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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Privacy elegant luxury at the Bulgari Hotel, Bal

Hotels are no longer a temporary haven for holiday tourists. This is the basis of the creation of a luxury hotel-like mix of Balinese and Italian in the middle of the peaceful people of Bali. Luxury hotel called the Bali Bulgari Resort is located at Uluwatu and specially built for tourists seeking privacy service wrapped in luxury.

Bulgari Resort Bali building is equipped with volcanic stones, exotic woods, the weeds are consciously grow at a natural idea to add, not every entrance to the villa is decorated with bronze lanterns to mention.

Admission resort is inspired by traditional Balinese courtyard typical. The placement of each bedroom villas overlooking the sea will increase with the placement of unique bathroom intentionally open to the sky.

The more complete perfection in each villa has an area 330 to 550 m2, which refers to the family, open dining room, patios and plunge pool. There is also a large bedroom, study room with internet access, bathroom with large bath, flat screen TV and a Hi-Fi system. Antique Balinese and hand-woven silk with gold and silver wires are used as sheets to complement the ambience of luxury resort. The interior was Antono Citterio deliberately imported from Italy to a very intimate and elegant.

To Bulgari Resort Bali, do not use the car because it is situated on a cliff. So the Bulgari Resort Bali offers a helicopter and helipad in some villas.

The costs that you spend for all this luxury ranging from U.S. $ 1,000 to 5,000 per night. Interested?

Small Islands in Sail Banda 2010

Indonesia Now have international event for sea traveling that name Sail Banda 2010. Sail Banda in this year will take the main theme of "Small Island, For Our Future" means small islands fatherly our future. This theme was taken because the Moluccas as the location of this activity is a province that is dominated by its geographical srtucture of small islands. At the same time as very weak area with the climate change issue is very relevant when the discussion focused on the impact of climate changes on small islands. An exciting agenda to be understood by the Forum Islands Province.

Do you know?
Banda archipelago consists of ten volcanic islands scattered in the Banda Sea, ± 140 km south of the island of Pulau Seram and 2000 km east of Pulau Java. Islands 180 km ² area is included in the Maluku province. Largest city, Bandanaira, located on the island of the same name. Approximately 15,000 people live in these islands. Until the mid-19th century, the Pulau Banda Islands were the only source of nutmeg spice. The islands are popular for scuba diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.

Banda have beautiful vision of panorama in Indonesia. You will get the valuable experience when traveling and visit Banda Islands.

Let's travel and visit Pulau Banda Island in Sail Banda 2010 Indonesia.

by ramadhani

Temples Of Orchha Travel

Храмы в Orchha
«Храмы в Orchha» на Яндекс.Фотках

In a documentary about Empires of India there was very interesting part about the temples of one of the princely states, existed here from 1501. India was devided in many little states in that period and had to stand the occupation of the mongols.

Our imagination that the raja were very rich and had very nice life comes from that times too.

The pantheon involved great number of gods in India, and it was the only thing common for all the states. That is the reason probably of so many temples, entire towns of temples.
What is interesting, the most muslim mongols were very tollerant in confront to the religions of the population. Many famous buildings like Taj Mahal are examples of this mix of the cultures.

While in Orchha you can see a temple of Indian architecture. The Lakshmi Temple(Wikipedia).

Temples Of Orchha Travel

Храмы в Orchha
«Храмы в Orchha» на Яндекс.Фотках

In a documentary about Empires of India there was very interesting part about the temples of one of the princely states, existed here from 1501. India was devided in many little states in that period and had to stand the occupation of the mongols.

Our imagination that the raja were very rich and had very nice life comes from that times too.

The pantheon involved great number of gods in India, and it was the only thing common for all the states. That is the reason probably of so many temples, entire towns of temples.
What is interesting, the most muslim mongols were very tollerant in confront to the religions of the population. Many famous buildings like Taj Mahal are examples of this mix of the cultures.

While in Orchha you can see a temple of Indian architecture. The Lakshmi Temple(Wikipedia).

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Places Remembering Giordano Bruno travel

With this post I want to continue to follow the pathes of very important characters of the human history.

Here I begin with Giordano Bruno, a rebel monk. He teached different ideas that were against the doctrine of the church. First of all, he thought, the Earth turns around the Sun and not contrary. He thought, there are many planets similar to our Sun and the Universe is very big (Read this post too: What We Are In The Universe? )

The life of Bruno beginns not far from the place I live, near Nola, a not very big town behind Vesuv.

He studied at the monastery in Naples and 17 years old entered the Dominican Order. He did not want to follow the philosophy of the church and had his own point of view. For this heresy he had to run away from the church all his life. He changed many places but finished his life in Rome, where was burned at the stake by Roman Inquisition after 7 years of the prison.

Here you see the view on the zone where he was born with Vesuv in the background.

Vesuvio
«Vesuvio» на Яндекс.Фотках

And this is the palace of the Inquisition in Rome, piazza dei Fiori, where Bruno was prosecuted. He was burned here too. The statue you see over here is situated in the same square too.


Посмотреть на Яндекс.Фотках

Places Remembering Giordano Bruno travel

With this post I want to continue to follow the pathes of very important characters of the human history.

Here I begin with Giordano Bruno, a rebel monk. He teached different ideas that were against the doctrine of the church. First of all, he thought, the Earth turns around the Sun and not contrary. He thought, there are many planets similar to our Sun and the Universe is very big (Read this post too: What We Are In The Universe? )

The life of Bruno beginns not far from the place I live, near Nola, a not very big town behind Vesuv.

He studied at the monastery in Naples and 17 years old entered the Dominican Order. He did not want to follow the philosophy of the church and had his own point of view. For this heresy he had to run away from the church all his life. He changed many places but finished his life in Rome, where was burned at the stake by Roman Inquisition after 7 years of the prison.

Here you see the view on the zone where he was born with Vesuv in the background.

Vesuvio
«Vesuvio» на Яндекс.Фотках

And this is the palace of the Inquisition in Rome, piazza dei Fiori, where Bruno was prosecuted. He was burned here too. The statue you see over here is situated in the same square too.


Посмотреть на Яндекс.Фотках

Pantai Tanjung Benoa The Spot of Watersport in Bali


Pantai Tanjung Benoa, the beach that located near Wisata Nusa Dua Area Bali have interesting many tourist to visit Bali. Tanjung Benoa situated at the southeast Bali Island in Nusa Dua. Can reach in 40 minutes from Pantai Kuta Beach, 50 minutes from Pantai Sanur Beach, and 30 minutes from Bandara Ngurah Rai Airport.

Pantai Tanjung Benoa become place for Watersport activity. This coast have quite wave in Bali, So this Pantai Tanjung Benoa have qualified and suitable for doing Water Sport activity. Some Watersport that you can do here like, jetsky, parasailing, banana boat, scuba diving, snorkling, glassbottom and you can visit The Pulau Penyu(Turtle Island) to wacth Turtle breeding activity and rehabilitation.

So if you have travel to bali island you must try to visit Pantai Tanjung Benoa. You will get unforgetable experience in your Bali Tour. I hope you will get happy traveling in Indonesia especially in Bali.

Next post I will give more information about traveling in Indonesia. So happy visit to my blog. Thanks for visit and reading this small article.

by ramadhani

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Traveling and Shoping in Malang City Shoping Centre

Malang City become the favourite destination of traveling in East Java Indonesia. Malang the Small city with glamour facilities have attract many visitor to visit or make some new business with high prosperity. Malang is the second biggest city in East Java after Surabaya City.

Traveling to malang is not complete if you are not visit the centre city area. This area is centre of mass activities for traveling, business, office building, and shoping. Malang City have many shoping mall, shoping plaza, shoping square, and many retail shoping.Malang Town Square are one of the biggest shoping mall in Malang beside MOG (Mall Olympic Garden).

Malang with many visitor society become the one of fastest City development for modern city in East Java Indonesia. Malang Have growth fast in the last 10 years. So if you have traveling to Indonesia you must visit Malang City. I suggest you to visit at Centre City because you can enjoy the old classic vision of Malang City with colonial buildings and spend your money to have some shoping traveling.

by ramadhani

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

4 Tips for Choosing Hotel, The Comfort & Under Budget


Selection of the hotel during a business trip or vacation to another city may seem trivial. In fact, the hotel can determine the success of the event that you do.

Here are tips on choosing the hotel are comfortable and appropriate budget:

1. Location
The first thing that is very important in selecting the hotel is the location. Choose hotels strategic location as needed to allow you to move.

2. Security
Hotel security is a top priority. Look at the facilities the hotel does have security and surveillance systems and a disciplined officer.

3. Services
Do not forget to note the service of hotel staff. Make sure they are well trained and friendly to be able to meet your needs at any time.

4. Reservation
We recommend that you do the reservation before your stay. It is good to anticipate if the hotel room is full. Do not forget to inform your arrival time for the hotel to prepare everything well.

Skiing Utah: Powder Mountain




"Less is more" at this ski area near Ogden (and that's not me blasting through the powder)

Powder Mountain offers more terrain and more snow with less infrastructure than any other area in Utah. It is a ski and snowboard area, pure and simple, and not a resort with lodging. There's 4,700 acres of inbounds terrain -- 2,800 acres directly lift-served, 1,200 more requiring a shuttle ride back to the lifts and 700 requiring a snowcat ride. Add to that 2,500 acres of guided snowcat skiing/riding terrain, and you have a formidable 7,200 acres to explore. In North America, only the combination of Whistler and Blackcomb offers more acreage. There's not a snowgun anywhere, for Powder Mountain receives 500 inches of cloudlight Utah snow every year. What's all the more remarkable is that Powder Mountain has just four chairlifts (only one a high-speed quad) and three surface tows.



The 5 1/2-mile access road ascends through the woods, first passing shuttle pick-up points for off-piste skiers and riders, and then the SuRata Tengahndown beginner/intermediate area served by a double chairlft and a surface tow. Laid out almost like a separate ski hill, it has a parking lot, a base lodge, a teaching hill, ski school, rental shop and lights for night skiing. The Timberline base has another another parking lot, another day lodge, a yurt from which private lessons and powder tours depart and a ski shop including rentals.What you don't see is a lift.

It is necessary to ski down to the loading area for the Timberline triple, and from there, you can access the Hidden Lake Express, a recent replacement for a classic old double chair that accesses the heart of Powder Mountain's lift-served terrain and culminates at the area's highest point. Powder Mountain's topography is a series of ridges and valleys, and long roads between them. Gentle meanderers lace across the complicated terrain, and groomed cruisers entice intermediate and advanced skiers. But Powder Mountain's abundant black-diamond turf really makes it shine. Outstanding tree skiing, rock-rimmed chutes, headwalls and snowy spillways make it a place for advanced and expert skiers and riders to rip. Especially on non-holiday weekdays, you can have the vast terrain practically to yourself. The terrain is complicated and spread-out that the two-dimensional trail map is helpful, but even better for getting a clearer picture of the lay of the land is to take the free guided tour that takes off from the Timberline base at 10:00 a.m. daily.

The limited on-mountain lodging is not operated by Powder Mountain. Lodging options include the condos and townhomes in the rental program of Wolf Creek at the bottom of the Powder Mountain access road, additional accommodations in the small town of Eden and downtown lodging in Ogden, a very cool little city less than an hour's drive.

Powder Mountain, P.O. Box 1119, Eden, Utah 84310; 891-745-3772.

Skiing Utah: Powder Mountain




"Less is more" at this ski area near Ogden (and that's not me blasting through the powder)

Powder Mountain offers more terrain and more snow with less infrastructure than any other area in Utah. It is a ski and snowboard area, pure and simple, and not a resort with lodging. There's 4,700 acres of inbounds terrain -- 2,800 acres directly lift-served, 1,200 more requiring a shuttle ride back to the lifts and 700 requiring a snowcat ride. Add to that 2,500 acres of guided snowcat skiing/riding terrain, and you have a formidable 7,200 acres to explore. In North America, only the combination of Whistler and Blackcomb offers more acreage. There's not a snowgun anywhere, for Powder Mountain receives 500 inches of cloudlight Utah snow every year. What's all the more remarkable is that Powder Mountain has just four chairlifts (only one a high-speed quad) and three surface tows.



The 5 1/2-mile access road ascends through the woods, first passing shuttle pick-up points for off-piste skiers and riders, and then the SuRata Tengahndown beginner/intermediate area served by a double chairlft and a surface tow. Laid out almost like a separate ski hill, it has a parking lot, a base lodge, a teaching hill, ski school, rental shop and lights for night skiing. The Timberline base has another another parking lot, another day lodge, a yurt from which private lessons and powder tours depart and a ski shop including rentals.What you don't see is a lift.

It is necessary to ski down to the loading area for the Timberline triple, and from there, you can access the Hidden Lake Express, a recent replacement for a classic old double chair that accesses the heart of Powder Mountain's lift-served terrain and culminates at the area's highest point. Powder Mountain's topography is a series of ridges and valleys, and long roads between them. Gentle meanderers lace across the complicated terrain, and groomed cruisers entice intermediate and advanced skiers. But Powder Mountain's abundant black-diamond turf really makes it shine. Outstanding tree skiing, rock-rimmed chutes, headwalls and snowy spillways make it a place for advanced and expert skiers and riders to rip. Especially on non-holiday weekdays, you can have the vast terrain practically to yourself. The terrain is complicated and spread-out that the two-dimensional trail map is helpful, but even better for getting a clearer picture of the lay of the land is to take the free guided tour that takes off from the Timberline base at 10:00 a.m. daily.

The limited on-mountain lodging is not operated by Powder Mountain. Lodging options include the condos and townhomes in the rental program of Wolf Creek at the bottom of the Powder Mountain access road, additional accommodations in the small town of Eden and downtown lodging in Ogden, a very cool little city less than an hour's drive.

Powder Mountain, P.O. Box 1119, Eden, Utah 84310; 891-745-3772.

Monday, July 26, 2010

Ragunan Zoo Tourism In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Endangered species bred here include the Sumatran tiger, Komodo dragon, dwarf buffalo and bird of paradise. Reopened in 1966, the zoo now exhibits 550 species of tropical plants and animals from Indonesia and around the world. This zoo was located at Cikini until 1964, when the site was no longer large enough to accommodate its rapid expansion.

The organization, the Vereneging Plantenen Dierentuin at Batavia, set up the park on a 10-hectare plot of land, but now it occupies 135 hectares of land. According to its history, Taman Margasatwa Ragunan, or Ragunan Wildlife Reserve, was first set up by a Dutch flora and fauna lovers organization. It's a world-class facility and guaranteed to entertain and educate both the young and young at heart. The new primates are centered at Ragunan Zoo.

Laid out in a lush tropical setting, such indigenous animals as the Komodo lizard, tapir, anoa, Java tiger, banteng, wild ox and brightly colored birds are given ample room to be in this green foliage. Jakarta's zoo is situated in the southern part of the city. Ragunan zoo in South Jakarta is a popular place to visit, particularly during holidays.

Ragunan Zoo Tourism In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Ragunan Zoo In Indonesia

Endangered species bred here include the Sumatran tiger, Komodo dragon, dwarf buffalo and bird of paradise. Reopened in 1966, the zoo now exhibits 550 species of tropical plants and animals from Indonesia and around the world. This zoo was located at Cikini until 1964, when the site was no longer large enough to accommodate its rapid expansion.

The organization, the Vereneging Plantenen Dierentuin at Batavia, set up the park on a 10-hectare plot of land, but now it occupies 135 hectares of land. According to its history, Taman Margasatwa Ragunan, or Ragunan Wildlife Reserve, was first set up by a Dutch flora and fauna lovers organization. It's a world-class facility and guaranteed to entertain and educate both the young and young at heart. The new primates are centered at Ragunan Zoo.

Laid out in a lush tropical setting, such indigenous animals as the Komodo lizard, tapir, anoa, Java tiger, banteng, wild ox and brightly colored birds are given ample room to be in this green foliage. Jakarta's zoo is situated in the southern part of the city. Ragunan zoo in South Jakarta is a popular place to visit, particularly during holidays.

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah) See The Miniature Of Indonesia

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

Taman Mini Indonesia Indah/TMII (literally translated: “Beautiful Indonesia Miniature Park”) is a recreation area and park which is the synopsis of virtual aspects of Indonesian life, representing the cultures, natures and heritages of Indonesian people. TMII located at an area called Pondok Gede, East Jakarta, with total width of 165 hectares.

History:
It was on 13th March 1970 in a meeting in the residence of President Soeharto (the 2nd President of Indonesia), Mrs. Siti Hartinah Soeharto, President Soeharto’s wife, proposed an idea of creating a way to raise the senses of nationality, devotion and proud of Indonesia among Indonesian people. The idea was then realized by constructing a recreation area which represents the wealth and beauty of Indonesia in miniatures, which named Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII). The construction of TMII was started in 1971, and officially open on 20th April, 1975.

Traditional Pavilions:
WestSumateraPavilionThe traditional pavilions appear as traditional houses and buildings from 26 provinces in Indonesia. The pavilions are supplemented with ornaments and motifs from each territory. They are also equipped with traditional furniture that is unique to each territory. Some pavilions you could see in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are including traditional house of Tongkonan from Tana Toraja, Bolon from Batak Toba, Bagonjong from West Sumatera, Joglo from Java, and Lamin from Dayak Ethnic at East Kalimantan. Since there are 26 provinces represented at TMII, hence there’re also 26 pavilions in there. However, there’s a plan to construct six more pavilions which will represent six new provinces in Indonesia.

Museum:
There are 15 units of museum in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, as follow:

* Indonesian Museum
* Military Museum
* Stamp Museum
* Heirloom Museum
* Transportation Museum
* Power and New Energy Museum
* Telecommunication Museum
* Information Museum
* Sport Museum
* Asmat Museum
* Komodo Museum
* Insect Museum
* Science and Technology Display Museum
* Oil and Gas Museum

Parks:
You could enjoy 11 units of parks in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah:
* Orchid Park
* Living Pharmacy Park
* Cokot Park
* Cactus Park
* Jasmine Park
* Keong Emas Flower Park
* Fresh Water Aquarium Park
* Bekisar Park
* Bird Park
* APEC Inscription Park
* Seven Pillars Building

Recreation Facilities:
The recreation facilities you could enjoy in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are:
* Indonesian Children Castile
* Swan Boat of Indonesia
* Among Putro Park
* Ria Atmaja Park
* Ambar Tirta Swimming Pool
* Keong Emas Imax Theater
* Wisata Village
* Tanah Airku Theater

Transportation:
You could get around Taman Mini Indonesia Indah by walking, driving personal vehicle, renting bicycle or using transportation facilities provided by Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. Transportation facilities provided by Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are including TMII ride that brings people to travel around TMII, mini train, Samirono passageway train, swan boat, and cable car (named Sky Lift Indonesia).

Tips:
* Weekend and holidays always been the peak season at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. If you’re not a type of person who enjoys crowds, it’s recommended to visit Taman Mini Indonesia Indah on weekdays.
* Since the recreation area in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is wide enough, it’s good for you to start your trip there since morning.
* Do not forget to bring umbrella or hat to protect you head from sun, especially if you intend to get around by walk.
* As far as possible please wear flexible footwear which you could wear and un-wear easily. When you enter the pavilion you’re not allowed to wear footwear.
* The easiest transportation to reach Taman Mini Indonesia Indah so far is by taxi.

source by: www.indonesia-travel-guide.com

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah) See The Miniature Of Indonesia

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah)

Taman Mini Indonesia Indah/TMII (literally translated: “Beautiful Indonesia Miniature Park”) is a recreation area and park which is the synopsis of virtual aspects of Indonesian life, representing the cultures, natures and heritages of Indonesian people. TMII located at an area called Pondok Gede, East Jakarta, with total width of 165 hectares.

History:
It was on 13th March 1970 in a meeting in the residence of President Soeharto (the 2nd President of Indonesia), Mrs. Siti Hartinah Soeharto, President Soeharto’s wife, proposed an idea of creating a way to raise the senses of nationality, devotion and proud of Indonesia among Indonesian people. The idea was then realized by constructing a recreation area which represents the wealth and beauty of Indonesia in miniatures, which named Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII). The construction of TMII was started in 1971, and officially open on 20th April, 1975.

Traditional Pavilions:
WestSumateraPavilionThe traditional pavilions appear as traditional houses and buildings from 26 provinces in Indonesia. The pavilions are supplemented with ornaments and motifs from each territory. They are also equipped with traditional furniture that is unique to each territory. Some pavilions you could see in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are including traditional house of Tongkonan from Tana Toraja, Bolon from Batak Toba, Bagonjong from West Sumatera, Joglo from Java, and Lamin from Dayak Ethnic at East Kalimantan. Since there are 26 provinces represented at TMII, hence there’re also 26 pavilions in there. However, there’s a plan to construct six more pavilions which will represent six new provinces in Indonesia.

Museum:
There are 15 units of museum in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, as follow:

* Indonesian Museum
* Military Museum
* Stamp Museum
* Heirloom Museum
* Transportation Museum
* Power and New Energy Museum
* Telecommunication Museum
* Information Museum
* Sport Museum
* Asmat Museum
* Komodo Museum
* Insect Museum
* Science and Technology Display Museum
* Oil and Gas Museum

Parks:
You could enjoy 11 units of parks in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah:
* Orchid Park
* Living Pharmacy Park
* Cokot Park
* Cactus Park
* Jasmine Park
* Keong Emas Flower Park
* Fresh Water Aquarium Park
* Bekisar Park
* Bird Park
* APEC Inscription Park
* Seven Pillars Building

Recreation Facilities:
The recreation facilities you could enjoy in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are:
* Indonesian Children Castile
* Swan Boat of Indonesia
* Among Putro Park
* Ria Atmaja Park
* Ambar Tirta Swimming Pool
* Keong Emas Imax Theater
* Wisata Village
* Tanah Airku Theater

Transportation:
You could get around Taman Mini Indonesia Indah by walking, driving personal vehicle, renting bicycle or using transportation facilities provided by Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. Transportation facilities provided by Taman Mini Indonesia Indah are including TMII ride that brings people to travel around TMII, mini train, Samirono passageway train, swan boat, and cable car (named Sky Lift Indonesia).

Tips:
* Weekend and holidays always been the peak season at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. If you’re not a type of person who enjoys crowds, it’s recommended to visit Taman Mini Indonesia Indah on weekdays.
* Since the recreation area in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is wide enough, it’s good for you to start your trip there since morning.
* Do not forget to bring umbrella or hat to protect you head from sun, especially if you intend to get around by walk.
* As far as possible please wear flexible footwear which you could wear and un-wear easily. When you enter the pavilion you’re not allowed to wear footwear.
* The easiest transportation to reach Taman Mini Indonesia Indah so far is by taxi.

source by: www.indonesia-travel-guide.com