Recopot "Recycle Coconut Pot"

Kerajinan tangan dari barang bekas yang mudah dibuat sangat banyak sekali jenisnya. Barang bekas yang sering kita abaikan bila dikelola dengan baik bisa menjadi sebuah barang yang memiliki nilai yang tinggi.

Recycle Coconut Pot , ya produk kami ini diberi nama begitu . Mungkin Didaerah selain bali , seperti jogja dapat ditemukan pot berbehan dasar dari batok kelapa . tapi tidak begitu dengan di Bali . Pot yang kami buat memiliki kelebihan , baik dari bentuk dan hiasannya .

Tak perlu mengeluarkan banyak uang dengan membeli pot pot berbahan dasar Tanah liat ataupun keramik . Pot produksi dari kami pun memili kualitas yang tak kalah baiknya . Hanya dengan IDR 25.000 saja anda sudah dapat memiliki pot unik iniyang mungkin sulit ditemukan di Bali .

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Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Bali

 Tourism from Australia, Europe and Asian countries to Bali has increased over the recent years. According to TourisTrack.com, a world traveler's guide, the following are the Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Bali.

1. Uluwatu

Uluwatu is a favorite tourist attraction in Bali due to its tranquility, natural beauty and variety of cultural shows on offer. For lovers of surfing, a visit to Uluwatu is a must. The beaches in this area are world-renowned for their perfect waves, where many a surfer can be spotted "getting barreled".

2. Kuta Beach

Kuta is Bali's most famous tourist area, and still holds an allure for backpackers and travelers from all over the world. Kuta has become a crowded area, with bars, clubs, souvenir shops and shopping centers lining the streets. Traffic is an entirely different story, but it's all part of the charm. As if she never slept, Kuta, has become the metropolitan city of Bali and a popular destination for young Australians looking for good time.
Regardless of the changes, Kuta also has the best beaches from which to enjoy sunset, and Kuta Beach has become the meeting place for tourists in Bali. The 5 km stretch of beach is ideal for activities such as surfing, sunbathing or simply watching people go by as you sip a cold beer.

3. Ubud

Ubud, known as the cultural center of Bali, offers a different type of beauty. With no loud music blasting from crowded bars, girls in bikinis or drunken tourists, Ubud is all about tranquility, culture and natural landscapes. The rice fields surrounding Ubud are some of the best to be seen in Bali, and use an ancient water irrigation system known locally as "Subak".
Ubud has the atmosphere of a traditional village, with panoramic views of green paddies becoming an alternative vista to those of the sun-drenched beaches in the South. Tourists can also visit the surrounding areas of Mount Kawi, Pura Kehen, Puri Saren Agung, Tirta Empul and Yeh Pulu, while the cave at Goa Gajah was nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is well worth a visit.

4. Seminyak

If you're looking for something a little more refined and not quite as busy as Kuta, the upmarket are of Seminyak is a good choice for a relaxed holiday. The variety of accommodation available can be overwhelming, with luxury resorts sitting along side cute boutique hotels, however private villas seem to be the choice du jour these days.
Seminyak is also home to dozens of restaurants and cafes, particularly along Jl. Laksmana which is also aptly known as "Eat Street". From fine dining to cheap and cheerful, there's bound to be something for everyone. The beach at both Seminyak and Petitenget enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, and are a popular place for both locals and tourists to meet at the end of the day to watch the sunset.

5. Tanjung Benoa

Tanjung Benoa, located just north of Nusa Dua, is a popular holiday destination for families due to its calm waters. This makes it especially suitable for a variety of water sports, including jet-skiing, para-sailing, snorkeling, diving and banana boats.

6. GWK

GWK, or Garuda Wisnu Kencana, is a 240-hectare cultural park located on the Bukit Peninsula. The statue of the Hindu god, Vishnu,  stands at a height of 20 meters and once completed, will be the highest statue in the world.
Visitors can enjoy views of the sunrise and sunset from the park, and GWK is also equipped with a display area for theatrical dance performances, depending on show schedules. In front of the entrance gate, visitors are greeted by Balinese music that accompanies two Balinese dancers.
There are also several shops, food stalls and even a factory outlet. Some tour operators choose GWK as a location for an afternoon meal while enjoying the sunset, making it a popular time to visit the park.

7. Sukawati Market

Sukawati Market is a well-known traditional art market located in the village of Sukawati, Gianyar regency. Approximately 30 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport, it's best to take a car with driver for the 45-minute journey.
The market sells traditional Balinese clothing, batik and crafts at affordable prices, and is a good place to practice your bargaining skills. Arriving between 8am and 10am, you are guaranteed "morning price".

8. Jimbaran Beach

Jimbaran beach is best visited at night, when the cafes and restaurants that line the edge of the beach bustle with activity.
Seafood barbeques are what the area is known for, however there is also a fish auction center where you can purchase the daily catch. Dinner by candlelight is a popular choice for couples as well as families looking to spend an enjoyable evening on the beach and should not be missed.

9. Tanah Lot

Tanah Lot temple is the most renowned temple in Bali and seems to have become an icon of the island. The uniqueness of this temple is its location perched on a large rock in the middle of the sea.
The temple is only accessible at low tide, when you can cross over and walk to the base of the temple. It is a very popular tourist destination, especially in the late afternoon, towards sunset.

10. Sanur Beach

Sanur Beach is another famous tourist spot on the island of Bali. It is located just east of Denpasar and is particularly popular with foreign tourists who come to surf the good waves.
Not far off Sanur Beach, there are also several diving and snorkeling locations. Due to the favorable conditions, these sites are suitable for divers of all levels of expertise. In addition, Sanur Beach is also known as Sunrise Beach as opposed to Kuta Beach which is famous for its spectacular sunsets.

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10 Best Places to Visit in Bali

Some people say that Bali is overrated, too touristy and not worth to visit while some say it is one of the best experience in their travels. I guess it all depends on how you would enjoy Bali. Not only that it is popular in its own right, with post eat, pray, love, is there still the Bali that started it all?
Regardless, as time has passed, and places may have grown, Bali is still what it is, somewhat but not quite. If you can look past the many tourists especially during the peak season and enjoy instead the many attractions dotted around specifically catered for tourists, you might just fall in love with Bali.
Bali deserves the attention it is getting still, and just the Top 10 must visit places list is enough to show why you should still travel to Bali.

Uluwatu Temple, Pura Luhur @ Bali

Uluwatu Temple – Pura Luhur

Imagine a large rugged limestone cliff with a temple perched on it, almost like a scene from cliffhanger, to add to it’s dramatic grandeur. Uluwatu Temple, also known as Pura Luhur, is situated in the island commonly known as Bukit Peninsula, where it also include Bali’s few best beaches like Balangan and many good surfing spots. The temple is itself a majestic structure, constructed and expanded many times since in the 11th Century. It is perched at the steep cliff of 70 meters above the Indian ocean. If you go on even higher grounds nearby, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of either side and sunset over Uluwatu temple itself.

Pura Tanah Lot @ Bali

Pura Tanah Lot

Another majestic rock formation lays as a foundation of a popular pilgrimage temple, known as Pura Tanah Lot. It is most popular for its serenity and cultural significance as it is associated with the Balinese mythology as one of the seven temples that form a ring in the southwest of Bali. Try to visit during the low tide so that you can “walk across the water” to the temple for the full experience.

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan (Bali’s temple by the lake)

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan is a famous temple by the lake in Bali, where unlike the rest perching on the cliff rock, this one is serenely resting at the edge of Lake Bratan. Imagine beautifully structured temple with double the beauty due to its reflection on the clear lake.

Paddy rice fields @ Ubud, Bali

Dolphin sightings at Lovina

Lovina is one of the best place in the world to make dolphin sighting boat trip. You will leave the beach at dawn to seek for the dolphins, though yes it may be quite crowded with other tourists trying to do the same especially during peak season, it is still well worth it when you find a school of dolphins happily jumping by. Lovina itself offers many other attractions, activities and even boasts some backpacker scenes where you can chill out in cafes with live music.

Lady selling flowers at the Market @ Ubud, Bali

Ubud

Yes, despite that one might be trying to escape the eat, pray, love trail, Ubud is one place you cannot miss. It is still the heart of Bali, where all the action is and all the people and energy are focused on. Ubud is packed and condensed with the best of Bali, ranging from nature, culture and people, temples, museums, rolling rice/paddy fields and man-made gardens and parks. You may take an interesting bike tour around here or take up cooking, adventure activities like whitewater rafting and other outdoor activities, relax with yoga and meditation or have some pampering sessions of spa and massage, also enjoy the arts and theatres and not to forget the shopping. Just so you see, Ubud has a little bit of everything for almost everyone.

Party @ Kuta Beach, Bali

Party at Kuta Beach

Kuta is the most popular beach in Bali, which means you can be sure to find the life and party scene here in Kuta Beach. Head here if you are looking to socialize, party and have a good time. You can be sure to find a range of places for different atmosphere and budget, ranging from Hard Rock cafe to your neighborhood cafe and pub.

Private Beach @ Nusa Dua, Bali

Private beach at Nusa Dua Beach

If you have a bit more of a budget to spare, splurge at Nusa Dua beach, where it is dotted with higher end hotels and resorts. You will be rewarded with private pristine beaches for you to slowly soak in the sun and the sea. Nusa Dua is also ideal for honeymooners or people looking out for a private and relaxing getaway.

Hike Mount Batur @ Kintamani, Bali

Hike/Climb Mount Batur at Kintamani

Up in a highland in East of Bali, there lies Mount Batur caldera in Kintamani. A climb to the summit (1700 meters) of this active volcano is a great experience for any active travelers. Many would do the sunrise hike for an ultimate experience, starting from as early as 4am to reach in time for the 6 am sunrise. This hike is relatively easy and the treks are quite well marked. From the peak of the mountain, there are views in all direction to sweep you off your feet, not literally of course.

Ayana bar on rocks

We had two temples on the cliff, and now we get to drink off a bar perched on yet another cliff at Ayana in Bali. This bar is known as the best bar in Bali, having a long line of people daily trying to get in and have a drink or two with some bites (which is surprisingly good) while overlooking the sea crashing into the rocks below. Think about drinking, chilling and also dancing atop a cliff with the roaring sea stretching behind you to infinity while you watch white water crashed onto the side of the wall creating a spectacular natural show. If you decide which is the one bar you must go to in Bali, Ayana bar on the rocks is the place. You may get special access to the bar as a guest of Ayana Resort and Spa or RIMBA Jimbaran by Ayana *.

Coffee plantation at Bali Pulina Agro Tourism

Coffee roasting @ Agro Plantation, Bali

An almost zen place for you to sit back and really appreciate your cup of coffee while overlooking the coffee plantation as far as the eye can see. Here you are served with various coffee and tea for tasting. You can also see the process of how the famous and expensive Kopi Luwak are made and even the civet cats themselves. If you are a coffee lover, do come check this place out for the ultimate coffee experience. So you have it, ten reasons to visit Bali and these are just the highlights. Now you know the reason behind Bali’s popularity, so maybe people can just be right sometimes. Come over with an open heart and open arms, a huge ounce of patience and tolerance for the crowd, close an eye to all the touristy things glaring at you and just enjoy yourself here. If all else fail, you can always jump on the next available fast boat and escape to Gili Islands or its rival Lombok!

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