Liburan ke luar negeri seperti Paris, Tiongkok atau Labuan Bajo memang terasa menjadi keputusan mewah di era krisis ekonomi, apalagi sedang ada pengetatan anggaran, efisiensi dan sebagainya. Namun, jika direncanakan dengan baik, kita tetap bisa menikmati happy holiday dalam kondisi apa pun.
Bahkan pasangan pengantin baru juga bisa tetap menikmati bulan madu dalam suasana romantis dan gembira, meskipun tidak harus honeymoon ke luar negeri seperti Paris, Uzbekistan atau Moscow. Ada banyak destinasi wisata di Indonesia yang terkenal karena keindahan alam dan budaya yang memiliki spot-spot romantis, sehingga bulan madu akan meninggalkan kenangan indah sepanjang masa.
Honeymoon yang romantis tetap bisa dilakukan dalam suasana krisis ekonomi
Berikut beberapa tips liburan menyenangkan di era krisis
ekonomi dan pengetatan anggaran:
Perencanaan
Tentukan Tujuan: Pilih destinasi yang ingin dikunjungi dan
tentukan durasi liburan.
Buat Anggaran: Tentukan budget yang tersedia dan buat
rencana pengeluaran.
Riset: Cari informasi tentang destinasi, akomodasi, dan
aktivitas yang ingin dilakukan.
Menghemat Biaya
Pilih Akomodasi yang Terjangkau: Pertimbangkan untuk
menginap di hostel, guesthouse, atau apartemen.
Makan di Tempat Lokal: Makan di warung atau restoran lokal
yang lebih terjangkau.
Gunakan Transportasi Umum: Gunakan transportasi umum seperti
bus, kereta, atau taksi online.
Hindari Musim Liburan: Hindari musim liburan seperti Idul
Fitri, Natal, atau Tahun Baru.
Aktivitas yang Menyenangkan
Eksplorasi Alam: Kunjungi tempat-tempat alam seperti pantai,
gunung, atau hutan.
Kunjungi Tempat Wisata Lokal: Kunjungi tempat-tempat wisata
lokal seperti museum, kuil, atau pasar.
Istirahat dan Relaksasi: Manfaatkan waktu untuk istirahat
dan relaksasi di akomodasi atau di tempat-tempat alam.
Liburan di masa krisis ekonomi bisa membantu kehidupan bisnis para pelaku UMKM lokal yang menjual produk kerajinan tangan dan kuliner Nusantara.
Tips Tambahan
Bawa Barang yang Diperlukan: Bawa barang-barang yang
diperlukan seperti pakaian, obat-obatan, dan perlengkapan lainnya.
Jangan Lupa untuk Membawa Uang Tunai: Jangan lupa untuk
membawa uang tunai sebagai cadangan.
Tetap Aman: Tetap waspada dan aman selama liburan.
Dengan mengikuti tips di atas, Anda dapat menikmati liburan
yang menyenangkan tanpa harus mengeluarkan biaya yang terlalu besar.
Explore the magical island of Bali, where the beauty goes beyond its picturesque landscapes. Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali captivates with its rich cultural heritage, expressed through traditional dance, vibrant art scenes, and intricate customs. This Indonesian paradise embraces religious tolerance, with Hinduism coexisting harmoniously alongside other faiths.
Bali's breathtaking natural beauty, from lush jungles to pristine beaches, complements its commitment to conservation and sustainable tourism. Yet, the true charm lies in the island's strong sense of community, reflected in communal traditions, lively ceremonies, and warm hospitality. Bali is not just a destination; it's a harmonious tapestry of art, spirituality, and community that leaves visitors enchanted and inspired.
Bali, known as the "Island of the Gods," is a mesmerizing destination that captivates visitors with its rich cultural tapestry, stunning landscapes, and harmonious way of life. This Indonesian paradise is celebrated for its enchanting blend of artistic expression, religious tolerance, and vibrant community spirit.
Bali's artistic traditions are deeply rooted in its cultural heritage. The island is renowned for its traditional dance, intricate handcrafts, and expressive visual arts. Balinese dance, with its elaborate costumes and intricate movements, narrates stories from Hindu epics, showcasing the island's devotion to its religious roots. The Ubud area, often considered the cultural heart of Bali, is a hub for art galleries, workshops, and performances, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the island's vibrant creative scene.
Religious Tolerance and Customs
Bali stands as a shining example of religious tolerance, where Hinduism, the predominant religion, coexists harmoniously with other faiths. Temples, such as Uluwatu and Tanah Lot, stand as testaments to the island's spiritual richness. The Balinese people practice their religious rituals with unwavering devotion, creating a spiritual atmosphere that permeates everyday life. Visitors are often welcomed to participate in traditional ceremonies, fostering a sense of unity and understanding.
Moreover, the island embraces a diverse range of customs and traditions that contribute to its unique identity. From elaborate cremation ceremonies to the vibrant processions during festivals like Galungan and Nyepi, Bali's cultural practices reflect a deep connection to its ancestral roots.
Natural Beauty and Breathtaking Landscapes
Bali's allure extends beyond its cultural treasures to the breathtaking landscapes that paint the island. Verdant rice terraces in Tegallalang, pristine beaches in Uluwatu, and the lush jungles around Ubud create a diverse tapestry of natural wonders.
Mount Agung, the island's highest peak, is not only a geological marvel but also holds spiritual significance for the Balinese people. The island's commitment to preserving its natural beauty is evident in conservation efforts and sustainable tourism initiatives.
Bali's social fabric is woven with warmth and communal spirit. The concept of "gotong royong," or mutual cooperation, underlines the importance of community in Balinese society. Villagers often come together for communal tasks, celebrations, and religious events, fostering a sense of togetherness. Visitors are welcomed into this social tapestry, creating an atmosphere of inclusivity and genuine hospitality.
The island's bustling markets, lively ceremonies, and friendly locals contribute to an immersive experience of Balinese daily life. Whether exploring the traditional villages of Penglipuran or joining a local ceremony, visitors can witness firsthand the close-knit communities that define Bali.
In conclusion, Bali's beauty goes beyond its stunning landscapes; it lies in the harmonious convergence of artistic expression, religious tolerance, and a strong sense of community. The island's ability to preserve its cultural heritage while embracing modernity makes it a truly unique and enchanting destination. Bali stands as a testament to the idea that beauty is not just skin deep but is a reflection of the collective spirit of its people and their way of life.
Before you go to Bali for a real holiday and adventure, let's watch this fantastic video about Balinese famous dance:
Holiday in Bali is a fantastic adventure. You will not lonely in the island. Trust me, Bali is the best place to enjoy life and meet new friends. Let's enjoy the best night life in paradise. After one day tour to visit many tourist destination around Bali, you should ready for an extra adventure; a night life in Bali. You'll
find the atmosphere is generally laid-back and festive with about 10 decent
options for clubbing on weekends.
Bali club scene mostly starts around
midnight. Diversions come in the form of restaurants, cafe, nightclubs, and bars
- either stand-alone or in-house hotel dining and entertainment outlets.
Party in paradise. Image: stuff.co.nz
Many visitors wonder where crowds of expats suddenly come from around 1:00 in the morning – even when all of Kuta and Seminyak has been very quiet during the whole evening, the In-places often become crowded after midnight. We can enjoy the music, dance, and surrounded by International people.
Let's dance in paradise. Image: bali-indonesia.com
Bali's
best nightlife venues and best clubs are mostly spread throughout its southern
regions of Kuta, Legian and Seminyak, and several spots around Bukit, near Nusa
Dua and Jimbaran. Don’t worry, you can find great night life in Sanur beach
area too.
Fantastic night. Image: balivacation.org
There's a simple explanation: during the early evenings many of Bali's night owls either still work, visit friends at home, or simply sleep. Most of them visit pubs, café, bars, or discos only in the early morning hours. Therefore, if you plan a night out don't start your dinner too early. Between 9:00 p.m. and midnight. According
to jakarta100bars.com, if you are young,
in holiday, and that you would like to experience a sort of college party, go
to Kuta. If you are older, and you want a more sophisticated nightlife, go to
Seminyak.
Discover Bali’sTop 10 Best Clubs:
1.
Bounty Ship, or Bounty Discotheque, is one of Bali's legendary hotspots. Great for drink and dance.
Meet new friends. Image: bali-news-views.blogspot.com
2.
Jenja features an ultra-chic Middle-Eastern restaurant on its top level, while
a spiraling stairs transports you down to its nightclub where a bar serves a
great selection of cocktails and booze adjacent a dance floor, DJ booth and
lounges.
3.
Mint Bali is one of Seminyak’s go-to night venues catering to clubbers looking
for great company, with drinks and after-dinner gatherings.
4.
Adora Super Club in Sanur is comprised of various entertainment and leisure
components, such as a boutique and café, a karaoke centre, and a main indoor
stage complete with a bar and equipped with Martin Audio sound systems.
5.
Sky Garden is part of the 61 Legian Entertainment Complex, and actually the
whole site is a nightlife destination with multiple clubs inside. The rooftop
lounge has become a favourite for its all-you-can-eat buffets.
6.
District Bali (formerly Musro Bali) is Bali's premier nightclub, presenting
live cabaret shows not found elsewhere on the island, featuring professional
dancers taking to the dazzling stage nightly.
7.
Eikon is another of Legian's one-stop nightlife spots, combining a restaurant,
bar and lounge as one single venue. Its bar rocks live music to a regular
partying crowd.
8.
Pyramid Club Bali is located on Jalan Dewi Sri, conveniently between Legian and
Kuta. The nightclub welcomes night owls to its roster of international
resident.
9.
Boshe VVIP Club adds to Kuta's nightlife and clubbing options, situated on the
outer limits, on Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai.
10.
Velvet and Hypnotized or VH Bali
on the rooftop of Kuta Beachwalk offers great vantage points to enjoy Kuta's
sunsets while lounging on its cosy deck.
Visitors
who looking for company don't need to worry. Wherever you go in Legian, Sanur,
Nusa Dua, Ubud and the Kuta area, there are many other single travelers with
the same problem around – day and night. You can find your future fiancé in
Bali. Who knows? Your next destiny probably in Bali.
Fantastic snorkeling in Bali. Image: balitrips.com
Bali is
one of the most beautiful islands in the world and very popular for dive
holiday destination. Many visitors find the attraction of good shore-based
resort diving set against a stunning back drop of huge, magnificent volcanoes
and picturesque rice paddy terraces, simply irresistible.
Many
dive-heads — including those who've made pilgrimages to the Red Sea, the Great
Barrier Reef, and Manado—swear that Bali also has the best diving sites in the
world. The waters of Bali are surprisingly unheralded. There are great diving
site in Bali such as in Tulamben or Nusa Penida. The Bali dive season runs all
year round. Basically you can dive or snorkel along the season.
Bali dive sites. Image: atlantis-bali-diving.com
Overall, the
best diving conditions exist from April to December, with sunfish, sharks and
other pelagic fish visiting from June to September. December to March is rainy
season, reducing visibility in the north and northwest - Tulamben, Amed, Gili
Selang, Pemuteran and Menjangan. From June to September dry monsoon winds bring
rough seas and nutrient rich upwellings to Nusa Penida, Padang Bay and Amuk
Bay.
The best
dive sites for beginners are around Amed, Padang Bay, and Pulau Menjangan which
have very light or often no current at all. If you've got a lot of experience,
so you can dive in the Candidasa, Nusa Lembongan or Nusa Penida. The current
can sometimes be very strong and several dive sites around Bali should be
treated with care and respect.
Beautiful rice field in Ubud. Image: blacktomato.com
You will love Ubud, a very unique town in Bali. The Ubud
area is around two- to three hundred meters above sea level and surrounded by
rice fields, which makes it noticeably cooler than then other tourist
destinations in Bali. Ubud is one of the best place to feel the atmosphere of
the green holiday in Bali.
Lotus Garden in Ubud. Image: ak.pinterest.com
After the island of Bali has been named as the best
island in Asia, Ubud also attracted the attention of world travelers. Ubud, a
small town located in Gianyar, Bali is also made it into the top 10 best
cities in Asia.
A world traveling magazine Conde Nast Traveler (CN
Traveler), often hold various polls around the world of tourism. After
conducting a poll 10 best island in Asia, CN Traveler again held a poll to
select the 10 best cities in Asia. In the poll, Ubud in Bali also made it
into the top 10. The great news is reported from the site of the CN Traveler, Novemver
1, 2012.
A thrilling rafting on the Ayung River. Image: balistarisland.com
If
you are on holiday in Bali you will definitely watch Barong dance performance
like dance or Kecak dance.
Maybe you will join a yoga class or learn to cook
and enjoy the spa and other interesting activities such as culinary tours to
museums and moreover you will find the joy of drinking organic coffee or Kopi
Luwak in a coffee plantation in Kintamani.
Is it only the activities that you
would do during a holiday in Bali? Let's do a bit of adventure in this paradise
island.
Explore
the ford of Bali natures walk surrounded by the beauty of natural environment
with multifarious of flora and fauna, see the friendliness of Balinese resident
in the rural area and explore every corner of Bali land. You can enjoy many
interesting adventure such as White Water Rafting, Paragliding, Horse
Riding, Land Cruise, Kayaking, Elephant Safari Ride, Jungle and
Village Trekking, Mountain and Village Cycling, VW Safari, Sea
Walker and many more.
Beautiful ceremony on the beach. Image: lonelyplanet.com
If you are
in Bali, you are not only treated to views of shore, mountains, lakes, terraced
rice fields, rivers with beautiful valley. Bali will give you peace in any
community activities, both in the fields of arts, cultural and religious
ceremonies are unique, festive, in a traditional ceremony at the core of
Hinduism.
Hindu
public religious ceremonies in Bali are different with a festive ceremony Hindu
religion in India, Nepal and the Hindu countries. You will be fascinated by
Balinese gamelan (musical parade) when a Hindu ceremony in Bali running along
the countryside, along the shore with the background a beautiful sunset.
