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Bali Handicraft ? The Hidden Treasure

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Bali Handicraft – The Hidden Treasure

By: Gusti Anom
Posted: Sep 01, 2009

Bali Handicraft industry is flourishing in every aspect. Jewelry, furniture, wooden carving, table lamp, music equipment, bamboo crafts etc. Most of their design and style infected by traditional culture in this area. This is could be attracted the eager of the International craft’s lover and businessman to buy Bali handicraft.

Bali has a wide-variety of Bali handicrafts. Artisans from each area improve their own skills to produce an up to date product. Every single piece of art in Bali reflect the uniqueness of Bali’s art and culture. The handicrafts produced in many villages with a traditional methods.

Each area has their own specialization product. If you want to find wooden product such as statue and sculpture, Please visit Tegalalang and Ubud area. In Celuk and Sukawati you can find various of silver jewelry product. For bamboo handicraft and furniture you can find in Bona and Belega area. Painting you can find in Kamasan and Singapadu and many more.

Handicrafts manufactures and suppliers aim is to bring forth, artisan’s intricate artwork, master craftsmanship, hard work and fine detailing. Bali handicrafts supplier bring the vast range of wholesale crafts in Bali. It showcases the rare artistry skills and innovations comprises of wholesale crafts, handicraft jewelry, furnishing items, wholesale decorative items, table accessories, antique armory, paintings, garden accessories, wooden toys, wooden sculpture, stone crafts, bamboo craft, sarong, coco shell craft etc.

The beauty, elegance and exquisite designs of handicraft products in Bali have made a niche for themselves in the heart of the art and handicraft businessman in worldwide.

Gusti Anom – About the Author:

I am the host and founder of bali biru collection.com. I am resides in Bali, Indonesia and specializes in various topics including website promotion, SEO, web designing, computers & internet.

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Fully Embrace the Island of the Gods with visits to Bali’s Hidden Gems and Popular Sites

Published April 8, 2011 | By Admin

Fully Embrace the Island of the Gods with visits to Bali’s Hidden Gems and Popular Sites

Article by Exotissimo Traveler

New to Bali? No sweat! Exotissimo’s Bali Explorer will give you the lowdown on the Island of the Gods. Straying away from the party beach scene the island is sometimes known for; we’ll instead take you to the lesser known attractions and hidden gems so you can really get a feel for this beautiful island.

Your first stop from the airport is Candidasa in Eastern Bali. This lovely seaside town is peaceful and charming and is characterized by black sand beaches (a result of volcanic ash remnants from years past). Stop en-route at the fishing village of Kusamba and observe the colorful outrigger boats and salt-making huts that line the beach. Spend the rest of the day relaxing.

From the beach, head up to Mount Agung to see Bali’s most revered temple, Besakih. Built around the 14th century, the temple was only meters away from lava flow when Mount Agung erupted in 1963. Stop by Sinetan Village for a sample of the sweet snakeskin fruit and enjoy a leisurely two hour trek to Tenganan to meet the Bali Aga, the original inhabitants of the island.

Let’s head over to a beautiful site called Tirta Gangga. What’s there? This is an elaborate and revered water palace, characterized by a network of pools and fountains surrounded by a serene garden, stone carvings and statues. Next up, the traditional fishing town of Prahu. Embrace the sleepy atmosphere on land or jump in the water and explore the marine life with a dive at the USS Liberty shipwreck in the offshore waters of Tulamben.

Let’s head straight to the lovely northeastern coast of Lovina. If you want to bask in the environment, feel free to do so. For the more active, enjoy a light trek around the area. Then head to Lake Bratan, to see the Ulun Danu Temple floating on its west shore. Continue driving through the central highlands with views of the Buyan and Tamblingan crater lakes before reaching Munduk.

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You’ll get a chance to engage in community projects as we take you to Tunjunk Village where you will get the opportunity to learn rice-planting techniques and engage with the school children at the local school. To complete the rural lifestyle experience, join the optional two-hour trek around the surrounding area to discover local irrigation systems and worshipping beliefs. We’ll then take you to Ubud, Bali’s art capital where you’ll appreciate historical and contemporary art at the town’s museums and markets.

Mount Batur is calling for you! We’ll head there on your last day so you can be in the company of glimmering rice fields, quaint villages and sacred temples. A fitting end to your Bali experience. Saying good-bye is hard sometimes.

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