Indonesian Arts Institute

ISI has an area of 1500 m2 building in Denpasar have Administration Center / Rektoriat, 2 floors of 1,500 m2 is used for space management, the Bureau / Division / Subdivision with conditions quite well and is still sufficient to be considered is the development of office space for 2 Faculty and Institute of P2M in accordance with ISI method could Denpasar.Besides, facilities and office equipment that can support service function still needs to be improved.Building Area 855 m2 3rd floor library was completed in 2002 by bertahap.Koleksi 6358 title...

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bajra shandi

Balinese people struggle monument is one of the technical implementation unit of Bali Provincial Cultural Office, with a vision: meleslarikan niali heroic values, keperintisan kejuangan in support of conservation and cultural development. Pioneer Monument Perijuangan founding idea was the Bali People's Prof.. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra. former Governor of Bali in 1980. To realize the idea in 1981 he then create a design contest dilaksanakanlah Bali People Struggle Monument. which was won by Ida Bagus Gede Yadnya. Bali People struggle Monument Construction...

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Bali museum

Bali Museum, this museum originally built in 1910 by Dutch Government. In 20 January 1917 this museum was destroyed by the biggest earthquake in Bali. In 1932 the museum rebuilt again till today, there are 4 main building in south pavilion has 2 storey has collection of prehistoric pieces, traditional artefacts and some old painting. Futher north Buleleng building has variety collection of textiles including endek and double ikat gringsing. Other building Karangasem has Balinese calender and priest' clothing. the Northen building is Tabanan has...

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Kertalangu Cultural Village

Kertalangu Cultural Village, as its slogan says is a new concept destination in Bali. Situated in the middle of the rice field in Sanur area Kertalangu gives a rural nuances yet easily reached from the city center. Strategically located on the By Pass in in Kesiman Kertalangu, Padang Galak, East Denpasar, Kertalangu Cultural village is only 15 minutes away from the airport and 10 minutes drive from the city center.Kertalangu Cultural Village covers 80 hectares area, houses 16 types of handicraft industries , recreational and tourist facilities,...

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It is located 6 km from Denpasar city and only 20 minutes from Denpasar. It can be reached by public transportation or motorbike. Sanur beach was the first beach landed by the Dutch on 20 September 1906 related with Puputan War. All international facilities are available for tourist and communities such as: Star/non star hotel, restaurant, travel agency, etc. Beside this beach give many water sport attraction to people or tourist who want to enjoy the beach such as: diving, snorkeling, parasailing and etc.The famous fishing village of Sanur is...

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The Area of Padang Galak Beach

The event is a seasonal religious festival intended to send a message to the Hindu Gods to create abundant crops and harvests. Travel through Sanur and turn off onto the new by pass road (called Ketewel By Pass) on the far side of Sanur. Padang Galak is the first place you come to after turning onto the By Pass road. Park your car at the edge of the road and walk through the rice padi field. There are a couple of warungs where you can leave your belongings. There are plenty of peaks along the break. The beach has black sand beach and the break...

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Benoa harbor

The Benoa harbor leads begin at the Sea Buoy at 8°45'14 S, 115°14'55 E. Follow the leads (just below a lone palm tree on the hill above) --on a course of 255True, past buoys #1 and #2 to the beginning of the dog-leg channel. Maintain a course close to the Red (left) side channel markers (stay clear of all Green markers). Continue 30 meters past the last Buoy #8 before turning North - (staying close to the main ship wharf - portside) - to the Marina, located at 8°44'28"S and 115°12'48"E. We do not recommend night time approaches without prior experience...

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