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Support fair trade, local artisans and female workers by buying from this non-profit organization that sells hand-woven textiles, baskets and other crafts. Also available are indigenous music CDs, photographs, posters and more. Open daily 10am to 7pm Jalan Kajeng 24 Ubud, Bali, Indonesia Tel: +62-361-972187 http://www.threadsoflife.com
Support fair trade, local artisans and female workers by buying from this non-profit organization that sells hand-woven textiles, baskets and other crafts. Also available are indigenous music CDs, photographs, posters and more. Open daily 10am to 7pm Jalan Kajeng 24 Ubud, Bali, Indonesia Tel: +62-361-972187 http://www.threadsoflife.com
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baliIf you’re looking to buy long skirts and dresses, then this is the shop for you. The clothes here are very flattering since most are to be worn as layers. You can also fill out an order form if you want something that is sold out.
baliThis is a hi-boutique which sells clothing and accessories for men, women and children. Here you can find one-of-a-kind outfits and dresses.
baliAvailable here are the up market brands such as Prada, Gucci, Dior and Tiffany’s. Shop (or window shop) your heart out at the Bali branch of this international chain of malls.
baliFeaturing Indonesian jewelry designers, this is an upscale store that sells unique gold pieces. Some of the pieces are inspired by ancient traditions and mythology.
baliIf you’re looking for variety and can’t decide what to get, then head over to the Kartika Mall which houses the Centro Department Store (sells famous international brands such as Guess, Espirit, La Senza and more) in addition to other boutiques and shops. This is also the only beachfront mall in Bali. Open daily from 10:00 am to 11:00 pm http://www.discoveryshoppingmall.com/
baliHere you can find local fruits and veggies, boutiques, local handicrafts, Balinese lace and so much more. Ubud is in the heart of Bali and is a happening part of town, so you can always grab a quick bite after a day of shopping.
baliHere you can buy a fusion of modern and traditional handicrafts such as wooden trays, fruits baskets, batik bools, staues and more. Perfect place to shop if you’re looking to buy a keepsake or a gift for a loved one back home.
baliSet up by the roadside, these antique shops sell everything from doors, statues to even small houses! Be sure to shop around for a better deal and always bargain. Also remember that some of the antiques are actually rips-offs so you might end up paying more than its actual worth.
baliCoffee and tea conniseurs can head over to the Bhineka Jaya and have their fill. Here you will find beans, ground coffee and tea leaves from around the world. Others can walk in and learn more about the different types of tea and coffee while they sip a cuppa.
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baliBali Safari & Marine Park Hop on to a jungle safari with your children and witness lions, tigers, elephants and zebras in their natural habitat. The Marine park is currently under construction and should be up and running soon. You can either make a day trip or stay overnight in the safari area.
baliFor an introduction to Balinese art and history, the museum should be part of your itinerary. All artwork is displayed and organised according to international standards. It was founded in 1982 by a patron of the arts, Suteja Neka.
baliThis is an active volcano and tour operators will take you all the way up to the crater. But that is time-consuming and extremely challenging. You can also take the hour-long drive to Panelokan which is a small town on the outer edge of thee crater where you have stunning views. Be sure to visit Lake Batur. However, the trek up the volcano is recommended by all those who have tried it. Overnight stays are also available.
baliBali is famous for its rice paddy fields and a visit to Bali would be incomplete without a tour of one. The Tegallalang Rice Terrace is located about 5 kilometres to the north of Ubud, and from the highest point you can take in the breathtaking views of the paddy fields. There are more than one tour operators; you can ask your hotel reception for a brochure on the different operators for a better deal.
baliHome to these playful, naughty critters the forest has become very popular with tourists. Be sure not to wear anything sparkly or shiny and do not carry food with you since the monkeys can smell it on you. Some of the locals there sell bananas and other kinds of fruit to feed the monkeys. You can do that but do not tease the monkeys since they might attack you. In the forest is a small temple and a pathway that leads to the Nyuhkuning which is a woodcarving village.
baliWhen visiting Bali it is essential to take back a piece of art as a keepsake. Here in the Batuan Village you will see artists at work, using the traditional Balinese style of painting called batuan. If you visit on the 1st or the 15th of the month, you can enjoy the dance sequence Gambuh. Jalan Raya Sakah Batuan Ubud Phone: +62 361 23 5600 (Toursit helpline)
baliKnown as the heart and soul of Ubud, a trip to Bali would be incomplete without a tour of the palace. Originally home of the King of Ubud, it now features traditional Balinese houses and an art market selling local handicrafts. Here you can also witness the Barong dance which is a choreographed fight scene.
baliA small town, Amed is the perfect place if you’re looking to get away from the crowds. You can either shop of relax at one of the beachfront restaurants watch the dolphins or snorkel. There is also a small dive centre in the town if you’re interested in going deep sea diving.
baliThis is a small island located off the coast of Bali, perfect for snorkeling, diving and sailing. You can purchase a tour for an entire day or spend a couple of days there. The following are just a few of the tour companies offering tours, you may be able to find better options through your hotel or by asking the locals.
baliA private garden about a hectare in size, it is open to the pubic for individual or group tours. Here you can tour the beautiful gardens full of different varieties of orchids as well as buy souvenirs flower boxes to take home, flower arrangements and cut flowers. A must-visit for all horticulture aficionados
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baliIn Bali, it is all about location. Gado Gado is located on Seminyak beach, providing phenomenal views for customers as they eat. The food here is excellent and the quality never differs. The restaurant also offers cooking classes for those interested. Cuisines: Asian fusion Jalan Dhyana Pura No.99, Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia 62 361 736966 | www.gadogadorestaurant.com/index.html
baliFor upscale dining and a trendy spot in town, head over to Ku De Ta. Serving fusion cuisine, the restaurant is extremely popular with the tourists. Located right on the beach, it is perfect for a night out. The restaurant also includes a cigar lounge.
baliWhen eating here expect to get an exotic array of food. From ginger pepper lobster to crispy shrimp with Vietnamese mint sauce, the food here is delicious. Reservations are required. Views from the restaurant are of the ocean providing the perfect backdrop to a romantic evening. Nusa Dua Beach Hotel, Nusa Dua 361-771-210 ext. 626
baliOwned by an American trained in French cuisine, the restaurant offers the best of fusion food. The ingredients used are fresh and local, proving that fusion cuisine is best done with a local flare. Be sure to make reservations before heading over for dinner. Jalan Raya Sanggingan 361/975768 www.mozaic-bali.com
baliThe views are fantastic, food is excellent and the servers, attentive – what more could you want? The granita served here is a must-have especially on a hot, summer day. The menu changes every couple of days so be sure to try something new each time. Jl Kayu Ayu, Seminyak 361/ 730 838
baliThe price range here varies, so you can pick and eat a moderately-priced meal, which is absolutely delicious. The items on the menu are mostly Italian and Indonesian. The restaurant also offers a cooking class for those who are interested in learning new cuisines.
baliA visit to Bali is incomplete without sampling some of the scrumptious seafood it offers. At the Lotus you can enjoy garlic sautéed shrimp served with Balinese veggies or the fish satay. Even the location is great since it is located on a beachfront property.
baliCool off from the tropical heat by having the refreshing tomato gazpacho served at TeraZo. The bistro is hip and trendy without putting a dent in your travel budget. Breakfast is also served at the bistro.
baliFor a taste of Asian fusion, head over to Chandi where delicious food is served everyday. All vegetables and fruit served at the restaurant are organic and fresh, while the meat is imported from New Zealand and Australia. Jl. Laksmana no 72, Seminyak 62 0361 731060 www.chandibali.com/
baliHere you can sample raw oysters to meat imported from Australia in an open courtyard filled with frangipani trees. After your meal you can stop by the boutique and buy antiques, batik dresses and local jewelry.