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TEAMTALK

MODERN TAKES
Om Swastiastu...

There was once a time when it was considered uncool to wear batik, but thank
goodness that is no longer the case. These days Indonesians are quite proud of their
cultural heritage and eager to share it, not only with the international community but
more importantly with the younger generation.
In this edition we explore a number of ways that people are bringing Indonesian
history and culture into modern day life. In PROFILE & PORTRAIT we have an interview
with Ibu Indra Tjahjani, a woman passionate about teaching Indonesian youth about

COVER
By Brook Mitchell

batik and the meaning behind the patterns. In SHOPPING SPREE youll nd stunning
smartphone cases from BatikGeek, a company that pays homage to Indonesian
mythical creatures, batik and shadow puppets through its eco-friendly products.
The history of rijsttafel is an intriguing one, and in DINE & DELIGHTS we share with
you three places in Bali that offer this lavish Dutch feast of Indonesian treats. And in
REST & RELAXATION we give you a peek into the newly opened Centara Grand Villas
Nusa Dua, where Peranakan style inuences the interior design. The Peranakan are the
Chinese immigrants who settled in the Indonesian archipelago from the 15th to 17th
century a very interesting part of this countrys history.
There is so much more to read about, so ip through this edition to get a taste of
the rich cultural experiences this country has to offer. We hope it inspires you to get a
deeper understanding of the lovely people who are hosting you during your stay.
And as always, we hope you have a great holiday!

Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om


The Team

Note: In our December 2014 edition on page 14, the restaurant Lacalaca is misspelled as
Laca Laca. We apologize for any inconveniences.

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TRUNYANS ANCIENT
MYTHOLOGY

THE MAGIC TOUCH

CRAFT&CULTURE

A special ceremony dedicated to


ensuring village fertility and honoring
Bali Mula mythology

INVITE&INDULGE

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Mind-blowing spiritual healing rituals at


Fivelements in Ubud

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SIGHTS&SOUNDS

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PHOTOS & FUN FACTS

LIFESTYLE&LEISURE
THE NEW MAESTROS

Modern Balinese art and where to nd


it in Ubud

Snapshots and quotes picked up


throughout November and Decemcer

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LIFESTYLE&LEISURE

DINE&DELIGHTS
A GRAND FEAST

Rijsttafel, a legacy left behind by the


Dutch, showcases the rich variety of
Indonesian cuisine

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A HINT OF THE ORIENT

The Peranakan heritage inuences the


Centara Grand Villas Nusa Dua, a
refreshing new option in BTDC

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PROFILE&PORTRAIT

A DEEPER APPRECIATION

MbatikYuuuk seeks to share batik


knowledge with a greater audience,
especially Indonesias youth

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18 NEW&NEWS

Hot deals and promotions of


the month that shouldnt be missed

This months select news updates


from the islands tourism industry
and whats new around the island

SHOPPINGSPREE
COOL CASINGS

BatikGeek products make Indonesian art


a part of urban life a splurge we can
really get behind!

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News updates from the tourism
industry and whats new beyond Bali

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PONDERINGPOINT
A MODERN AFFLICTION

Contemplating the pervasive use of


smartphones

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LITTLELOVES

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SEMINYAKS NEWCOMERS
Some of our favorite restaurants and
hangouts that popped up in Seminyak in
the 10
second
half of 2014
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74 SEE&SEEN
Snapshots of events and happenings
within the preceding month

76 BALIMAPS
Map of Bali showing specic tourism
areas and places of interest, as
well as a distance scale between
the islands main destinations

82 INFOINDEX
Useful directory of companies and
island-based businesses

FIRST COLUMN COURTESY OF FOUR SEASONS RESORT BALI AT SAYAN, SECOND COLUMN
COURTESY OF FIVELEMENTS PURI AHIMSA, THIRD COLUMN COURTESY OF PADMA RESORT BALI

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AIM & SHOOT!

The Bali Paintball Arena provides


an ideal shooting range in the
beautiful landscape of Ungasans
limestone hill

A SURREAL SCENE
Road trip, anyone? From Bali
you can pop over to East Java
by car to visit the stunning
Ijen Plateau

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CAPITALCORNER

THE DARLINGS OF
JEWELRY DESIGN

These four talented Indonesian


jewelry designers will blow you
away with their creations
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TOP PHOTO BY PHIL GREEN


BOTTOM PHOTO COURTESY OF BALI PAINTBALL ARENA

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ACTION&ATTRACTION

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PRIMEPROMOTION

MEET & GREET


Although the Courtyard by Marriott Bali
Seminyak attracts many leisure travelers, it
also has ample facilities for hosting business
travelers. The hotel offers 308 square meters
of meeting spaces and a ballroom that ts up
to 300 people, plus theres currently a special
running for a booking and stay period up to
March 31. For groups of 20 or more, you
can pay US$ 55 net per person and choose
three out of 10 meeting perks available,
including a massage corner during coffee
breaks, ve complimentary room upgrades,
or triple Marriott Rewards points.
Courtyard by Marriott Bali Seminyak
Jalan Camplung Tanduk
No. 103 SP, Seminyak
(0363) 849-9600
www.marriott.com

GO WITH THE FLOW


Escape to East Bali and take advantage of Villa Flows new wellness
packages that are inspired by Balinese healing rituals, organic cuisine,
restorative yoga and meditation. As a start to the new year, try their
Spiritual Bali package that includes a Balinese Water Purication
Ceremony, said to cleanse physical and emotional trauma from the body
(three nights at US$ 675 net per person). Alternatively, visit the boutique
hideaway in Karangasem for a detox, to do yoga, or to try the East Bali
Adventure package that includes mountain biking through rice elds, a
sunrise hike, and scuba diving (ve nights at US$ 1,599 net per person).
Villa Flow Bali
West Seraya, Karangasem
+62 81999454516, www.villaowbali.com

Singapore Airlines Business Class customers can now


enjoy the exquisite taste of the Prelude Grands Crus
from Taittinger, made from the rst pressings of an equal
portion of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes selected
from the best Grand Cru vineyards and aged for more
than ve years. Singapore Airlines is the only airline
that serves the rare Grand Cru Red Burgundy and two
prestige cuves, Dom Perignon and Krug Grand Cuvee.
Some 194,000 bottles of champagne are consumed on
Singapore Airlines ights annually.
www.singaporeair.com

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ALL COURTESY PHOTOS

AIR BUBBLES

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PRIMEPROMOTION

ROYAL PACKAGE
If youre thinking of honeymooning in Ubud, consider Alaya Ubuds
exclusive Royal Package. It includes romantic perks such as a Nasi
Raja dinner with special Balinese decorations and a 2.5 hour
Palace Ritual spa treatment, and on top of that there are cultural
visits that will make your experience extra memorable. Youll take
a guided tour of the 17th century Peliatan Royal Palace, famous
for its beautiful Legong Kraton Dance and gamelan, and have
the chance to meet Balis internationally acclaimed stone carver I
Wayan Winten (creator of the Dewa Ruci statue). The 3-day 2-night
package is US$ 1,400++/couple and valid until March 31.
Alaya Ubud, Jalan Hanoman, Ubud
(0361) 972-200, www.alayaubud.com

NEW IN JIMBARAN

BEAUTY SECRET
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Cellular Recovery
Skin Bliss Capsules, Elemis has launched a limited edition
package of two individual oversize jars, one pink (rose)
and one green (lavender) of 60 capsules each, plus two
mini travel pots perfect for when you are on the move.
This skincare product with aroma-therapeutic power
makes for a great gift, which you can nd in the Grand
Nikko Balis Mandara Spa for Rp. 1,440,000 net.
Mandara Spa at Grand Nikko Bali
Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua
(0361) 773-377, www.grandnikkobali.com

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The quirky Fat Chow of Poppies Lane 2 in Kuta has


opened a new branch in Jimbaran with a stunning view
of Bali. Their tasty and non-pretentious menu of Asian
comfort food is inspired by childhood favorites and street
food, and the restaurant is currently offering a promo
called 50 Days of Happiness where you can get 15%
off your lunch (from 12 to 5 p.m.) by posting a photo of
your meal on Facebook, Path or Instagram. This promo
is valid until February 8 for minimum purchases of Rp.
100,000 (before tax).
Fat Chow Temple Hill
Jalan Raya Uluwatu No. 8D, www.fatchowbali.com

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NEW&NEWS

MIX & MINGLE


A new dining option on Legian Street is the De Basilico Kitchen and
Bar located on the ground oor of THE 101 Bali Legian. Open daily
from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., the restaurant features an inviting rustic
wooden interior and the space itself is divided into three parts the
main area with its open kitchen, a deck, and a bar. We think that
young travelers in Kuta are really going to dig this new place.
De Basilico Kitchen and Bar
Jalan Legian No. 117, Legian
(0361) 300-1101, www.the101hotels.com

COMING SOON

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DOING THEIR PART


In an effort to reduce its reliance on plastic water bottles, the
Alila Villas Uluwatu now produces its own drinking water using
a water purication system designed by Eco Pure Waters. Their
large reverse osmosis plant is where ltration takes place, followed
by UV sterilization and mineralization before being poured into
recyclable glass bottles. This initiative not only reduces plastic bottle
consumption but also reduces carbon emissions generated from
transporting bottled mineral water to the resort. Bravo!
Alila Villas Uluwatu
Jalan Belimbing Sari, Pecatu
(0361) 848-2166
www.alilahotels.com

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The innovative hospitality group ARTOTEL Indonesia,


known for boosting Indonesian contemporary artists
by integrating their works into the interior design of
their hotels, will be opening in Bali in 2015 after
two successful locations in Jakarta and Surabaya.
Located on Jalan Kusuma Sari, the boutique hotel
ARTOTEL Sanur, Bali will feature 89 rooms, a
rooftop pool, a restaurant, a spa, meeting facilities
for up to 200 people, and of course an art gallery.
The groundbreaking ceremony took place in
December 2014 and the hotel is scheduled to open
in late 2015.
www.artotelindonesia.com

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NEW&NEWS

S.K.A.I.S THE LIMIT


Opening this month at Padma Bali is
S.K.A.I. Beach Club (it stands for Sunset
Kocktail Alfresco Indulgence); a new place
to enjoy designer cocktails, light bites and
chill tunes from the live DJ while relishing
the glow of the islands beautiful sunset. The
beach club features an edgy design from
Singapore-based ARC22o2 Global Design
Studio and is divided into indoor and
outdoor areas with an innity pool, cabanas
and sun loungers that can accommodate
up to 200 guests. Were saying a hearty
Cheers! to that.
S.K.A.I. at Padma Resort Bali
Jalan Padma No. 1, Legian
(0361) 752-111
www.padmaresortbali.com

FAMILY RECIPES

MEET IN UBUD
SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference Ubud
Town Centre opened in December 2014
with 91 rooms, 6 suites, and MICE facilities
that can accommodate up to 300 people.
The hotel offers a team of event planners to
assist you with your conference or event,
and the location is very convenient it is
within walking distance from the Ubud Royal
Palace, the Sacred Monkey Forest, museums,
shops, cafs and bars.
SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference
Ubud Town Centre
Jalan Sukma, Ubud
(0361) 849-3328
www.senshotelsresorts.com

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Kafe Batan Waru has been delivering delicious Indonesian food to


customers in Ubud for almost two decades, and now we can enjoy their
food down south at their newly opened branch in the Lippo Mall, Kuta! They
do things the old-fashioned way, grinding spice paste with a mortar and
pestle and freshly pressing their coconut milk. Their heirloom rice, herbs,
vegetables and fruit come from local farmers and much of it is grown in the
rich volcanic soil of organic farms in Kintamani. When you visit, dont forget
to order a delicious cup of Kintamani coffee to go with whatever it is you
choose from their menu of local and international dishes!
Kafe Batan Waru at Lippo Mall, Kuta
Jalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta
(0361) 897-8074
www.batanwaru.com

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CRAFT&CULTURE

TRUNYANS ANCIENT
MYTHOLOGY
WE TAKE A LOOK AT A SPECIAL CEREMONY HONORING BALI MULA
MYTHOLOGY, WHICH IS DEDICATED TO ENSURING FERTILITY FOR THE
VILLAGES INHABITANTS.
believed to be the ancestors of the
Trunyan people.
In Trunyan mythology Ratu Ayu
Pingit Dalem Dasar was the daughter
of a goddess who had descended to
the earth and was impregnated by
the god of the sun. She married Ratu
Sakti Pancering Jagat (or Betara Da
Tonta), the eldest son of King Dalem
Solo. Betara Da Tonta is considered
to be a manifestation of Sang Hyang
Widhi Wasa (God Almighty).
The Barong Brutuk performance is
a form of worship to their supreme
god Betara Da Tonta and is
dedicated to increasing fertility in the
Trunyan village.

ADOLESCENT DANCERS
runyan is a village

October 2014 was an auspicious

The holy Barong Brutuk performance

located in the crater

time for the Bali Mula to hold the

is a dance by adolescent Trunyan

area of Mount Batur that

Saba Gede temple ceremony for

boys who are rst quarantined for

is inhabited by the Bali

their gods. The celebration was

42 days, during which time they are

Mula. The Bali Mula are

held for one month, ending with the

not allowed to consume alcoholic

Barong Brutuk performance. Brutuk is

drinks, gamble or date. They stay in

believe their ancestors descended

derived from the words baru tuwuk,

quarters called bangsal pekemitan

directly from heaven, while the

meaning to meet. This performance

that are built specically for the

ancestors of the mainland Balinese

symbolizes the meeting between

Kapat Lanang ceremony.

migrated from Java bringing

Ratu Ayu Pingit Dalem Dasar and

Majapahit Hindusim to the island.

Ratu Sakti Pancering Jagat, who are

the original inhabitants of Bali who

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Prior to their performance, the


youth take off their normal clothes

and are dressed by the pedulu


(traditional village council members).
A loincloth made of new fabric is put
on them and two sheets of selibah
made from dried banana trunk skin
are slung over the upper part of their
body. Then strings of dried banana
leaves or keraras the main material
of the Barong Brutuk costume are
attached to the selibah.
Afterwards, the dancers are
covered with wet powder a
mixture of white clay, turmeric, rice
powder and fragrant oil. They carry
7 meter-long whips and wear masks
representing the gods in Trunyan
mythology Betara Da Tonta and his

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queen Ratu Ayu Pingit Dalem Dasar,

WHIP LASHES AS
A CURE
When the dancers enter the open
stage in the outer part of the
Pancering Jagat Village Temple (built
in 10th century AD or 833 aka
according to the Balinese calendar),
the audience shouts out, Meriki tu,

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PHOTOS BY ANGGARA MAHENDRA

as well as his ministers and guards.

AT THE PANCERING
JAGAT VILLAGE
TEMPLE (BUILT IN
10TH CENTURY
AD OR 833 AKA
ACCORDING TO
THE BALINESE
CALENDAR) THE
AUDIENCE SHOUTS
OUT, MERIKI TU,
MERIKI MEANING
COME HERE
PLEASE, COME
HERE, WHICH IS
THEN ANSWERED
BY THE BARONG
BRUTUK WITH
WHIPPING

meriki meaning Come here please,

At the end of the performance the

come here, which is then answered

Barong Brutuk dancers perform the

by the Barong Brutuk with whipping.

metambak procession, which is a

remaining unmarried for the rest of


their lives.
At the end of the performance

love scene between Betara Da Tonta

both characters embrace, then

a method to ensure fertility. Some

and Ratu Ayu Pingit Dalem Dasar.

dressed only in their loincloths, they

women make offerings in the form of

This nal scene is considered to be

run into the lake to bathe and purify

sesari (donation money), cigarettes or

very important because it determines

themselves. Before leaving the lake

energy drinks for the Barong Brutuk,

the fertility of the universe and all

there is a small selamatan ceremony

and then tear a little piece off of the

its contents. If this scene fails, it is

done to return the masks to their

keraras leaves worn by the Barong

believed that the dancers will

large bamboo basket.

Brutuk to be used as a talisman.

suffer the unfortunate fate of

By Dewa Ayu Eka Putri

The whipping is believed to be

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LIFESTYLE&LEISURE

THE NEW MAESTROS


By Joseph Wang

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A LOOK AT MODERN BALINESE ART AND WHERE TO FIND IT AMONG


THE MANY GALLERIES IN UBUD.

he people of Bali are

(16th to 20th century) during the

known for their strong art

time of the Klungkung Kingdom

sense, and the beauty of

when art was primarily meant for

the Balinese landscape

ceremonial purposes. The classical

along with the rich culture

Kamasan painting style usually

make for plenty of painting subjects.


Ubud, with its royal palaces and

depicts the epics of Mahabharata


and Ramayana. It has very strict

grand temples, has been considered

guidelines and was normally

the center of Balis art scene for

drawn on cloth or bark paper using

centuries. It is not surprising that

natural dyes.

modern Balinese art blossomed

When artists such as Walter

here rst.

Spies, Rudolf Bonnet, Arie Smit and

Prior to the era of modern


Balinese art (early 20th century

Adrian-Jean Le Mayeur came to

until now) was the classical era

started to modernize the art form.

Bali in the early 20th century, they

Clockwise from far left: Artwork by


I Ketut Soki (Neka Art Museum),
I Nyoman Meja and I Ketut Budiana
(Museum Puri Lukisan)

Story has it that in the early 60s,


Arie Smit saw two boys drawing
in the sand when he was taking
a walk in Penestanan village in
Ubud. Amazed by their talent, he
encouraged them to create by giving
them paper and paint.
Arie Smit never made any
suggestions regarding the subjects
or colors they chose, being very
careful not to interfere with their
artistic interpretation, nor did he
allow the boys to see his paintings.
This resulted in childlike paintings

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on canvas with bright colors

the oldest art museum in Bali. Their

and less details still very much

rst collection consisted of paintings

Balinese but with day-to-day life and

donated by Rudolf Bonnet along with

scenery as the subjects. This is what

other artists and friends who wanted

eventually led up to the Young Artist

to help the museum.

movement.

Located near the Ubud Palace

Notable artists of this movement

and the Ubud Art Market, this

include I Ketut Soki, I Ketut Tagen,

museum is comprised of three

and I Wayan Pugur, just to name a

main buildings that surround a

few. Their paintings can be found

serene lotus pond and manicured

at the Museum Puri Lukisan and the

gardens. The Pitamaha Gallery is

Neka Art Museum.

dedicated to modern-traditional
Balinese paintings (1930-1945)

MUSEUM
PURI LUKISAN

while the Ida Bagus Made Gallery

Open since January 31, 1956, the

paintings from 1945 to the present

Museum Puri Lukisan is ofcially

day. The third building is the

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houses modern-traditional Balinese

Wayang Gallery, which is used for

parking lot for its visitors.

Aside from the paintings of

shadow puppets and temporary


exhibitions.

Indonesian artists, this museum


Museum Puri Lukisan

also houses the works of foreign

Jalan Raya Ubud, Ubud

artists who resided in Indonesia such

person while children under 12 enter

(0361) 971-159

as Arie Smit, Rudolf Bonnet, Antonio

for free (this arrangement does not

www.museumpurilukisan.com

Blanco and Miguel Covarrubias.

Tickets are Rp. 50,000 per

apply to groups). The museum is


open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
except for the Balinese holidays
of Nyepi, Galungan and Kuningan.
Museum Puri Lukisan also offers
a wide range of art workshops,
gamelan classes, and shadow
puppet making classes that
are a separate package from
the admission fee. And quite
conveniently, there is a spacious

Clockwise from far left: A row of sacred keris, the entrance to the Neka Art Museum,
a painting by I Ketut Tagen at the Neka Art Museum

NEKA ART MUSEUM

The museum is open on

This art museum was built in 1982

Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to

and currently houses up to 300

5 p.m. and on Sunday from noon

artworks. The Neka Art Museum

until 5 p.m., but closed on public

not only has paintings but also a

holidays. The admission fee for

collection of keris or Indonesian

adults is Rp. 50,000

traditional daggers, some of which

while children under 12 enter

are so sacred that they have a

for free. After making your way

dedicated exhibition room.

through the museum, you can also

The Neka Art Museum is


arranged to showcase the

Campuhan Valley prior to heading

development of Balinese paintings.

home.

If you follow the recommended


route, the exhibition will start

Neka Art Museum

with Kamasan style paintings and

Jalan Raya Campuhan, Ubud

continue to the more modern styles

(0361) 975-074

of Balinese paintings.

www.museumneka.com

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PHOTOS BY JOSEPH WANG

enjoy the view of the beautiful

DINE&DELIGHTS
The jungle serves as the perfect
backdrop for your rijsttafel dinner

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A GRAND FEAST

RIJSTTAFEL, A LEGACY LEFT BEHIND BY THE DUTCH, SHOWCASES THE RICH


VARIETY OF INDONESIAN CUISINE AND CAN ONLY BE FOUND IN
SELECT RESTAURANTS THESE DAYS.
By Joseph Wang

he Indonesian

because it is a reminder of the Dutch

beef dendeng and serapah cumi,

archipelago spans over

colonial times. However, there are a

or Kalimantan calamari stuffed

5,000 kilometers along

number of ne dining establishments

with minced sh and served with

the equator, and being

that offer this experience in Bali

curry sauce. The experience then

rich in spices it has seen

and weve listed a few of the most

concludes with three choices of

a number of European countries


on its soil since the 16th century.

outstanding ones here for you.

desserts pandan and kopyor ice

These same spices are what make

AYUNG TERRACE

the food culture in Indonesia so

If your accommodations are located

unique, and it varies incredibly from

outside of the Ubud area, it is worth

the former First Lady of Indonesia

region to region.

it to travel to Ubud just to enjoy the

Ani Yudhoyono to serve to state

cream, layered rice cake and


klepet bugis.
This rijsttafel was selected by

sheer beauty of the Four Seasons

guests during the APEC conference

AN INTRICATE FEAST

Resort Bali at Sayan. Add to that

in Bali in October 2013, and you

Rijsttafel, literary translated as

an exquisite rijsttafel dinner and

too can experience it on Monday

rice table, is a tradition dating

the resorts signature warm service,

evenings for Rp. 630,000++ per

back to Dutch colonial times where

and youve got the recipe for a most

person (reservations are essential).

numerous Indonesian dishes would

lovely night out.

As a tip for outside guests, come

be presented during one meal.

Their rijsttafel dinner is served at

early (around 6 p.m.) to catch

Back then it was not unheard of to

the Ayung Terrace and starts with

the Balinese dances that are held

serve up to 40 types of dishes, with

delicious homemade prawn and

at the Jati Bar, and performed by

every bowl presented by a different

cassava crackers and a plate of

members of the local community in

Indonesian server. The feast was

small appetizers. This is followed by

front of a gorgeous backdrop of

aimed to showcase the richness of

prawn soup and a selection of white,

jungle foliage.

Indonesian dishes, the textures, the

brown or yellow rice. Soon after,

avors and all the different spices

a number of dishes are delivered

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

that Indonesian soil has to offer.

consecutively to your table and you

Jalan Raya Sayan, Ubud

will be asked whether you would

(0361) 977-577

like to sample them, including crispy

www.fourseasons.com/sayan

These days, rijsttafel is not so


easily found in Indonesia, partly

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the taliwang chicken and grilled


konro are particular standouts. The
meal of course comes with a side of
rice and sambal, and there is also
a dedicated cracker station with an
assortment of Indonesian crackers to
choose from.
Dessert is also served on a
dulang, and youll have the
opportunity to sample es campur
and lumpia pisang as well as six
other options. Civet coffee or kopi

DULANG RESTAURANT

can also look forward to The St.

luwak and Balinese brem (a type of

Located amidst lush tropical gardens,

Regis signature bespoke service.

local rice wine) are also included in

The rijsttafel starts with jamu,

the experience. At Rp. 595,000 nett

Bali Resorts dedicated rijsttafel

a traditional drink made from

per person, Dulang offers a meal t

restaurant that is open only for

turmeric, tamarind and honey,

for a king indeed.

dinner. The secluded and romantic

and continues with oxtail soup.

setting includes a hand-painted oor

Afterwards, a dulang (a large plate

The St. Regis Bali Resort

and a wooden pavilion reminiscent

used in the past to serve kings and

BTDC Lot S6, Nusa Dua

of colonial days long gone by. Aside

queens) with eight different dishes

(0361) 847-8111

from the best Indonesian dishes you

is brought out, and of those dishes

www.stregisbali.com

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ALL PHOTOS COURTESY

the Dulang restaurant is The St. Regis

LONG RICE TABLE


Located in Kuta, The Stones Hotel
Legian Bali, Autograph Collection,
offers a quiet environment in the
middle of a busy neighborhood.
This hotel serves rijsttafel for dinner
at its Indonesian restaurant called
the Long Rice Table. This modern
contemporary restaurant is actually
where the hotel serves breakfast
to in-house guests every morning,
but it transforms into a completely
different setting once dinnertime
rolls around.
The rijsttafel starts with Jakarta
beef and coconut soup followed
by eight kinds of Indonesian dishes
served on a small plate (including
beef rendang, voted The Worlds

Most Delicious Food by CNNGo


readers in 2011), as well as
condiments, white rice and yellow
rice. This is followed by three
choices of dessert, including grilled
cassava with shredded coconut, and
The Stones special blend of coffee
or tea. For Rp. 580,000++ for two
persons, this is an experience not to
be missed.
The Stones Hotel Legian
Jalan Raya Pantai Kuta, Legian
(0361) 300-5888
www.marriott.com

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PROFILE&PORTRAIT

A DEEPER
UNDERSTANDING
WE CHAT WITH INDRA TJAHJANI, THE
FOUNDER OF MBATIKYUUUK, ABOUT THE
MEANING BEHIND BATIK PATTERNS AND HER
MISSION TO SHARE BATIK KNOWLEDGE WITH
INDONESIAS YOUTH.

more about batik can attend my


workshops. Weve had a four yearold child and even a 72 year-old
man. Aside from students, employees
of multinational companies such as
Total Oil, Exxon Mobil, Nestle and
General Electric have participated,
as well as the Canadian Embassy
and students of Fashion & Business
at Queensland University of
Technology.
BB: Please tell us about your
most memorable MbatikYuuuk
experience.
IT: I think seeing with my own eyes
the batik artists making handwritten
batik in the village It is amazing
what they do and how patient they
are. I believe that batik-ing is a kind
of meditation process.
BB: What is unique about
batik canting?
IT: Before I answer that, I want to tell
you that to batik is to make patterns
using malam, or wax, and a tool
thats called canting. If the process
is without malam, it should not be
called batik. No batik canting piece

Bali & Beyond (BB): Could you share

Griya Peni Mbatik Yuuuk with

Similar yes, but not the exact same

with our readers how MbatikYuuuk

the mission of teaching the young

pattern. These subtle differences

came to be?

generation about the wonders

are what make batik canting pieces

Indra Tjahjani (IT): It started in

of Indonesian cultural heritage,

unique.

2000 many of my students did

especially batik.

not know enough about Indonesian

BB: What is your favorite batik

culture to do their assignments, so I

BB: Who usually attends your

pattern and why?

decided to introduce them to various

workshops? Is it mainly students or

IT: It is hard to choose just one

aspects of our cultural heritage. From

do organizations participate as well?

because each batik pattern has a

October 2008 I named our activities

IT: Anyone who is interested to know

different philosophy. Kart Jagad

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF MBATIKYUUUK

can be 100% the same as another.

appearances and the meaning

the Royal Family, but if you browse

behind them?

the Internet youll nd that celebrity

IT: The pattern worn during the

Jessica Alba has worn a modern

Presidents meeting with Tony Abbott

dress with this pattern. Also, some

is a classic Solo pattern called

people do not realize that certain

Pisan Bali, 2 and the meaning

patterns need to be facing up. In the

behind it is If youve already

Wahyu Tumurun pattern the crown

received an opportunity hopefully

should be facing up, and for the

you will get more and more.

Semen Romo pattern the Garuda

Another pattern worn recently is

wing has to be facing up because

the classic Cirebon pattern Singa

birds always y towards the sky.

Barong, 3 with the meaning We

The same goes for the Sido Mukti,

shall always win/be strong/be

Sido Mulyo and Sido Luhur

glorious in the sea (the head of

patterns.

elephant), on land (the lion body)

and in the sky (the Garuda wing).


or sometimes referred to as Sekar
Jagad has the meaning May you

BB: Many companies in Indonesia

conquer the world. Amazing isnt

require their employees to wear

it? 1 I love this pattern because

batik on specied days, like on

its in line with my wish to travel

Friday. Do you think this has helped

the world introducing people to

to spread appreciation for batik?

Indonesian culture Who knows,

IT: I believe its a start to ask

one day someone might be willing to

Indonesian people to appreciate

be my sponsor!

their own culture, and of course


I hope this requirement later

BB: What are your recommendations

BB: What can you tell us about the

pushes people to invest in better

for our readers who would like to

batik patterns that President Joko

quality batik.

learn more about Indonesian batik?


IT: If you want to know more

Widodo has been wearing at public


2

BB: Is there any wrong way to

about Indonesian cultural heritage,

wear batik?

especially batik, you should

IT: Yes, as many people do not

experience making batik but also

know that certain patterns have

learn about the meaning behind

special meanings and have

each pattern. We love to share and

been designed for people of a

can arrange private classes. Please

certain rank, like for the Sultan

visit our website www.mbatikyuuuk.

of Yogyakarta or for the Royal

com. Ive also written a book called

Family. These are called larangan

Yuk, Mbatik! that is available at

patterns, or prohibited patterns.

Gramedia bookstores, but it is in

For example, the Parang Barong

Bahasa Indonesia.

pattern is actually meant only for

By Mutia Adisoma

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IF YOU FAVOR INCONSPICUOUS OR


PLAIN SMARTPHONE CASES, YOU
MIGHT CHANGE YOUR MIND AFTER
SEEING THE ONES MADE BY
BATIKGEEK.

rowsing through the

trees, needing just a few years to be

numerous stalls at the recent

harvested while other trees require tens

LocalTaste fair at Lippo Mall

of years.

Kemang (Jakarta), I found a


plethora of goods made with

Product specications

love by aspiring local designers, from trendy

Made from high quality bamboo

platform shoes to Herschel-esque backpacks to

Engraved artwork with excellent detail

intricate handmade jewelry. I also came across a gem

Eco-friendly

of a brand based out of Bandung (in West Java) called

Easy access to device buttons

BatikGeek, which makes unique smartphone cases out


of bamboo and I thought, What a perfect t for our

Price

January edition theme!

Rp. 350,000 380,000 for smartphones


In the words of the

Rp. 420,000 500,000 for tablets

BatikGeek founders:

Available for

We are passionate

Apple iPhone 4, 4s, 5, 5s, 6, 6

about gadgets and batik.

Plus, iPad Mini

We wanted to make

Samsung Galaxy S4, S5, Note

Indonesian local art a

1, Note 2, Note 3

part of the life of urban

Sony Xperia Z1, LG Nexus 5

dwellers, most of who

(Google Nexus 5)

cannot be separated from


As of now they dont have any

their handheld gadgets.

brick-and-mortar shops, but

We provide gadget accessories with Indonesian artwork


made by local artists, and the patterns and illustrations

you can order online and they can ship anywhere in

we offer are a contemporary version of Indonesian

Indonesia and even internationally! For customers in

heritage. In our design process we paid close attention

Bandung, there is even the option of COD (Cash on

to the philosophy and heritage values, then combined

Delivery).

them with a pop style design. And we chose bamboo

By Mutia Adisoma

because its eco-friendly and it grows faster than other


BatikGeek
+62 85641333258 / 85642086262
www.batikgeek.com
Twitter / Instagram @batikgeek

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF BATIKGEEK

SHOPPINGSPREE

COOL CASINGS

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INVITE&INDULGE

THE MAGIC TOUCH

CONTRIBUTOR KATIE TRUMAN DISCOVERS MIND-BLOWING SPIRITUAL


HEALING RITUALS IN UBUD.

ou go to the dentist to

A HEALING HOTEL

designed grounds amidst Mambals

get your teeth xed, to

One of Balis two Healing Hotels of

rain-forested hills, practically induces

the salon to get waxed

the World, Fivelements is founded

regeneration and spiritual harmony.

and to the doctor

on deeply rooted Balinese traditions

for health problems,

and eco-conscious principals,

is Healing Rituals, administered

but where do you go for heavy-

nurturing the body, mind and spirit

by authentic native healers using

duty healing and spiritual spring

with ancient Balinese rituals and

ancient wisdom passed down

cleaning? The answer to that would

therapies, healing practices, gourmet

through generations of Balinese

be to the Fivelements Puri Ahimsa in

vegan foods and sacred arts. Even

families and engaging the help of

Ubud, or more specically, to Pak

the setting, a rustic (albeit luxurious)

higher divine sources while following

Wayan.

retreat on sacred Balinese Vastu-

indigenous Sekala-Niskala principals

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Award-winning Fivelements forte

(parallel conscious and psychic

everything on Fivelements healing

worlds). Healing Rituals combines

and spa menu, took place in one of

meditation, deep body work and

their private healing huts along the

Prana energy, but Healing Energy

banks of the Ayung River, with semi-

is their heavy-duty signature that

open bathtubs crafted in polished

provides out-of-world experiences

bamboo, reclaimed wood and spiral

with spiritual healing and cleansing.

thatched roofs. In a pre-session

This includes Chakra Balancing,

consultation I revealed that I sensed

which re-activates and balances

there was bad energy within me

the bodys seven energy centers

and needed it taken out. Then I lied

(Chakras) and Prana Healing,

motionless with my eyes closed

which scans and clears the aura

on a low-level bed, consumed in

of any imbalances. However, for

swirling incense.

the two sessions I experienced at

After initial prayers, meditation

Fivelements, I opted for the mind-

and a spine-tingling Ohmmm, Pak

blowing and powerful Panca

Wayan got to work balancing my

Mahabhuta or Five Elements

bodys ve elements (or microcosm,

(Rp. 1,250,000++), where for 90

buana alit) then channeled a

minutes local healer Pak Wayan

connection with the universes ve

AN UPLIFTING
EXPERIENCE

balanced the ve elements of earth,

elements (or macrocosm, buana

Succumbing to a deep trance and

water, re, air and ether within the

agung), uniting them to create an

what sounded to my ears like Native

body as well as cleared unhealthy

almighty harmony. Passing his

American chanting, I could feel the

energy originating from emotional

hands over my body, he looked to

young healer physically shake as he

and mental burdens and physical

locate and clear out all unhealthy

clasped his hands on my head and

demons. Just what the doctor

emotional, physical and mental bad

upper body.

ordered!

energy that had accumulated.

It was an uplifting experience

ITS ALL ELEMENTARY


Rewind to my rst session three
years ago: My rst impression of Pak
Wayan was that he not only looked
alarmingly young for a healer, but
was also a tad too handsome. I
was assured he was the real-deal
almost priest-like, as he was initiated
into energy healing by his father at
an early age and is a native of Nusa
Penida, a small island off Balis
southern coast renowned for its
gifted healers.
My customized treatment, like

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Pak Wayan balances the ve


elements of earth, water, re, air
and ether within the body as well
as clears unhealthy energy from
emotional and mental burdens
and physical demons.

jolt was the precise moment the bad

out of a deep slumber maybe half

energy ew out of my body.

and dont think too much.

breath and suddenly jolted upwards,

nervously enquired. Pak Wayan

A POWERFUL
ENERGY

before landing back on the bed,

hesitated, shooting me a half-

Fast forward to late 2014 when I

re-awakened literally in every

smile, and conrmed, Yes,

booked another session with the

sense. During the post-session

youre balanced. He also offered

same healer, but this time apart

consultation, Pak Wayan informed

suggestions related to my health and

from the usual proceedings, things

me via a translator that my sudden

well-being: stretch more, meditate

were different. Pak Wayans English

an hour in, I took a sharp intake of

But am I balanced now? I

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF FIVELEMENTS

in more ways than one. As if lulled

heating up like a Korean barbecue;


my toes felt almost aame.
Post-session (sipping on ginger
tea), Pak Wayan disclosed that he
hadnt detected any bad energy but
had helped to improve my blood
circulation. Again he advised,
Stretch more, meditate and dont
think so much.
Oh, and he also opened up
all my Chakras. I left feeling
spiritually rejuvenated and primed
for anything. And what a feeling
to have in this fast-paced and
had dramatically improved so there

running blood circulation problem.

competitive world, its vitally

was no need for a translator, and I

After silent bouts of meditation, Pak

important to have all your Chakras

noticed that he smiled more.

Wayan latched onto the ailment and

open.

while chanting, redirected my blood

By Katie Truman

Three years later I didnt think


there was any bad energy lurking
about but asked him to check

ow like a trafc policeman.


Fivelements Puri Ahimsa

I felt his powerful energy

anyway, remarking, Im sure youll

channeling through my chest so

Banjar Baturning, Mambal

nd lots of other stuff. And nd

strongly that the blood felt like it

(0361) 469-206

stuff he did, including my long-

was hurtling around my body and

www.velements.org

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ck at SKY. The
from the wedding de
Late afternoon scene
but apparently its
g,
win
sho
this
in for
green canopy was put
d Spa Bali).
(at AYANA Resort an
available on request

Many of the employees at the John


Hardy workshop
carve the handles of their own hand
tools. Theres
just so much creativity owing abou
t there.

Yogi
in Ubud called Frozen
Found this sign at a caf
m!
theres truth to the sarcas

t Ponco Setyohadis
We attended the opening for artis
had no idea he would
and

ation
sform
Tran
exhibition My
there would be dancers and
be live painting in water, or that
at the Le Mridien Bali
bited
live musicians! His art was exhi
Jimbaran until Dec 26.
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PONCO SETYOHADI AND SKY PHOTOS BY MUTIA


ADISOMA, ALL OTHERS BY JOSEPH WANG

SIGHTS&SOUNDS

Our cork board of photos,


quotes and fun facts that we
picked up while exploring in
November and December...

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cant live without
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We love the bright and spacious interior at Hbsejo,


next to Mirror (Petitenget Street).

Our snapshot of
the new Seminyak
club
Mirror. It is equa
lly, if not more, im
pressive
at night.

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REST&RELAXATION

A HINT OF THE ORIENT

he rst of Thailands

intimate villa property. Its an ideal

and three-bedroom pool villas. Upon

Centara brand in Bali,

option for those craving a quiet

pushing open the wooden double

the Centara Grand Villas

escape from the day-to-day demands

doors of a One Bedroom Luxury Pool

Nusa Dua ofcially

of their profession, and especially

Villa, youll instantly breathe a sigh

opened in August 2014

nice for couples who are looking to

of relief as youre greeted by the

spend quality time together.

view of open space.

in the exclusive BTDC enclave of


Nusa Dua. With just 14 pool villas

Boasting 225 square meters of

that are tucked away in tropical

ROOM TO BREATHE

living space, the villa has an outdoor

gardens, at times it can feel as

The walkway is anked by lush

area with an open-air kitchen

though you are the only guest at this

gardens and leads to the one, two

and table, a pool with a waterfall

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TABLE DETAIL PHOTO BY MUTIA ADISOMA


ALL OTHERS COURTESY OF CENTARA

THE PERANAKAN HERITAGE INFLUENCES THE NEW CENTARA GRAND VILLAS


NUSA DUA, A REFRESHING OPTION FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR A UNIQUE
AND SURPRISINGLY ROMANTIC VILLA.

feature, two loungers and a sundeck,

Pool Villas are perfect for families

perfect for laying out or doing a bit

and groups of up to four adults and

of yoga. Glass doors lead to the

three children, while the resorts

sleeping quarters where a plush

one and only Three Bedroom Luxury

bed, a desk, and ample seating for

Pool Villa provides over 680 square

reading and lounging await.

meters of living space and can

Most notable perhaps is the

accommodate up to six adults and

bathroom, located partly indoors

two children. All villas are designed

but with doors that open up to an

with Peranakan accents per the

impossibly romantic outdoor bathing

special request of the villa property

area with a shower and a circular

owners.

freestanding bathtub, which can be


sealed off with sheer white curtains

PERANAKAN STYLE

or left open to enjoy the view of the

It is quite rare to nd

pools waterfall. As an added bonus,

accommodations that pay homage

the bathroom amenities are all from

to Indonesias Peranakan history a

Salvatore Ferragamo.

blend of Chinese and Indonesian

The larger Two Bedroom Luxury

culture that came about in the 15th

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to 17th centuries when Chinese


immigrants settled in the Indonesian

paintings of misty mountain scenes.


Their spa also honors this history

archipelago. However, the Centara

with their signature treatment

Grand Villas Nusa Dua does so

The Peranakan Heritage. The

by showcasing beautiful teak and

experience begins with a Malay

rosewood furnishings (some with

Lulur scrub of ground rice, turmeric,

intricate carved detailing), bronze

nutmeg and galangal, and continues

accessories on the walls, antique

with a bath in lemon verbena

wooden sculptures, and gold leaf

oral tea (a Chinese remedy for

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eradicating negative energy that


is traditionally done during New
Years to promote good health).
The nale to this treatment is the
Urut Melayu massage, which
uses fragrant rose oils to promote
relaxation, followed by an organic
mulberry facial pouch to impart
cooling energy.
Also not to miss is their Ru Yi
restaurant with its delicious menu
of mainland China and Hong Kong
cuisine. Their Discovery Menu (Rp.
288,000++/person) comes highly
recommended with seven courses for
you to discover, including delicious

fried prawns cooked in salted egg


and adventurous delicacies with
intriguing textures like their spicy
jellysh. Spa Cenvaree and the Ru Yi
restaurant are open to both in-house
and outside guests.
Although Centara is not beach
front, it does have a complimentary
shuttle that can take guests to Nusa
Dua Beach where the resort has
its own beach club. Compared to
some other BTDC properties Centara
Grand Villas Nusa Dua may be
small, but their warm hospitality and
homey atmosphere are a welcome
addition to the neighborhood.
By Mutia Adisoma
Centara Grand Villas Nusa Dua
BTDC Lot NW 2 & 3, Nusa Dua
(0361) 773-300
www.centarahotelsresorts.com

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PONDERINGPOINT

A MODERN
AFFLICTION

commended her on how well she had done as if we

CONTRIBUTOR KATIE TRUMAN


CONTEMPLATES THE PERVASIVE USE OF
SMARTPHONES WHILE BEGGING
US ALL TO PLEASE, LOOK UP!

assertion of power, i.e. Look how important I am, I must

had just weaned her off a life threatening addiction.


In some cases, smartphone misuse is like a modern
check my messages because Im indispensable at my
job, or, Look at me, Im so popular within my social
network. True, some people are company big shots or in
the rst ush of love, making it necessary to obsessively
check messages. But surely not all of us are dictated to

aybe its because Im old-school


British and was taught that good

by Wall Street or by our hearts!


If we think its bad in Indonesia, it seems to be the

grace, manners and conversation

same sad story elsewhere (although Ive heard that the

are of paramount importance,

unfailingly polite Japanese keep their phones turned off

but I suspect that people half my

and in their bags when out in company).

age from anywhere in the world would agree that it

In Sydney I noticed school friends congregating

is a scary addiction to always be looking down at

at Starbucks and other locales, sitting together yet

smartphone screens.

completely emotionally detached as they were wrapped

As magical as this tropical island can be, it is

up in their cyber pals and not their real ones.

unfortunately not immune to this modern scourge. The

In Singapore I nd myself constantly tripping over

overuse of smartphones and slavish obsession with

or bumping into Singaporeans looking down at their

checking emails, text messages, Twitter, Instagram and

screens while walking around town. It beats me why

Facebook is denitely prevalent here as well. Social

there arent more accidents or cases of people falling

media? More like anti-social media!

down potholes (but then I remember, Singapore doesnt

On numerous occasions Ive seen couples on dinner


dates with both looking down at their screens rather than

have potholes).
As for checking messages just before take-off or

gazing into each others eyes or at the stunning sunset,

nanoseconds after the airplane lands, dont get me

and groups of friends out at parties, social gatherings

started! No, no, dont worry about passenger safety,

or fashion shows all checking their messages. I assume

your latest messages are far more important

they are doing so to contact more friends, but it makes

Im incredulous that people want to live their lives

me wonder whether they are not happy with the ones

missing out on the art of conversation, friendship or a

already with them.

handsome strangers face, especially in a place that

On one occasion, I visited a professional healer who

emanates natural beauty like Bali. However, I must

checked their phone while simultaneously concluding

confess that Ive craftily learned to use this modern

my healing session with the prognosis. And worse,

afiction to my own advantage in sticky situations.

a businessman suitor continually icked through his

In my regular scenario of getting lost in Singapore,

messages while I was revealing my life story on our rst

when I frantically approach locals on the street for

date (that was a complete no-no Next!).

directions, theyll kindly turn to their smartphones to

A friend of mine has the unfortunate habit of cutting

locate my destination quicker than I can say Where

me off mid-sentence to obsessively check work messages

is it? And when I am ying solo at a Bali function or

or even arrange her work schedule while I sit opposite

waiting on someone who is running very late, I put my

her in increasingly frustrated silence. I recently invited this

head down too, pretending to be deep in message

pal to accompany me on an upscale restaurant review

land. Ive found this helps to stave off boredom, or any

on the condition that she keep her phone switched off

anticipated looks of pity.

and in her bag, and after she successfully managed this


task (surprising me, but even more, herself) I ridiculously

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Well, if you cant beat em, might as well join em.


By Katie Truman

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LITTLELOVES

SEMINYAKS NEWCOMERS
CONTRIBUTOR ARIKO AHMAD HAS ZIGZAGGED AROUND TOWN ON
HIS SCOOTER TO CHECK OUT THE NEWCOMERS IN SEMINYAK
AND SHARE HIS FAVORITES WITH YOU.

Gardins signature Lamb Rack


cooked to perfect tenderness

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t seemed as though new


restaurants and hangouts were
popping up almost weekly in
Seminyak during the second
half of 2014. So much so that it

can be hard to decide which ones to


try rst or where to start.
For those who need some help,
Ive compiled a handful that really
stood out for me. Ive even taken

Delicious options from Sisterelds menu

the liberty of matching each place


to a likely situation you might nd

restaurant and club combo offers a

gin-based cocktail featuring a mix

yourself in while in Bali. So if

unique experience where culinary

of cucumber, mint and zesty lemon.

you need a brunch nook, a cozy

treats meet sophistication and fun.

Another Gardin cocktail worth

hangout, a place for pre-drinks or a

The Gardin restaurant presents a

mentioning is their Irish Tiramisu

table for two, Ive got you covered!

wide range of delectable Indonesian

(Rp. 125,000++), a sweet but lethal

and European dishes that are simple

concoction of Baileys Irish cream,

FOR PRE-DRINKS
& DANCING

but presented with a unique twist.

Kahlua peanut liqueur and vanilla

If you nd yourself in a situation

their signature Lamb Rack (Rp.

where you want to have dinner and

228,000++), which is cooked to

for a night of partying, all you need

pre-drinks before hitting a club but

perfect tenderness. It comes with

to do is head to the back of Gardin

dont want to travel far between

savory potato gratin, roast garlic

and into their Mirror club. This brand

the two places, just remember these

sauce and crunchy asparagus. Pair

new club will denitely amaze you

words: Gardin and Mirror.

this dish with the Gardin of Eden

with its grand dcor, superb lighting

(Rp. 125,000++), their signature

and thumping beats. Just remember

Located on Petitenget Street, this

A personal favorite of mine is

ice cream.
Once you are nicely warmed up

to leave your ip-ops and Bintang


singlets at home (after all, you are in
Seminyak). Open daily from 11 a.m.
to 1 a.m.
Gardin Bistro & Patisserie
And Mirror Lounge & Club
Jalan Petitenget No. 106, Seminyak
(0361) 849-9799
www.facebook.com/gardinbali

FOR BRUNCH
Sisterelds has quickly gained a
reputation as one of the best places
for brunch in Seminyak, offering a

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FOR TWO
Having already gained
recognition in Singapore as
one of the best places to dine
out, Kilo has spread its wings
and landed on this paradise island.
Tucked away on Drupadi Street and
offering a stylish ambience, this new
restaurant presents a unique sharing
concept that combines all the
best parts of Mexican, Italian and
another winner.
As for drinks, try their healthy

Japanese cuisine. Kilo is denitely


the one to try if youre looking

casual yet chic Melbourne feel and a

juice with spinach, green apple,

for somewhere to take a special

menu that packs a delicious punch.

cucumber, celery and mint. Its

someone.

For a quintessential brunch, order

super refreshing and I imagine it

To start, opt for their Wasabi

their Eggs Benedict (Rp. 60,000++)

would be a great hangover cure too.

Tuna Tartare (Rp. 90,000++)

that comes with beautifully poached

Sisterelds is open daily from 7 a.m.

featuring fresh tuna mixed with

eggs and crispy bacon on grilled

to 5 p.m., and you can enjoy your

avocado and sesame. This comes

sourdough bread, topped with

meal indoors or al fresco on their

with our chips that are perfect for

hollandaise sauce. Its so good that

terrace or in their backyard.

dipping. For the greens, I personally

it might have you wishing the portion

recommend their Roasted Beetroot

were even bigger! Their Chicken

Sisterelds

Salad (Rp. 80,000++) presented

Schnitty Sandwich (Rp. 70,000++)

Jalan Kayu Cendana No. 7,

with local arugula, crispy pecans

with zesty Creole chutney, fresh

Seminyak

and dill, and topped off with zesty

cabbage coleslaw, roasted tomato

(0361) 905-0507

herb dressing and feta yoghurt.

and wholegrain mustard mayo is

www.sisterelds.com

For dessert, go for their Pistachio


Cake with crme fraiche and lemon
(Rp. 65,000++) or their heavenly
Chocolate Lava Cake topped with
a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a
sprinkle of walnuts (Rp. 85,000++).
Kilo is open daily for lunch from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dinner from
6 p.m. to 11 p.m., while their bar

Kilo
Jalan Drupadi No. 20XX, Seminyak
(0361) 474-1006

Kilos Wasabi Tuna Tartare


with fresh avocado and sesame

www.facebook.com/kilobali

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ALL COURTESY PHOTOS

stays open until midnight.

Corner House has a


Happy Hour that runs
from 5 to 8 p.m. daily as
well as a special Thirsty
Thursday program at their
upstairs bar starting from
8 p.m. until late.

nely chopped olive tapenade. Meat


lovers should opt for their hearty
Lamb Burger (Rp. 92,000++) with
fresh mint yoghurt, balsamic glazed
onion, cheese and cucumber (it
comes with mixed greens and crisp
French fries too). Have a delicious
Iced Caf Latte (Rp. 25,000++) with
your meal; you can even grab one
in the morning, as theyre open daily
from 7 a.m.
But back to the business of meetups. Corner House has a Happy
Hour that runs from 5 to 8 p.m. daily
as well as a special Thirsty Thursday
program at their upstairs bar starting

FOR A WEEKEND
MEET-UP

offers a calm and cozy atmosphere,

from 8 p.m. until late. So what are

despite being located right beside

you waiting for?

Located right on the corner of

one of Seminyaks busiest roads.

By Ariko Ahmad

Drupadi and Kayu Aya Street, the

Try their Nicoise Style Salad (Rp.

Corner House is a great spot for a

67,000++) featuring slow cooked

Corner House Bali

get together or a catch up session

tuna with beans, broccoli, egg,

Jalan Kayu Aya No. 10A, Seminyak

with friends. Their shady terrace

capers, crunchy romaine lettuce,

(0361) 730-276

area is perfect for lingering and

basil, and a generous amount of

www.cornerhousebali.com

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ACTION&ATTRACTION

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AIM AND SHOOT!

BALI PAINTBALL ARENA PROVIDES AN IDEAL SHOOTING RANGE IN THE


BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE OF UNGASANS LIMESTONE HILL.

ith three

LEARN TO SHOOT

arenas in

If you are new to paintball, start at

a natural

their shooting range with targets

outdoor

placed at distances of 20 to 30
meters. The various targets are made

environment, professional paintball

of paper, cardboard and soft plastic

training sessions and state-of-the-art

container lids, and here you will be

equipment and safety gear, this is

able to hone your shooting skills and

a great place to go with friends,

practice accuracy with aim and

colleagues or family, whether rain

shoot activities.

or shine.

players with a time-based shooting

You can even challenge other

competition. This involves shooting


from a sitting position, although
some targets must be shot from
a kneeling or standing position
in order to add to the fun and
challenge of the competition. This
is an excellent way to introduce
people to target shooting in the
outdoors.
The package price for this activity
is Rp. 400,000 net per person,
which is inclusive of one air gun
rental, one box of pellets (80 rounds)
and mineral water. Also included is
hotel transfer (minimum 4 persons),
which is a good thing to take
advantage of since it can be a bit of
a challenge to nd the location.

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rules of the game, youll be reminded

If youre feeling comfortable with

how to operate the semi-automatic

your shooting skills, another option

paintball gun, including handling,

is to take advantage of a package

loading, aiming and shooting. Then

where you can join forces with other

youll get to do a few practice rounds

players and go head-to-head against

prior to entering the battleeld.

another team.
Youll start with a welcome drink

In the rst battleeld, the two


teams are separated by a line of

at the reception area, and then suit

trees, drums, and big balloons

up in a camouage jumpsuit and face

to take cover behind. Clutching

protector. After being briefed on the

your paintball gun tightly, relish in

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF BALI PAINTBALL ARENA

GO HEAD-TO-HEAD

CLUTCHING YOUR PAINTBALL GUN TIGHTLY,


RELISH IN THE ADRENALINE RUSH AS YOU
DUCK, ROLL AND MANEUVER THROUGH THE
FIELD, AIMING AND SHOOTING AT YOUR
OPPONENTS AND AVOIDING THE PAINT
BULLETS RUSHING PAST YOU.

the adrenaline rush as you duck,

when trying to take over the

roll and maneuver through the

opposing teams area.

eld, aiming and shooting at your

At the end of the exciting

opponents and avoiding the paint

paintball session youll be provided

bullets rushing past you.

with a light meal to enjoy while

A horn is blown to signal the end

taking in the view of the limestone

of the rst game, which is followed

hill. Although the packages vary, for

by a short break. Then the second

Rp. 700,000 nett/person you can

game commences in a village-like

get 200 rounds of paintball ammo,

scene with wooden huts, fences and

two game sessions at different

bushes. This terrain provides more

playing elds, complimentary

hiding spots and more challenges

refreshments, one light meal and


insurance for each player.
A morning paintball game is
denitely recommended as youll be
able to nish by lunch and it gives
you enough time to treat your gun
shot wounds and rest after being so
active. Then youll be free to enjoy
Balis renowned sunset from the
southern part of the island.
Bali Paintball Arena
Jalan Alas Arum, Kuta Selatan
+62 82247006999
www.balipaintballarena.com

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BEYONDBALI

A SURREAL
SCENE

CONTRIBUTOR PHIL GREEN POPS OVER


TO EAST JAVA TO VISIT THE STUNNING
IJEN PLATEAU, THEN SHARES WITH US HIS
EXPERIENCE. ANYONE ELSE INSPIRED TO
EMBARK ON A ROAD TRIP?

ve wanted to visit
Banyuwangi and the Ijen
Plateau for a number of years,
so when my son visited me
here in Bali we decided at

the spur of the moment to just do


it. Hastily getting together cold
weather gear and hiking boots,
we set off by car from Denpasar
before sunrise. As they say,
the best adventures are never
planned...

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Despite wet weather, Ijen is


certainly accessible during
the rainy season (photos were
taken during the rainy season).
However, the best time to visit
Ijen would be during the dry
season (April November).

FERRYING ACROSS

journey I would take the northern

was crystal clear and the volcanic

Our rst destination was Gilimanuk

route to Singaraja, and then head

mountains of Ijen loomed large as

and the ferry crossing to Java. The

south over the mountains through

the ferry approached Java. After

southern Bali route to Gilimanuk from

Bedugul and on to Denpasar. This

some caffeine, pisang goreng

Denpasar is reputedly one of the

proved to be a wise choice!

(banana fritters) and dangdut tunes

most dangerous roads in Indonesia,

After ve hours (that included a

on the 40-minute ferry ride, I felt as

and I can attest to its fearsome

couple of breaks to calm the nerves)

reputation the hairpin bends and

we nally reached Gilimanuk. The

very tired truck drivers arriving at the

facilities and organization at the

TWO-WHEEL DRIVE

end of their overnight from Surabaya

port are excellent and in no time we

After exiting the port facility we

to Denpasar are absolutely nerve-

had our car on the ferry and were

headed south along the main coast

wracking. I vowed that on the return

on our way to Java. The morning sky

road towards Banyuwangi proper.

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good as new.

We quickly arrived and to my


surprise there were a number of
signs for our destination Kawah
Ijen. I found this highly unusual, as
often in Indonesia there are no signs
at all, or if there are Im suspicious
they are pointing in the wrong
direction!
The way up to Ijen is comprised
of picturesque rice paddies set
against the mountain backdrop.
We followed yet more Kawah Ijen
signs and by lunchtime had arrived
at the Ijen Resto and Homestay in
Licin. This homestay consists of basic
yet clean bungalows, even with hot
water facilities.
Later in the afternoon we decided
to further investigate the road
beyond Licin. As we snaked our way
higher the road narrowed and was
covered by a beautiful canopy of
rain forest trees, vines and superb
tree ferns. At around 14 kilometers
the vegetation thinned out, the road
attened, and we had reached the
drier plateau. A couple of kilometers
later we arrived at Paltuding, the
starting point for the Kawah Ijen trek.
Most advice on the web warns
that the Licin route to Paltuding is
simply impassable without a good
4WD, but we found this was not the
case. The road has been upgraded
in recent years (in support of the
Banyuwangi Tour de Ijen, a 600 km
bicycle road race around East Java)
and although there are some pretty

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The trek to Ijen crater is simply


unforgettable. The terrain and
views are superb, but perhaps
the most enduring memory of all
is that of the miners. Despite their
enormous physical ordeal, they
are very good-natured and even
humorous with the tourists sharing
their track. They accept the
challenges of the job they have
taken on, and do it with dignity,
humility, and without complaint.

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steep parts, we had no problems in


our 2WD Toyota.

A CHALLENGING TREK
Under a dark but brilliantly starry
sky we began the trek to Ijen crater.
It is around three kilometers to the
rim and the track is well traveled by
around 300 sulphur miners daily.
Some 15 minutes into the trek the
path begins to steepen, and was
made even more difcult by the
darkness of the night.
An hour and a half later the
silhouette of the crater rim was
visible against a faint early dawn
sky. We pushed on quickly and soon
arrived at the rim. Peering down,
we were absolutely blown away by
the breathtaking sight below. The
lake itself had an eerie greenish
glow, contrasting with the bluish and
yellow glow from the burning sulphur
and a gas cloud drifting across the
lake. The scene was an awesome
spectacle reminiscent of Dantes
Inferno.

We spent the next couple of hours


on the crater rim track and then
down at the sulphur mine site by
the lake. The crater rim track offers
superb views of Ijen crater and the
volcanic terrain of the whole Ijen
Plateau further to the west. The
terrain is spectacular, surreal, and
just as grand as the more famous
Mount Bromo.
The trip from the crater rim
down to the mining site is very

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PHOTOS BY PHIL GREEN (BALIPHOTOBLOG.SMUGMUG.COM)

CRATER RIM VIEWS

steep and difcult, and not to

Once enveloped by the fumes, you

trek back up to the crater rim was

be underestimated. Once down

cough and your eyes start to sting

again challenging, but my simple

near the sulphur operations all is

this is an acidic gas after all!

backpack was nothing compared to

ne until the wind stops, changes

Its hard to believe that the

the miners who were carrying 70 to

direction, and you are enveloped

sulphur miners work here for hours

in thick sulphur fumes. Although we

on end, and I was glad to see that

had taken hand-towels to breathe

some of them had gas masks and

into Paltuding for a well-deserved

through, this was barely enough.

proper rubber boots and gloves. The

late breakfast of banana pancakes

90 kilograms of sulphur blocks.


Two hours later we stumbled back

and coffee, and later in the day

INDONESIA

we drove to a number of sites


around the plateau including the hot
springs at Catimor and the nearby
waterfalls. I highly recommend
an hour of soaking in the springs
after the Ijen climb, particularly
when local brewed coffee is served
as you relax in the steamy hot
ponds.

EAST JAVA

By Phil Green

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CAPITALCORNER

THE DARLINGS
OF JEWELRY
DESIGN
TAKE NOTE OF THESE
TALENTED INDONESIAN
JEWELRY DESIGNERS BECAUSE
YOULL BE BLOWN AWAY BY
THEIR CREATIONS.
By Dewi Irma

Heaven Tanudiredja worked for John Galliano


before setting up his own label

earing

spotlight. Read on to learn more about

its distinct sculptural elements and

accessories

some of our favorites!

technical innovations.

jewelry can

HEAVEN TANUDIREDJA

jewelry designers career in fashion

do wonders

Why be ordinary when you can be

began when he moved to Europe in

to your look, adding boldness

extraordinary? Heaven Tanudiredja

2004 and trained in womenswear

or uniqueness to an otherwise

understands this sentiment for sure,

at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in

basic outt. As it turns out, young

and has created a collection of bold

Antwerp. He then worked for John

Indonesian jewelry designers are

and heavily-detailed statement jewelry

Galliano at Christian Dior Haute

quite a talented bunch who are

dedicated to women with strong

Couture, followed by Dries van

poised to take the national fashion

characters. Heavens work is noted for

Noten, and nally in 2007 set up his

such as

This Bali-born and Belgium-based

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own label. His unique handcrafted


pieces have led him to collaborate
with international fashion designers
such as Juun.J and Iris van Herpen,
and in 2013 with Bruno Pieters
label Honest By.
Although living and working
in Antwerp, the designer has not
forgotten his homeland of Indonesia.
In September 2014 he showcased
his creations in an exhibit called
Subject to Object at The Papilion

Audrey Akmans pieces are dedicated to modern women who dare to look different

Duo in Pacic Place, Jakarta. He


amazed local fashion, art, and

as Pyromania, Trichotillomania,

AUDREY AKMAN

jewelry enthusiasts with his sculptural

Anorexia Nervosa or Agoraphobia.

New York City is where Audrey

pieces that combine gold, enamel,

began to bring her design dreams

Heavens creations are sold


from US$ 435 to over US$ 11,000

into realization, and although she

and can be found in boutiques like

actually studied clothing design

keywords in Heavens mind when

Liberty in London, 10 Corso Como

(she was the brains behind Nicki

he creates, and he always strives

in Milan, Blake in Chicago, Le Bon

Minajs dance costumes at the

to show the beauty behind chaos

Marche in Paris, Dover Street Market

2012 Grammy Awards) she later

with his designs, which often

in London, Tokyo and New York, as

discovered a passion for making

have extraordinary names such

well as Joyce in Hong Kong.

jewelry. Working with various

and vintage crystals.


Robotic and exotic are

metals and scavenged objects, she


combines them into sculptural pieces
under her label Audrey Akman New
York (since 2013).

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Rosalyn Citas pieces


are hammered and
left raw, featuring
twisted edges, unique
shapes and rustic
imperfections to
accentuate eccentric
character

Striking a perfect balance


between classy and edgy is what
drives Audrey Akman to make
jewelry. The young jewelry designer
is inspired by things that are
contradictory, and her collections
feel erotic and sensual yet at the
same time innocent, dark but at the
same time elegant and hauntingly
beautiful. Theyre an embodiment
of the conict between good and
bad, and show the transition from
innocence to enlightenment.
Her earrings, necklaces and
elements and are dedicated to

unique take on gold and silver-plated

the Wabi Sabi philosophy from

modern and independent women

accessories. Her debut collection

Japan, where beauty lies in the

who dare to look different. Every

was featured in Vogue Talent Corner

imperfections, her stunning pieces

product is created with the superb

2012 and she was also named one

are intentionally unpolished and not

craftsmanship of dedicated artisans

of the Most Promising Accessories

necessarily perfect, because Rosalyn

in Bali. Head to Audrey Akmans

Brands at the Cleo Fashion Awards

feels that clean, beautiful, and very

website to browse the stunning

during the recent Jakarta Fashion

polished designs can often feel quite

jewelry or visit her gallery at The

Week (JFW) 2014.

tiresome. Her pieces are hammered

Akmani Hotel in Jakarta.

As one of the participants of the

and left raw, featuring twisted

Indonesia Fashion Forward (IFF)

edges, unique shapes and rustic

ROSALYN CITTA

program during JFW 2015, her

imperfections to accentuate eccentric

Rosalyn Citta, a graduate of Istituto

presentation successfully conveyed

character.

Marangoni Milano, is known for her

luxury in simplicity. Based on

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Rosalyn often explores metals

ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF DESIGNERS

bracelets often featuring Swarovski

and can enjoy looking through the


selection of necklaces, bangles and
earrings that evoke a sense of history
and cultural pride.
Says Ina Symonds, one of the
founders of the brand, Thats what
Manjusha Nusantara is all about,
to share what weve learned, the
connection between Indonesian
history and its traditional jewelry.

and turns them into sleek modern


designs. This lls the gap in the
market for metal accessories that is
often dominated by overly traditional
designs. To browse her designs go
to Bobobobo.com. This brand is
also available at selective stores in
Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou.

MANJUSHA
NUSANTARA
Apart from being used to enhance
ones appearance, jewelry also has
historical value. The brand Manjusha
Nusantara, established in 2011,
focuses on preserving Indonesias
jewelry heritage and shares with

The women behind Manjusha Nusantara are lovers of Indonesian antique jewelry

people the richness of the countrys


collection is mostly made of alpaca

We try to make traditional jewelry

metal, which is then plated with silver

more accessible to modern women

Ria W. Glenn, Terry W. Supit, Ina

and gold. Their pieces are not mass-

as part of our contribution to pass on

Symonds and Yasmin Wirjawan,

produced in order to retain specic

Indonesian heritage.

are all passionate about Indonesian

artistic touches.

traditional jewelry.
The four women behind the brand,

culture, especially Indonesias antique

For jewelry enthusiasts who want

Past collections have been named

to experience wearing traditional

jewelry. Manjusha Nusantara means

The Swarnadipa, The Peranakan,

jewelry in these modern times,

jewelry box from the archipelago,

The Sulawesi and Kalingga. Every

check out the Manjusha Nusantara

and they specialize in producing

time they hold a trunk show or

collection available at Hadiprana

replicas of Indonesian heritage

fashion show, visitors are able to

Gallery and Dia.lo.gue Artspace

jewelry from all over Indonesia. The

learn the history behind the jewelry

in Jakarta.

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BEYONDUPDATES

BANYUWANGI JAZZ
The second annual Banyuwangi Beach
Jazz Festival took place in December
at Boom Beach in Banyuwangi, aimed
at promoting the natural beauty and
cultural diversity of the Banyuwangi
Regency. Apart from enjoying the lovely
atmosphere, festivalgoers were treated
to performances from Tohpati & Friends,
Kahitna, Kua Etnika featuring Trie
Utami, and collaborations between the
visiting and local artists.
www.jazzpantai.com

THE BIG 5
JAZZ PANTAI PHOTOS COURTESY OF BBJF 2014
OTHER COURTESY OF TURKISH AIRLINES

Turkish Airlines celebrated its 5th year


of ying to Jakarta in November. The
airline strives to provide the best service
for its loyal customers in Indonesia,
and has been awarded Best Airline in
Europe by Skytrax for four consecutive
years as well as Worlds Best Business
Class Lounge Dining in 2014.
www.turkishairlines.com.com

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BEYONDUPDATES

GO FOR GOLD
For those headed to Jakarta, you will want to consider staying at the
Gran Melia Jakarta, which was awarded The Best City Hotel-Jakarta
at the 25th TTG Travel Awards in Bangkok. The win was determined
through a vote by readers, with criteria such as best service and facilities, best value added benets, and most professional sales and marketing team. The hotels team was proud to bring the 24K gold-plated
Hermes trophy back to Indonesias capital.
Gran Melia Hotel Jakarta
Jalan H.R. Rasuna Said Kav. X-0, Kuningan
(021) 526-8080
www.granmeliajakarta.com

EXPERT OF PRINCE
DIPONEGORO

ALL COURTESY PHOTOS

The Samana Foundation recently


awarded the Sang Hyang
Kamahayanikan Award 2014 to
British historian Peter Carey. Dedicated
to Southeast Asias history, he has
thoroughly studied Prince Diponegoros
life and is adept not only at explaining
his war tactics against Dutch colonialism
but also gets into the national heros
psyche. The award was presented at the
Borobudur Writers & Cultural Festival.
www.borobudurwritersfestival.com

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On December 10 the Gianyar Regency held an event called Gianyar Cultural


Wonders Design and Fashion featuring veteran designers Bintang Mira, Tjok
Abi and Tude Togog, who are well known for their use of Balinese textiles.
The event was held at Puri Agung Gianyar and was aimed at keeping the
Balinese textile tradition alive by promoting its modern and innovative use.
www.gianyarkab.go.id

FRENCH FUSION
The French hip hop dance troupe Compagnie Pyramid
collaborated with local hip hop dancers Aerial Crew in a
performance titled Bersama (meaning together). The dynamic
event was held on December 1 at the Bale Banjar Ballroom of
the Le Mridien Bali Jimbaran.
www.lemeridienbalijimbaran.com

WHITE PARTY
On December 6 the Nikki Beach Bali had their Grand Opening
White Party. With about 1,500 attendees, the fabulous event
featured DJs and entertainers from Nikki Beach Clubs around the
world. A highlight of the night was a mesmerizing performance by
a dancer suspended from a giant balloon in the sky.
www.nikkibeach.com
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FASHION SHOW PHOTOS COURTESY OF PEMKAB GIANYAR


OTHERS COURTESY OF NIKKI BEACH & LE MERIDIEN BALI JIMBARAN

SEE&SEEN

LOCAL TEXTILES

SURFING WITH SANTA


On December 7 the Odysseys Surf School held fun surng
lessons at Kuta Beach for the orphans of the Hope Childrens
Home. The instructors, dressed as Santa, also taught the kids
about safety in the water and beach cleaning.
www.odysseysurfschool.com

SCHOOLIES HOLIDAY

SURFS UP
The Asian Surng Championships (ASC) held their 4th annual awards party
on December 13 at the Mantra Dine & Cocktail Bar in Seminyak. The event
was attended by more than 80 surfers, who congratulated Asias 2014
Mens, Womens, and Junior surng champions. It was the rst time the ASC
crowned a junior womens champion (16 years and under).
www.asiansurngtour.com
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AWARD PHOTOS BY BALI HOLIDAY FOR ASC


OTHERS COURTESY OF THE 101 BALI LEGIAN & ODYSSEYS

THE 101 Bali Legian proudly hosted the Sunblast Ultraglow


Festival on November 26. Their rooftop was crowded with
youthful partygoers from 3 p.m. who enjoyed the atmosphere of
live DJs (including Some Blonde and Reecelow) and marathon
shots. www.the101bali.com

Negara

JEMBRANA

Medewi

West Bali National Park

Pemuteran

Menjangan Island

Gilimanuk

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Nusa Dua

Candi Dasa

Nusa Lembongan Island

Semarapura

Nusa Penida Island

Nusa Ceningan Island

Tanjung Benoa

Sanur

Tenganan

Amlapura

Amed

Tulamben
M. Agung

KARANGASEM

Besakih

Lake Batur

KLUNGKUNG
GIANYAR

DENPASAR

Taman Ayun

BADUNG

Ubud

Bangli

BANGLI

M. Batur
Kintamani
Bedugul

Kerobokan
Seminyak
Legian
NGURAH RAI
Kuta
Tuban
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
Jimbaran
Uluwatu

Canggu

Tanah Lot

Tabanan

TABANAN

M. Batukaru

Laker Buyan
Lake Tamblingan
Lake Bratan

BULELENG

Lovina

Singaraja

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W Hotel

Gado Gado

The Oberoi

uk

ra

Mercure

Rosso Vivo

Kuta Sea View

Road

Kuta Square

Gabah

Jl. Tegal Wangi

Kuta Center

Kuta beach

KUTA

Jl. Nakula

Jl. Plawa

Hard Rock Starbucks


Jl. Pantai Kuta

H
R

nset

Jl. kunti I

Jl. Su

Jl. Tangkuban Perahu

H Istana rama
Beachwalk
H Harris

Jl. Melasti

Legian Beach

Jl.

a
Padm

Amaris Legian

kuda
Jl. Wer

Jl. Arjuna

Jl. Camplung Tand

Jl. Laksamana

Jl. Mertasari

LEGEND:
+ Medical
C Cafe
H Hotel
M Market
H
S
M Museum
Kartika Plaza
Shopping
S
S
R Restaurant
Discovery Shopping Mall
V Villa
CD Corps Diplomatique

The Seminyak

Jemme Cafe

Jl. Petitenget

Danoya

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Jl. D

Jl. Raya Basangkasa

Jl. Raya Seminyak

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Jl. P

Jl. Mertanadi

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Jl. Leg

Jl. Raya Kerobokan

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Jl. S

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Jl. R

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Be

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Mercure

Puri Santrian

Jl. Sindu

Sindu Beach

CD

Bali Hyatt

Batu Jimbar

The Village

LEGEND:
+ Medical
C Cafe
H Hotel
M Market
M Museum
S Shopping
R Restaurant
CD Corps Diplomatique

Sector

Sweden & Finland


Consulate

Telaga Naga

French
Consulate

Sanur Paradise
Plaza Suite

M
Le Mayeur

Inna Grand Bali Beach

Jl. Segara Ayu

Sanur Paradise
Plaza

Tuah
Jl. Hang

CD

Czech Rep.
Consulate

Jl. Danau Poso

Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai

CD

Jl. Danau Buyan

Jl. Tegeh Agung

SANUR

Jl. Tukad Bilok

Jl.

Jl. Hang

CD
Italy Consulate

Sanur Beach

Bali Galleria

Jl. kunti II

Istana Kuta Galleria

apahit
Jl. Maj

Kuta
aya
Jl. R

Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai

Jl.

latan

inge

en

iM

Grand Nikko Bali Resort & Spa

nta

gia

Art Market

Medical Center

SAKALA

Tao Bali

Melia Bali

The Laguna

The Bay

LEGEND:
+ Medical
C Cafe
H Hotel
M Market
M Museum
S Shopping
R Restaurant
G Golf
CD Corps Diplomatique

Grand Hyatt Bali

Museum Pasika

Bali Collection

Nusa Dua Beach


Westin Resort

H
H

Club Med Bali


Kayumanis Nusa Dua

Art Market

Melia Benoa

The Royal Santrian

Conrad Bali

The Oasis

Aston Bali Resort

Grand Mirage

Ina Putri Bali

R
R
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H Novotel Bali Benoa


H The Bali Khama

Ayodya Resort bali

Bali National Golf Club

Pa

Village Market

Clinic

uda

M
iray

The St. Regis Bali Resort

Jl.

Jl. W

Amaris Pratama
Nusa Dua

Dental Clinic

Clinic

H
H

Fish Market

Ramada Benoa

The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas

Medical Center

Amanusa

Pem

Tragia

Jl. Pratama Raya

ai

a Se
Nusa Du

The Bale

ntai

Jl. Pa

Jl. Kurusetra

NUSA DUA

Jl. Pratama

Jl. Batubelig

Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai

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Petiteng

Obero

Basang

LEGEND:
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T Tourism Spot
H Hotel/Resort
M Market
M Museum
S Shopping
R Restaurant

Jl. Raya Kerobokan

N
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Jl. C

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Jl. Sugr

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Medical

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Jl. Jemba

Jl. Mo

LEGEND:
+ Medical
T Tourism Spot
H Hotel/Resort
M Market
M Museum
S Shopping
R Restaurant

Medical

Jl. Dewi Sita

SAYAN

Ganding

Ubud
Palace

Jl. Jero

Ubu

Manik

PENESTANAN

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Jl. Sand

Jl. R

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Penataran Sasih
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Monkey Forest

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Jl. Nyuh bulan

PELIATAN

KATIK LANTANG

NYUH KUNING

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BEDULU

Elephant Cave

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INFOINDEX

AIRLINES

Tel: (0361) 286-465, Fax: (0361) 286-408


E-mail: bali@honorary.mzv.cz

Renon, Denpasar Fax: (0361) 263-310


E-mail: rtc_bali@thaimail.com

AIRPORT OPERATOR
Tel: (0361) 751-011

FRANCE

TIMOR LESTE

CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS

Jl. Mertasari Gg. II No. 8, Sanur


Tel: (0361) 285-485, Fax: (0361) 286-406
E-mail: consul@dps.centrin.net.id

Jl. Prof. Yamin No. 4, Renon, Denpsar


Tel: (0361) 235-093, Fax: (0361) 235-092
E-mail: cgtl@dpsbali.com

GERMANY

UNITED STATES

Tel: (0361) 768-358, Fax: (0361) 768-369

Jl. Pantai Karang 17, Batujimbar, Sanur


Tel: (0361) 288-535, Fax: (0361) 288-826
Email: germanconsul@bali-ntb.com

Jl. Hayam Wuruk 188, Denpasar


Tel: (0361) 233-605, Fax: (0361) 222-426
E-mail: amcobali@indosat.net.id

ROYAL BRUNEI

HUNGARY

Tel: (0361) 757-292

SINGAPORE AIRLINES

Marintur, Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 219, Sanur.


Tel: (0361) 287-701, Fax: (0361) 287-456
Email: huconbali@telkom.net

Jl. I Gusti Ngurah Rai, Airport


Tel: (0361) 936-8388, Fax: (0361) 936-8383

INDIA

GARUDA Jl. Jalan Sugianyar, 5 Denpasar

Jl. Raya Puputan 163, Renon - Denpasar


Tel. (0361) 259-502/259-503
Fax.(0361) 259-505

Wisthi Sabha Building, 2nd Floor


Ngurah Rai International Aiprort
Call Centre: 0804-1-888888

CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA

Tel. (0361) 227-824, Fax: (0361) 226-298


24-hour access: 08071-807-807

MERPATI
Jl. Gatot Subroto Tengah, 26 Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 411-364
Airport Tel: (0361) 9351-011, ext. 5240/5242
Hotline: Tel: (0361) 722-740, 722-741

MANDALA AIRLINES
Komp. Plaza Kertawijaya
Jl. Diponogoro No. 98, Denpasar, Reservation
Call center 08041234567

NGURAH RAI AIRPORT


Tel/Fax: (0361) 759-761

HEALTH&MEDICAL

ITALY
Lotus Enterprises Building
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai, Jimbaran
Tel: (0361) 701-005, Fax: (0361) 701-005
E-mail: italconsbali @italconsbali.org

JAPAN
Jl. Raya Puputan 170, Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 227-628, Fax: (0361) 265-066
E-mail: denpasar@dp.mofa.go.jp

MALAYSIA
Alam Kulkul Boutique Resort Jl. Pantai Kuta
Tel: (0361) 752-520, Fax: (0361) 766-373
E-mail: info@consulmalaysia-bali.com

THAI INTERNATIONAL
Grand Bali Beach Sanur, Tel: (0361) 288-141

QATAR AIRWAYS
Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel, South Kuta Beach
Tel: (0361) 752-222; Fax: 753-788. Departure
International Terminal, 2nd . Room OP.II.8
East Wing Ngurah Rai International Airport
Tel: (0361) 9360274; Fax : (0361) 9360275
DEPARTURE
Arrive at the airport two hours prior to
departure. A Rp. 150,000 international
departure tax is required. Domestic departure
fee is Rp 75,000. No Fiscal tax-exempt to pay
for Indonesian and expatriates holding KITAS for
International departure. Ngurah Rai Intl Airport,
Tel: (0361) 751-011

MEXICO
PT Puri Astina Putra Building
Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin 1A, Renon, Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 223-266, Fax: (0361) 244-568
E-mail: consulmex@astinatravel.com

Call an ambulance by dialing 118, but it is a lot


more practical and quicker to hire a taxi. Most
hotels have on-call doctors on standby. For Bali
Belly, Lomotil and Imodium eliminate symptoms,
but not gastro-related infections. A fever along
with symptoms requires doctor-prescribed
antibiotics.
Drink as much liquid as possible. Isotonic
drinks under various brand names are widely
available and are known to replenish body
hydration and replace uids. For discomfort,
diarrhea and cramping, drink strong, hot tea;
avoid fruits and spicy foods.
Some day-biting mosquitoes carry dengue
fever, but this is not a problem in tourist areas.
Bali is non-malarial and prophylaxis is not
required. Mosquito bites, cuts or abrasions
easily become infected in the tropics. Treat them
immediately.
Drink only bottled or boiled water. Peel fruit
before eating; avoid raw vegetables except at
reputable restaurants. Ice in restaurants is safe.
Protect yourself from the intense equatorial sun.
Use high SPF sunblock and a hat.
AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases
are increasing in Indonesia. Local sex workers
have multiple partners from around the world.
They are not checked for sexually transmitted
diseases. Act responsibly and use condoms,
available over the counter at pharmacies.

NETHERLANDS

ROYAL DANISH
Sunset Road No. 89 Ruko Sunset Indah I Kav. 3
Tel: (0361) 821-6979, Fax: (0361) 7666-38
E-mail: danishconsbali@gmail.com

CLINIC&HOSPITAL
24-hour emergency medical clinic services,
medical evacuation, multilingual staff.
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 505X, Kuta 80361
Tel: (0361) 710-505, Fax: (0361) 710-515

(ARMA)
Ubud, Tel: (0361) 976-659, Fax: 974-229.
Jl. Pengosekan, Ubud, open daily 8 am-6pm

ABIAN KAPAS
Jl. Nusa Indah, East Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 227-176

ANTONIO BLANCO
Ubud , Tel: (0361) 975-502, 975-551
open daily 8 am-5 pm

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Pejeng, Tel: (0361) 942-352
Open 8 am - 3 pm weekdays

GEDONG KIRTYA HISTORICAL


LIBRARY Tel: (0362) 25141, Jl. Veteran,
Singaraja. Open 7am - 3pm Monday Thursday, until Fridaynoon, closed on weekends

GALLERY SENIWATI Jl. Ubud Raya,


Gianyar. Tel: (0361) 975-485

MUSEUM BALI Tel: (0361) 235-059,


222-680, Jl. Let. Kol Wisnu, Denpasar

MUSEUM LE MAYEUR
Tel: (0361) 286-164, Jl. Hang Tuah, Sanur.
Open 8 am - 2 pm, Tuesday - Sunday.

MUSEUM MANUSA YADNYA


Mengwi, open daily, but often unattended

MUSEUM NEKA Tel: (0361) 975-074,


975-034, Jl. Raya Campuan, Ubud
open daily 9 am - 5 pm.

Tel: (0361) 975-136, 971-159, Jl. Raya Ubud,


Ubud, www.mpl-ubud.com

MUSEUM RUDANA
Tel: (0361) 975-779, 976-479, Peliatan, Ubud

MUSEUM SUBAK Tel: (0361) 810-315,


Jl. Raya Kediri, Desa Sanggulan, Tabanan

BIMC Hospital Kuta


POLAND

BRITAIN

SPAIN

BIMC Hospital Nusa Dua

Jl. Tirta Nadi 20, Sanur, Denpasar


Tel: (0361) 270-601, Fax: (0361) 287-804
E-mail: bcbali@dps.centrin.net.id

Istana Kuta Galeria, Blok Vallet 2, No. 11


Jl. Patih Jelantik, Kuta
Tel: (0361) 769-296, Fax: (0361) 769-296
E-mail: espana_bali@blueline.net.id

24h Accident and Emergency Centre, 24h


Medical Centre, international standard hospital
with fully equipped ambulances, emergency
room, intensive care unit, operating theatres,
radiology and pathology, ward rooms,
international and multilingual team of medical
experts, CosMedic Centre, Dialysis Centre,
Dental Centre.
Kawasan BTDC, Blok D, Nusa Dua 80363,
Tel: (0361) 3000-911, Fax: (0361) 3001-150

NEW ZEALAND
Jl. Tantular No. 32, Renon - Denpasar 80234
Tel: (0361) 241-118, Fax: (0361) 221-195
E-mail: bali.congen@dfat.gov.au
www.bali.indonesia.embassy.gov.au

AGUNG RAI MUSEUM OF ART

INTERNATIONAL SOS CLINIC

Jl.Gunung Agung 93, Denpasar 80118


Tel: (0361) 426-171, Fax: (0361) 426-477
E-mail: konsulslowakbali@yahoo.com

AUSTRALIA, CANADA,

MUSEUMS

MUSEUM PURI LUKISAN

KCB Travel, Jl. Raya Kuta 127, Kuta


Tel: (0361) 761-502, Fax: (0361) 752-777
E-mail: dutchconsulate@kcb-tours.com

24h Accident and Emergency Centre, 24h


Medical Centre, international standard hospital
with fully equipped ambulances, emergency
room, intensive care unit, operating theatres,
radiology and pathology, ward rooms,
international and multilingual team of medical
experts, CosMedic Centre for non-invasive and
invasive cosmetic and aesthetic treatments.
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 100X, Kuta 80361
Tel: (0361) 761-263, Fax: (0361) 767-701

CONSULATES

RUMAH SAKIT UMUM PUSAT


SANGLAH (General Hospital): Jl. Diponegoro,
Sanglah, Denpasar. Tel: (0361) 227-911/15

Jl. Raya Petitenget No. 11, Block I/C,


Banjar Umasari, Kerobokan
Tel: (0361) 732-165, Fax: (0361) 732-165
E-mail: consul@balipolandconsulate.com

SLOVAKIA

TOURIST INFO.
INTEGRATED TOURISM
INFORMATION CENTER (ITIC)
A one-stop tourist information complex of
ten provinces in Indonesia comprising Bali,
Lampung, Jakarta, Banten, West Java, Central
Java, East Java, Jogjakarta. Jl. Raya Kuta 2,
Kuta, 80361; Tel: (0361) 766-188

NGURAH RAI INTERNATIONAL

BRAZIL
Jl. Raya Legian No. 186, Kuta
Tel: (0361) 757-775, Fax: (0361) 751-005
Email: brazilconsul@bali.net

SWEDEN & FINLAND


Segara Village Hotel, Jl. Segara Ayu
Tel: (0361) 282-211, Fax: 282-211
E-mail: sweconsul@yahoo.com

CHILE
Jl. Jl. Pengembak Gg 1 No. 3, Sanur, Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 756-781, Fax: (0361) 756-783
E-mail: chilehonconsulate@bali-villa.com

SWITZERLAND & AUSTRIA


Jl. Ganetri 9 D, Gatot Subroto Timur, Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 878-4343, Fax: (0361) 878-4466
E-mail: bali@honrep.ch

CZECH REPUBLIC
Jl. Pengembak 17 Sanur.

THAILAND Jl. Puputan Raya No. 81,

82

SILOAM HOSPITALS
24-hour emergency 779-911
Jl. Sunset Road No. 818, Kuta, Badung, Bali
Tel: +62-361-779-900
E-mail: info.bali@siloamhospitals.com

BALI&BEYOND JANUARY 2015

AIRPORT Tel: (0361) 751-011

BADUNG GOVERNMENT TOURISM


OFFICE Jl. Kuta Raya 2, Kuta
Tel: (0361) 756-175/76
BALI GOVERNMENT TOURISM OFFICE
Jl. Supratman, Niti Mandala, Renon, Denpasar
Tel: (0361) 222-387
SINGARAJA TOURIST INFORMATION
OFFICE Jl. Veteran 23, Singaraja
Tel: (0362) 251-41

UBUD TOURIST INFORMATION


SERVICE Jl. Raya Ubud, Gianyar
Tel: (0361) 96-285, 973-285; 8 am - 9 pm

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