natural appeal, Siyut beach also often used to hold various religious rites such as cremation and Melarung Earth. You might also see some people do Fishing, sun bathing, and picking shiny black stones for local pathways and patios, while laughing and enjoying each other’s company… a common state of mind for the Balinese.

01/02/2015

TAMAN NUSA ARCHITECTURE PARK || See Indonesia In One Afternoon
Taman Nusa is a cultural park that aims to offer comprehensive information on the cultures of Indonesia’s various ethnic groups in an attractive and interactive way, while enjoying the natural beauty of Bali. Its mission is to provide conservation, didactic and recreative means for both domestic and foreign visitors to accurately understand the depiction of Indonesia.
Situated on 15 hectares of land, visitors are invited to explore and experience Indonesia’s journey throughout the ages beginning from the prehistory, Bronze Age, kingdoms, and an archipelago of Indonesian cultures. The journey continues to the early national era, independence, modern times and finally to the nation’s future.

01/02/2015

BALI SAFARI & MARINE PARK || Journey Into The Wild
Enjoy the best safari experience in Bali at the home of hundreds of amazing animals representing over 60 species, including some rare and endangered species such as the Komodo, Orang Utan, and the Bali Mynah.
Enjoy your safari journey from the elephant back, interact with your favorite animal up close, experience the wildest fine dining moment surrounded by lions, and unwind with the spectacular show of Bali Agung or make your own big splash at Water Park and Fun Zone are the extremely fascinating experience can do.

31/01/2015

LEBIH BEACH
Lies in Lebih Village, on the south coast of Gianyar (about 6 kilometers from the heart of Gianyar city), Lebih Beach is very popular with the locals and famous as an ideal surf-casting spot, it still manages to remain virtually free from tourism. Lebih Beach is also famous for fresh fish and sea food. Lebih was a traditional fishing village in Bali, and dozens of outrigger fishing boats line the beach making a colourful display. This panoramic photograph shows the boats lined up along the shore here. Behind these are a number of stalls which offer fresh food, caught straight from the sea. Many kinds of local sea food are served, including Sate Languan (fish roasted on skewer), grilled fish, fried fish, fish balls, pepes ikan (roasted fish wrapped in banana leaf), and many others, all at very reasonable prices.
Come and see the beautiful black sand and hear the pounding waves. During the ngaben (cremation) season the beach becomes particularly crowded as villagers come to spread the ashes of the deceased at sea. As the main destination during the melasti ceremony, the Balinese flock here in droves to pray and purify themselves on the beach side.

25/01/2015

GIANYAR NIGHT MARKET || Culinary Adventure
Takes place on the main street near the traditional market, Gianyar Night Market well known as Pasar Senggol becomes one of the culinary center in the city which is opened from the afternoon until late at night (16:00-22:00). All the best traditional dishes are found here, most of them sell suckling pig with various kind of recipe. In addition to suckling pigs, there are also other traditional food such as nasi campur, chicken, fish, meat balls, satay, rice mixed with sweet potatoes (tepeng), Balinese kampung sweets, and various kinds of vegetables. There are also traditional Balinese cookies / dessert such as pasung, klepon, kolak, laklak and pukis. In the market itself, stalls sell clothes, ornamental fish, household goods and more.
There is nothing touristy here; it’s very much local people shopping for themselves. You’ll be probably being the one there but you’ll be most welcome. If you have seasonal a seasoned travelers’ stomach and accustomed to street food you might trying some.

25/01/2015

CIUNG WANARA CITY PARK
Located in the heart of Gianyar City, next to regent office, about 30 minute drive away from Ubud, The Ciung Wanara City Park, usually called as taman kota is one alternative of most well-known tourist destination in the city. It isn’t only used as an icon but also as means in providing green open space in a bid to give the ecological, social, and aesthetical benefits.
The main attraction which is offered is the magnificent Garuda Visnu and Rahvana statue which built in the middle of it, while the beautiful others lies along the edge. All these statues relate to piece of world most well-known Ramayana Epic. Surrounded by lush green plants and colorful light on each side, the park becomes more beautiful in night. Even though the park isn’t widespread, it’s the most visited places by citizens especially in evening to chilling out, also the best place to frolic with the families.

25/01/2015

THE GREAT GIANYAR PALACE
The old palace, visible through a gate, is in the middle of town facing the alun-alun. Still a private residence, prior permission is required to visit. First built in 1771 on the site of a priest's house, it barely survived a number of 19th-century wars, but was destroyed by the 1917 earthquake. Rebuilt in the 1920s, it's one of the few traditional and best preserved Balinese palaces still existing, and one of few still lived in by a royal family. Its spacious courtyards are decorated with stonework and carved wood pillars. Visit the western courtyard, with its two impressive gates and gilded bale. While tourists are not usually allowed inside, you might convince the guard to let you have a quick look (otherwise the views are good through the wrought-iron gate). In the alun-alun (court across from the compound) stands awaringin (huge banyan) tree, an all-important symbol of Balinese and Javanese royal courts.

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