People at develop countries prefer to use traditional medicine that using herbal ingredients for maintaining their health and heal diseases. They choose traditional medicine over modern ones because the traditional will keep them away from chemical side effect.

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The name of I Made Taro is virtually identical to Balinese games and folk tales. His persevering endeavors in the cultural discovery and conservation, chiefly tha traditional games, songs and folk tales of Bali is no more worried.

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Back to nature activities become a tourism trend in Bali. This island of paradise offers many possibilities to these kinds of activities. Peter Struder, the owner of Bali Eco Resort said this in the grand opening of Bali Eco Resort that located at Bayad hamlet, Gianyar.

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Today, children have unlimited choices of games. They have been pampered by modern games, ranging from Turtle Ninja, Kung Fu, war games and any more. These can make them stay for hours in front of television or computer. Yet, behind this ease and enjoyment, they lose some values like creativity and do not know they [...]

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Each community around the globe has its own characteristic related to convenient housing in accordance with its surroundings. If Eskimos have unique dome-like igloo in polar zone, Balinese people have a house called bale or pavilion. Designed for two seasons, it is thatched to generate warmth or coolness. The ones in original design remain to [...]

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This is the smallest regency in Bali. It covers only 121 square kilometers and includes three islands, Nusa Penida, Lembongan and Ceningan. Despite its size, its influence on Balinese culture has been powerfull. It was here, in the shadow of the holy volcano Agung, that the princes and priests of Majapahit gathered in 1343 to [...]

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Widen your horizon on the treasures of Balinese arts and crafts by visiting Bali Arts Festival (BAF) 2009. Melodious sounds of gamelan music break the silence of night and keep away the fierce heat of midday. More and more sizzling crafts are exhibited and on sale here.

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Upon checking in at your hotel in Bali, you’re presumably welcomed by a melodious and gentle strain of Balinese traditional rindik or gender instrumental music at the lobby. In the midst of a smooth breeze and the sound of man-made waterfall, flowing in a small stream implies a cordial ‘voice’ of nature around the tropical [...]

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Denpasar – Bali has tried to resurrect the old traditional arts that are nearly extinct. Bali’s Government will use the 2009 Bali Art Festival (PKB) in order to revive and introduce the rare arts especially to the youngsters.

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When you happen to make a visit to a temple festival anywhere in Bali, you assuredly see the Hindu devotees attend the festival in uniformed-looking Balinese costumes. Men wear kamben or a large skirt, safari jacket or shirts, smaller sash and headdress, while woman wear long-sleeved lacey kebaya, cummerbund (stagen), and a hair bun, while [...]

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