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GREEN SPIRIT

Om Swastiastu...

From the serene mountains to the tranquil ocean, Bali is a true paradise for nature-

lovers. However, its beauty could fade if humans keep on forgetting to take care of

the environment. Commemorating Earth Day that falls on April 22, we would like to

dedicate this issue for our Mother Earth with a list of green activities that can take us

closer to nature and preserve its charm.

We can start by supporting Saraswati Papers. From handcrafted recycled papers to


COVER stationary, wrapping papers and more, Saraswati Papers magically transforms paper
Photo Courtesy of
Belmond Jimbaran Puri wastes into charming products ip through our LITTLE LOVES to nd out more about

this brand. Our contributor Nadia Bintoro also reveals a batik workshop in Umajati

Retreat that is not only cultural but also eco-friendly with the use of natural elements.

Read in LIFESTYLE & LEISURE to discover her experience.

If youre looking for a unique stay experience, Menjangan Dynasty Resort is the new

hidden gem in West Bali. Comprising 24 Beach Camp Tents and four Cliff Tent Villas,

this resort gives a new denition of glamorous camping which we reveal in our REST

& RELAXATION. Last but not least, our contributor Edna Tarigan explored a mangrove

forest in North Jakarta that she shares in CAPITAL CORNER.

All in all, we hope these stories will remind us all to share some love towards our

beloved Mother Earth. Happy ipping through our pages!

Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om

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PARAMESWARA is a Jakarta-based travel is a Bali-based writer and took a masters degree in is an avid traveler and a
is a Bali-based writer. She began her photographer, coffee International Multimedia keen golfer with a passion
photographer who professional carrier as a junkie, food addict and Journalism at the University for photography. Browse
freelances for Getty Images journalist, living in Bali for lover of the outdoors. of Newcastle, and now his growing collection
News. His work has been a year then moving back Hell write and shoot has turned her passion for of photographs at
published by Reuters,The to Jakarta to chase another almost anything, from writing and traveling into baliphotoblog.smugmug.com.
New York Times and dream. live concerts to water a series of travel pieces
The Wall Street Journal www.edededan.com sports and everything in published in a number
among others. (www. between. of media.
agungparameswara.com)

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THE SUN... THE SAND... THE SURF... THE CULTURE OF PARADISE AND OVER 18,000 SURROUNDING ISLANDS

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Volume 18 No. 203

18 34
CRAFT&CULTURE SIGHTS&SOUNDS
FROM ASH TO ASH PHOTOS & FUN FACTS
Witness the cremation ceremony of an Snapshots and quotes picked up
Ubud royal family member throughout February and March

22 36
LIFESTYLE&LEISURE REST&RELAXATION
FOR THE LOVE OF NATURE MENJANGAN GETAWAY
Join a batik workshop at Umajati Reveal a new hidden gem in West Bali
Retreat

26
14
DINE&DELIGHTS
UBUDS NEW HUB
Habitat, the newest restaurant in Ubud

30
INVITE&INDULGE
PURE BLISS
Take a relaxing massage at Jiwa Spa
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FIRST COLUMN PHOTO BY AGUNG PARAMESWARA, SECOND COLUMN PHOTO BY GINO


Hot deals and promotions of
the month that shouldnt be missed

ANDRIAS, THIRD COLUMN PHOTO COURTESY OF SAMABE BALI SUITES & VILLAS
16 NEW&NEWS
This months select news updates
from the islands tourism industry
and whats new around the island

40 6 2 BEYONDUPDATES
News updates from the tourism
industry and whats new beyond Bali

40 64 SEE&SEEN
Snapshots of events and happenings
FOTOFOLIO within the preceding month
FROM THE MOUNTAIN
TO THE SEA 66 BALIMAPS
How the mountains and the sea connect Map of Bali showing specic tourism
with each other areas and places of interest, as
well as a distance scale between

46 the islands main destinations

LITTLELOVES
26 THE PAPER CHARM
Behind the scenes of Saraswati Papers
70 INFOINDEX
Useful directory of companies and
island-based businesses
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TOP AND BOTTOM LEFT PHOTOS BY EDNA TARIGAN

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ACTION&ATTRACTION
ACT

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CHASING WATERFALLS
BOTTOM RIGHT PHOTO BY PHIL GREEN

Phil Green reveals the


waterfalls of Bali
CAPITALCORNER
GREEN ESCAPE 54
BEYONDBALI
Strolling around a mangrove THE COFFEE HUNTER
forest in North Jakarta Going coffee-hunting
in Bandung
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PRIMEPROMOTION

FLAVORS OF THE ISLAND


Delicious dishes, refreshing drinks and the view of the tranquil ocean
Nelayan Restaurant at Belmond Jimbaran Puri is the place to be for a
remarkable dining experience. Now you have all the more reason
to dine here as the restaurant launches the Chefs Degustation
Experience that is very much inspired by French, Mediterranean and
Asian avors. Available at Rp. 919,600/person (drinks are not
included), this degustation experience created by Executive Chef
Adi Wijaya indulges guests with a coconut and turmeric-crusted
tuna salad and a lobster bisque with lobster mousse tortellini for
appetizer. For the main course, the chef presents the Land and
Sea where an Australian Black Angus beef tenderloin is served
with fresh tiger prawns. But the highlight of the dining experience
is the young coconut panna cotta that comes with raspberry ginger
sorbet and passion fruit pulp for a balanced avor.
Belmond Jimbaran Puri
Jalan Uluwatu, Yoga Perkanthi Lane, Jimbaran
(0361) 701-605, www.belmond.com/jimbaran-puri-bali

DINE BY THE SEA


Pamper your loved one with a romantic dinner by the beach at Samabe
Bali Suites & Villas. The resorts The Power of Love Dinner serves ve
course gastronomic dishes like prawn, lobster, mixed kebab chicken shish
and Black Angus tenderloin beef, all are freshly cooked at the beach. A
portion of Thais sticky rice pudding with mango will end the night in a
sweet way. The dinner is even more special as the resorts staff will set the
mood with candle light and accentuated torches on the path leading up to
the round table which is decorated with rose petals. The Power of Love
Dinner is available at Rp.2,750,000++/couple and Rp.812,000++ for
additional guest. It is best to indulge this special dinner between 6 p.m. to
10.30. p.m.
Samabe Bali Suites & Villas
MORNING DEW Jalan Pura Barong Barong Sawangan, Nusa Dua
(0361) 846-8633, www.samabe.com
A new natural beauty product is now available
to refresh your skin. Embun means morning
dew, and Embun Natural lives up to its name
by producing homemade skincare using natural
ingredients like Balis Virgin Coconut Oil sourced
from across the archipelago. The Bali-based brand
offers selections of beauty products, such as hair
oil, natural eyelashes and suntan oil. Embun
Natural is also palm oil free as well as Paraben
and SLS free, meaning the product is not only
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environment friendly but also safe for babies,


toddlers and pregnant women. Embun Natural is
available for purchase online in Qlapa.com, Blibli.
com, Shopee and a number of selected stores in
Bali. Click the following website for more details.
www.embunnatural.com

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A JUNGLE STORY
Hand in hand with Bali Zoo, The Ritz-Carlton, Bali has prepared a fun surprise
for your children this Easter. Ritz Kids, the resorts kids club, is setting up a mini
petting zoo where children can meet domesticated animals like rabbits, goats
and guinea pigs. A number of wild species will also be brought to the resort, like
Bayan birds and deer. A zookeeper is in attendance to accompany your children
and explain all about the living things on earth in a fun way. This mini petting
zoo is open from April 14 until 16 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Ritz-Carlton, Bali
Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan Lot III, Sawangan, Nusa Dua
(0361) 849-8988, www.ritzcarlton.com/bali

HAPPY EASTER!
A special Easter Sunday Brunch awaits you
at Soleil, The Caf and Table8 at Mulia
Bali. Selections of mouthwatering dishes are
offered, like braised lamb shanks and slow
roasted Balinese ham at Soleil, honey glazed
ham with roasted baby potatoes at The Caf
and some Cantonese and Szechuan cuisine
at Table8. More Easter specials are available
at the resort as Mulia Deli presents Caramel
and Milk Chocolate Tartlet and Golden Apple
Pie Mulia Deli also creates hand-crafted
CULTURAL NIGHT chocolate eggs and bunnies for your little
If youre looking for an extraordinary dinner experience in the Canggu area, ones. The Easter celebration at Mulia Bali
then just head to Hotel Tugu Bali. Every Thursday from 7.30 p.m., the resort starts from April 14 with a Good Friday lunch
presents Cultural Evening with Tugu that indulges guests with selections of buffet at The Caf and Table8. Aside from
delicious dishes. But it is the Balinese special performance that makes this offering delicious dishes, Mulia Bali also
dinner one of a kind. Located at the resorts Bale Agung, Cultural Evening presents an exciting Easter-themed children
with Tugu presents a live dancing performance highlighting forgotten stories activities such as egg decorating, egg hunting
from the past, the countrys disappearing cultures, and traditional music and and Easter limbo dance.
costumes. Set with an authentic Balinese decoration, this is a romantic cultural The Mulia, Mulia Resorts & Villas
dining experience not to be missed. Nusa Dua, Bali
Hotel Tugu Bali Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Kawasan
Jalan Pantai Batu Bolong, Canggu Sawangan, Nusa Dua
(0361) 4731-702, www.tuguhotels.com (0361) 301-7777, www.themulia.com

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NEW&NEWS

SPRING IS HERE
John Hardy launches a series of its stunning spring collection that will add sparks to
your look. The handcrafted new collection includes Bamboo which symbolizes the
natural duality of surrender and strength, Modern Chain that combines a traditional
technique of chain-weaving with diamonds, silver and gold, and Classic Chain with a
timeless design that symbolizes community and connectivity. Meanwhile, Dot presents
innite potential and boundless love with the use of wood, metals and eternal stones,
and Legend symbolizes strength and beauty. John Hardy has a new collection for men
as well for an elegant yet masculine look.
John Hardy
Jalan Raya Mambal, Br. Baturning No. 1, Mambal, Abiansemal
(0361) 469-888
www.johnhardy.com

SWEET DARLINGS
Following up its success in Surabaya
and Jakarta, Dough Darlings is
ready to welcome you in Seminyak.
From the sweet doughnuts like the
Salted Caramel & Milky Almond to
the savory ones like the Beef Burger,
Dough Darlings serves them all
fresh from the kitchen. The highlight
actually lies in the delicate buns
made of brioche-type dough. After
having some doughnuts, dont forget
to check out its sister outlet named
Sor Sor Artisan Ice Cream which is
right next door. A number of avorful
ice creams will please your palate,
including the Indonesian-inspired
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ones like Jagung Manis (sweet corn)


and Ting Ting (a sweet treat from
Medan in North Sumatra made of
peanut).
Dough Darlings
Jalan Petitenget No. 22, Seminyak
www.doughdarlings.com

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LIVING ART RESORT
Puri Management International proudly announces that they are now in charge of the
sales and marketing division for The Mansion Resort Hotel & Spa. Formerly known as
Puri Semara Mas, The Mansion is a living art resort with manicured tropical gardens
adorned with Balinese water features, lotus ponds and an innity pool with the view of
the lush greenery. The architecture of the resort is unique as well with the use of natural
materials like bamboos, wood, clay, thatched roofs and mossy stones. The Mansion
is also adding more meeting rooms aside from its Mt. Agung and Pandawa Palace
Ballroom. The resort now has 150 rooms with a Balinese concept, and is a perfect
place to stay for solo travelers, couples, families and friends.
The Mansion Resort Hotel & Spa
Jalan Penestanan, Sayan, Ubud
(0361) 972-616
www.themansionbali.com

STYLISH LOOK
Good news comes from Paulina Katarina
as the brand now opens its rst ever
boutique on the island. Located on the
opposite of Motel Mexicola in Seminyak,
the boutique not only offers the brands
ready-to-wear collection but also Paulina
Katarina Wanderlust, their premium resort
wear. Dresses, jumpsuits, tops, shorts and
more Paulina Katarina presents designs
that are eclectic and chic yet feminine and
sophisticated with unique cutting that suits
the islands tropical weather perfectly. So,
are you looking for some new dresses to
wander around the island? Just head to
Paulina Katarinas new boutique and nd
what you need.
Paulina Katarina
Jalan Kayu Jati, Seminyak
www.paulinakatarina.com

SEMINYAKS NEW GEM


Located in the heart of Seminyak, Huu Villas offers spacious
villas for families and friends. Ten exclusive private villas
are available, ranging from one-bedroom loft to dual-level
two-bedroom villas and a penthouse. Huu Villas combines
Balinese elements with modern amenities, and the interior
is decorated with chic and simple style by a Singapore-
based talent. The villas have complete facilities, such as a
kitchenette, an iPod dock, a double sun lounge and more.
Guests staying here also have the privilege to access the
Canggu Club. And of course, Seminyaks hip cafes and
restaurants like Sea Vu Play is just a stones throw away.
Huu Villas
Jalan Petitenget, Seminyak
(0361) 8499-130
www.huuvillasbali.com

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CRAFT&CULTURE

FROM ASH TO ASH


WITNESSING THE CREMATION CEREMONY OF ONE OF UBUDS
ROYAL FAMILY MEMBERS

I
t was 9.30 a.m. when I was the wife of the late Tjokorda historical as it was the rst time ever
arrived at Puri Kantor Ubud Ngurah Wim Sukawati, one of the Balinese people in Ubud hosted
in downtown Ubud, near the the respected Ubud royal family a cremation ritual for a foreigner.
traditional market. The road members who had served Indonesia And I was lucky to be among the
leading there was already closed as a diplomat in several countries. locals and tourists in Ubud to witness
and the people in the area were The late Ibu Nelly was known to be this grand ceremony
busy preparing one of the most devoted to her husband. She was
important ceremonies; a cremation Dutch-born yet she had become a BACK TO EARTH
ritual for a royal family member. At true Balinese ever since she was At 10 a.m., a number of invitees
the intersection, an efgy depicting married to Mr. Wim. She used lled up the empty chairs in Puri
a black buffalo adorned with golden to travel with her husband, but Ubud. Before the cremation began,
necklaces was standing. Behind it whenever she was here, she never a ceremony was held. Offerings
was a tall huge bade, a container missed our temple ceremonies, said were displayed, and a priest
decorated with Balinese ornaments Tjok Oka Sukawati (Oka), a relative conducted a prayer. But according
to bring the dead body to the of the late Mr. Wims. She was to Oka, the whole ritual of Karya
cemetery. really nice. As a foreigner, she gave Pelebon for the late Ibu Nelly
That day, Puri Ubud was hosting inspirations and motivation that are actually started two days before.
Karya Pelebon (a cremation ritual) positive for our lives in Ubud. We had ceremonies yesterday
for the late Ibu Nelly Sukawati. She The Karya Pelebon was quite and the day before, but this is
the most important one, he said.
Today, we started at ve in the
morning with Nyikut Karang
to cleanse the place where the
cremation will take place. Later, we
will bring her body to the cemetery
after 12 oclock. The people in Ubud
believe that the best time to bring
the deceased to the cemetery for a
cremation is after 12 oclock. While
waiting for afternoon to come, the
Ubud royal family invited guests to
have lunch after the prayers were
done. There was also a traditional
dance performance at the gate which
passersby were welcome to watch.
Amidst the crowd, Oka continued
explaining the meaning of the event.
Today is the peak of the ceremony.

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The Ubud community was ready to
march the 12-meter bade and the
buffalo efgy to the cemetery.

We call it the Perabuan ceremony, the Puri Ubud. Not long after, a identity in the spiritual world, Oka
he said. The philosophy is actually number of Balinese men and women explained.
to help the deceased return to panca marched out of the palace. One of The sound of the gamelan took
maha bhuta or our original form. them was holding the picture of the me back to the front yard. By that
Panca maha bhuta is the Balinese late Ibu Nelly while the others were time, the cofn was already out of
term for the ve natural elements in a bringing offerings on their heads the gate, so I rushed outside only
humans body: water, re, earth, air and musical instruments in their to nd that the street was already
and space. hands. They went out of the gate, packed with people. I made my
A cremation ceremony brings passing all the invitees and tourists way to keep up with the troupe. I
us back to our original form, Oka who lled the front yard to witness was standing right beside the bade
continued. Fire will bring us back this procession from up close. A when they took the cofn up to the
to the re element in us. Our bones white cofn decorated with golden 12-meter high bade. From the street
and ash will fall to earth which ornaments was then marched out of side, I could see them putting the
symbolizes our return to earth. The Puri Ubud. cofn inside the bade high up in
air and space elements in us will Looking at the beautiful cofn, the sky.
return to their original form as well. I remembered Okas statement a Around a half hour later, they
After the cremation is done, the couple of hours earlier. We use were ready to bring the bade
Nganyut ceremony is followed to a white cloth called kain kajang and the black buffalo efgy to
scatter some of the ashes into the to cover the body, he stated. The the cemetery. Mind you, these
ocean. And that symbolizes that Balinese believe that kain kajang is constructions were transported by
the water element in us goes back to one of the attributes that will deliver the Balinese men in Ubud area by
water, Oka stated. the deceased to the adman (the walking. Together, they lifted the
spiritual world). They also believe bade and the efgy up and marched
JOURNEY TO NIRVANA that each person has their own them down the street. The buffalo
It was past 12 p.m. when the identity. We decorate the cloth efgy went rst, followed by the
gamelan resounded from within with literature symbols to mark our bade and the musical instruments.

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The bade arrived at the cemetery.
A number of men took the cofn down
from the bade (below left) and put it
inside the black buffalo efgy. Fire was
set under the efgy (below right).

To hold this ceremony, we invite couldnt help but admire their unity from the bade and put it in the
all six banjar (villages) in Ubud to as a community to work together black buffalo efgy. The black
participate, Oka explained earlier. for this ceremony. And for those buffalo symbolizes a medium that
There were at least 1,800 villagers who dont have the opportunity to will take the spirit of the deceased
involved that day, but only about bring the bade, their attendance to Nirvana, Okas voice resounded
150 people were needed to lift up is appreciated enough, Oka in my head. A couple of hours
each of the bade and the efgy. continued. later, they set re under the efgy
So, the villagers divided themselves Once the troupe arrived at the which marked the beginning of
into three groups to take turn. I cemetery, they took the cofn down the cremation ceremony. Within
minutes, the re was getting bigger,
eating up the whole black buffalo
and the cofn inside.
Watching from afar, I could see
what Oka meant about returning
the deceased into her original form.
Fire turned the body into ash. Some
ashes fell on to earth and some
others were blown by the wind. And
some will be scattered in the ocean
during the Nganyut procession in
Matahari Terbit Beach in Sanur. I
couldnt help but believe that the late
PHOTOS BY RISTY NURRAISA

Ibu Nelly must have been smiling


from up above as her beloved
ones attended her cremation ritual
and the whole Ubud community took
part in it. n
By Risty Nurraisa

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LIFESTYLE&LEISURE

FOR THE LOVE


in lush greeneries at the end of the
road, a villa complex was standing.
A sign written, Umajati Retreat.

OF NATURE SECLUDED RETREAT


Umajatiis a true denition of a
secluded retreat with two refurbished
joglo (traditional Javanese houses)
OUR CONTRIBUTOR serene as the place. From the Ubud that were transported from
city center, I went further uphill onto Lamongan in East Java. The joglo
NADIA BINTORO
the direction of Kintamani. Following houses are named after the villages
VISITS UMAJATI RETREAT the trails, I found myself in the village they come from; Wates Bangbau
AND JOINS ONE OF of Petulu, which is famous as the and Bugoharjo. These hundred-
ITS CULTURAL GREEN natural habitat of the holy herons. year-old joglos were re-assembled

ACTIVITIES... However, as I reached the village, in Bali while retaining their original
there were no signs of any luxury Javanese house structure. The
villas nearby yet. layout is open and airy with a vast

F
or conscious travelers, a One of the resorts staff picked lounge that opens up to the outdoor
perfect place to stay is me up, and we started meandering seating area. Each house has its
more than just a resort through the small alley following own private garden with a bamboo
with lavish amenities and the directional sign. The road soon waterspout, a lotus pond and a
luxurious facilities. There opened up to a stunning authentic relaxation pavilion that is perfect for
are principal questions in their minds Balinese village that felt like it was an afternoon reading.
to tick; is the design sustainable? Do just being transported from the Umajati holds on tight to their
they empower the local community? 70s. Coconut trees lined the street, sustainability principles. Almost 99
Are they employing measures to leading up to a patch of rice elds percent of the structural joglo are
limit their impact to the environment? that were fencing the both sides made of recycled timbers, while the
All these questions brought me of the road. A couple of Balinese construction materials are mostly
toUmajatiRetreat in the northeast of farmers was plowing amidst the locally sourced. To limit excessive
Ubud. golden rays of afternoon sunlight. water and energy consumption,
Located in the quaint village of I soaked in this serene view as I the retreat runs its own wetland
Petulu, the journey toUmajatiwas as reached up my destination. Enclaved ltration gardens that purify used

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One of the two refurbished joglo houses
that was transported from East Java.

water. Its signature terra cotta roofs that William also founded in was welcomed by Bli Komang, the
and wrap around verandas also 1997 has worked directly with natural dye instructor. Before we
have their own signicant functions. over 1,000 women on 11 islands got our hands dirty in the batik-
The vernacular architecture was across Indonesia. Along with its non- making class, Bli Komang shared
designed to allow passive solar prot sister organization the Bebali some insights about the botany, the
cooling for an air conditioning void. Foundation, Threads of Life aims to dye process and the traditions of
The sustainable architecture was overcome poverty by empowering Indonesian textiles.
already amazing, but it was the traditional weavers to gain nancial Across Indonesia, textile and
inside dcor that really hooked me. security while conserving their weaving arts are still very much
The main lounge was decorated in traditional dying skills. intact and culturally reserved as a
a traditional setting thats stunning Umajati Retreat also supports womans work. In some villages,
yet laid back. Welcoming the guests the Bebali Foundations botanical weavers use natural dyes derived
were two 4.5-meters of traditional garden and the natural dye studio from plants to color the garment.
weavings from Savu Island and in its retreats complex. Guests are The workshop at Umajati Retreat
Sulawesi. On the sofa were welcomed to join the half-day batik starts with an explanation of the
handspun heirloom cotton pillows workshop that features hands- Bebali Foundations work with these
from Tuban Java. I noticed that they on batik work on a small textile. local communities, followed by a
were all created with indigo dye in My curiosity was tickled. It was walk through the Bebalis botanical
various hues. soon settled that I would take this garden. Throughout its work, the
The founder ofUmajatiRetreat, workshop to learn about the natural Bebali Foundation has documented
William Ingram, stated that all dyeing process on the following over 300 dye plant species across
these textiles are naturally produced day. the archipelago. Some of them can
and colored using dye by the local be found in the Bebali Foundations
weavers and administered through POWERING THROUGH botanical dye garden and natural
the Threads of Life, a fair trade The next morning, I stepped into dye studio that takes up to 15
business that works with culture and the Bebali Foundations studio percent of the Umajati property.
conservation. This organization within the retreats complex and For a nature-lover like me,

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wandering through the botanical
garden in Umajati is an experience
to treasure. There are ocks of
plants for bers and another group
of plants for the dyes. Bli Komang
explained in details the over-a-
hundred plants that are used by the
traditional weavers across Indonesia
to make natural dyes for cotton, silk
and other bers. The hardest part of hand-written
For indigo, for example, Bli batik is embossing our sketch
with a boiling wax.
Komang explained how the color
is made from the combination of
vegetable dyes of the shrubs named
Indigofera tinctoria, suffruticosa, and we can apply the indigo dye onto
morinda red, from the trees in the our pattern.
genus Morinda. With patience and To dye the fabric, the process
skills, dye masters carefully combine is not easy. Aside from making the
each ingredient to create bright, right mixture of coloring, a dye
muted or energetic colors. master needs to mix and dip the
We put this information into fabric into the dye several time to get
action to make our own batik. the best result. As we went through
There are two ways of making every process, I could see that the
batik; handwritten or stamped. I whole process is very labor intensive
was about to go the easy route with and requires heavy diligence. Its no
the stamped batik but Bli Komang wonder naturally-dyed fabrics cost
insisted that we learn both methods batik. But the hard part came after more than factory-made.
to understand the complexity. As the sketching as we needed to emboss A visit to Umajati Retreat is
name implies, we needed to draw our sketch with a boiling wax made denitely not only relaxing but

FIRST PAGE PHOTOS COURTESY OF UMAJATI RETREAT, ALL OTHERS BY


our own pattern for the hand-written naturally from beeswax. Afterwards, also intellectually and culturally
rewarding as well. If you want to
learn further about the natural dye
process, a two-day visit wont be
enough. I have to say that this is the
kind of experience that conscious
NADIA BINTORO AND TRISTA BINTORO

travelers would approve and give


their badge of approval for. n
By Nadia Bintoro

Umajati Retreat
Jalan Subak Uma Petulu Lebah,
I Komang Sujata, the Field
Staff and Natural Dyer, Ubud
was explaining about the 0823-4060-0293
process of natural dying.
www.umajati.com

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DINE&DELIGHTS

for your entertainment while sipping


some drinks. On my visit to the
restaurant, it didnt take me long to
see that this place will soon become
the talk of the town

STARS OF THE HOUSE


Just like the interior design that mixes
modern style with natural touches,
the selections of food at Habitat also
represent both worlds. Habitat offers
healthy choices for healthy minds,
like gluten-free Bhumi Green Papaya
Salad, Banh Mi Tofu and Eggplant,
vegan smoothies named Ubud Bowl,
and more. However, the caf also
has selections of meaty dishes for
the omnivores. Since I am not really
a health-conscious eater, I couldnt
help but drooling looking at the
selections of the Pan-Asian meaty
dishes at Habitat.

UBUDS
My rst choice was the star of
the menu, the Banh Mi Black Pepper
Chicken. Served with Vietnamese
baguette, this dish is rich with Asian

NEW HUB
avor. The chicken is grilled and
cooked with black pepper, while
the baguette is savory with a spread

RELISH DELICIOUS PAN-ASIAN STAPLE DISHES IN THE of liver pat. The portion is pretty
generous already, yet this Banh
MIDST OF DOWNTOWN UBUD
Mi dish is even more fullling with
lettuce, pickles and a choice of

S
ituated just a stones making the restaurant even more French fries aioli or salad with aioli.
throw away from comfortable. My next favorite is also one of
Monkey Forest, Habitat Habitat provides an indoor and the best-selling in the house; the
is the new place to outdoor area on a beautiful sunny Habitats Quarter Pounder Burger.
be in town. The caf day, the outdoor area at the front The burger is served with a perfectly
presents a combination of modern of the caf is a better choice as cooked lush premium beef patty that
and natural design with bamboo you can relish food while watching made me want more. The burger
structures for the ceiling and oor-to- people walking by. Some harmless bun is sourced from Monsieur
top glass windows that give way to monkeys are also often seen jumping Spoon, one of the leading pastry
natural light. Wooden furniture by from one tree to another across the brands in Bali. And with cheese,
Hatiku Indonesia also lls the space, road at around 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., tangy mayonnaise, caramelized

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Habitat mixes modern and natural
design with bamboo structures
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The Nano Nano Chicken with green The Habitats Quarter
salad, potato cakes and teriyaki sauce. Pounder Burger.

onion, romaine lettuce and house Spoon. But my choice fell on RED Bali Highland Organic is also one
pickles, the burger is truly avorful. + from the healthy smoothies list. of the partners who supplies free-
Aside from the main courses, RED + is like a bowl of healthy range pork. The staff at the caf are
Habitat also has choices of breakfast goodness consisting of strawberries, all locals as the restaurant aims to
like Pac-Man Wafe and Crumbed Greek yoghurt, milk and honey. It is support sustainable business. We
Egg Benedict and light bites like refreshing and delicious, perfect for want to empower the locals, one of
Quesadilla. The caf is also open a hot day in Ubud. the owners Herlia Adisasmita stated.
for dinner with a range of dishes Another example is where we
my favorite from the dinner menu LOCAL HUB source our wild honey. It is made of
is Nano Nano Chicken, a chicken Habitat is more than just a caf. The pure honey, produced by a Balinese
llet dish stuffed with delicate stew restaurant is also a hub that connects who sells his products in this area.
toasted bread. This dish is delicious and supports local suppliers Offering delicious avor and
PHOTOS BY AGUNG PARAMESWARA (@SANGAVISUAL)

with Asian avor as it is infused and communities by using local comfortable space, and a noble aim
with bay leaves and the chicken ingredients in the kitchen. The fruits to support the local communities,
is marinated for 24 hours before and vegetables, for instance, are without a doubt Habitat will soon
being chargrilled. The Nano Nano sourced from the farmers in Bedugul, become the habitat in Ubud, a
Chicken is served with potato cakes while their coffee is from Cening place where residents and tourists
and green salad, and is topped with Coffee, a local roaster that produces call home. n
teriyaki sauce that gives a sweet and their homemade quality coffee. By Risty Nurraisa
sour sensation. For healthy beverages, Habitat
For dessert, Habitat offers also collaborates with Happy Habitat
selections of sweet delights, from Kombucha and a home business in Jalan Monkey Forest 88x, Ubud
Crepe Tropical with Balinese wild Denpasar that creates Indonesian (0361) 971-633
honey to Chocolatine by Monsieur traditional drinks named jamu. www.habitatubud.com

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INVITE&INDULGE

PURE BLISS
TAKE A RELAXING MASSAGE TREATMENT
AT JIWA SPA
30 BALI&BEYOND APRIL 2017
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A
midst the quiet Nusa technique, truly relaxing from head
Dua, Jiwa Spa stands to toe. Its great to overcome high-
at the end of an alley blood pressure and smoothen blood
adorned with beautiful ow. Listening to his explanation
ponds at Conrad about the Ocean Flow, I was
Bali hotel. Walking into the spa, intrigued.
a soothing aroma was lling up For most of the treatments, Jiwa
the space, taking me straight to a Spa uses local massage oil as
relaxed peace of mind. In one of the suggested by the Tourism Ministry
corners, a wooden shelf displaying to support local products. We
a number of spa products was have lavender oil to reduce stress,
standing. I took a seat in one of the while the peppermint oil is perfect
chairs when Spa Manager Ketut to refresh energy. We also have a
Sandiyadnya (Sandi) welcomed me. tropical fruits oil, Sandi explained.
Jiwa Spa is all about relaxation. Of all the oil they have, I was in
We aim to help people release love with the lavender as the aroma
stress and smoothen their blood was really calming. I didnt think
ow, Sandi explained. A list of twice about choosing this oil to
treatments are available, from their accompany my treatment that day.
signature treatments like Ocean Flow
and Volcanic Awakening to facials, GO WITH THE FLOW
body wrap and couple treatments A therapist then approached me
like Rama Shinta and Jegeg Bagus. and took me to the treatment area
Sandi suggested I take the Ocean through a door next to the reception
Flow treatment. The Ocean Flow desk. Designed with wooden walls couple rooms, and they are now
focuses on three points; ow, and warm lighting, the treatment redecorating their villa spas.
rhythm, and connection supported area was so peaceful yet feels Here we are, said my therapist
by great atmosphere for relaxation. homey at the same time. Jiwa Spa as she led me to a treatment room.
This treatment uses a long-stroke has a number of single rooms and A single bed was standing in the
middle of the room. A shower with a
glass door was in one of the corners.
And with warm lighting and soothing
music, I started my pampering
journey with a footbath then lying
down on the bed with my face down.
A couple of seconds later, I could
PHOTOS COURTESY OF CONRAD BALI

hear a sound of a bell, Ting! my


therapist marked the beginning of my
Ocean Flow treatment.
The 90-minute treatment was a
true bliss. The aroma of lavender oil
put me to a peaceful state of mind,
and the combination of the essential
oil blend with smooth strokes and

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on-point acupressure was soothing
my sore muscles in an instant. The
best part of this treatment was when
my therapist took long owing
movements like the ocean waves on
my back. It was so amazing, I felt
like not only my sore muscles were
eased, but also all of the burden on
my shoulders were drifting away.
The treatment was followed by
a massage on my front and a dry
massage on my face and head. I
felt so calm when another sound of
a bell resounded in the treatment Bali wasnt done yet. Jiwa Spa has granted, right? n
room, marking the end of my a complete facility for spa guests, By Risty Nurraisa
journey. As I opened my eyes, I felt from a private swimming pool to
refreshed and anew. This treatment a separate his and hers room, Conrad Bali
was all I needed after a long week each one has lockers, a cold plunge Jalan Pratama 168, Tanjung Benoa
of work. pool and a Jacuzzi. I mean, you (0361) 778-788
But my pampering day at Conrad dont want to take these facilities for www.conradbali.com

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SIGHTS&SOUNDS

Our cork board of photos,


quotes and fun facts that we picked up
while exploring in February
and March...

Miso Pacic oyster, poached sea bass and dark chocolate


parfait these are the three out of six dishes served at the
rst wine-pairing dinner of 2017 at Arwana Restaurant at
The Laguna Resort & Spa Nusa Dua, Bali. Each dish was
beautifully paired with ne wine from Talamonti.

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of the toll road by
A dramatic photo 34 BALI&BEYOND APRIL 2017
The beautiful lotus pond at Grand Hyatt Bali pleased our The magnicent
eyes as we unwind at the Garden Club Lounge. view of Lake Buya
Situated side by n and Lake Tamb
side, the two are lingan.
of Bali. You can known as the twin
capture this view lakes
entrance gate to fro m the hill near the
the Munduk area.

A sunset session followed by a three-course dinner courtesy


of Chef Diego Campos. The Exclusive Michelin-Star Chef
Dinner at Ju-Ma-Na at Banyan Tree Ungasan was truly an
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35 to treasure.
REST&RELAXATION

MENJANGAN GETAWAY
REVEAL THE NEW HIDDEN GEM IN WEST BALI

I
t was 10 a.m. when my group about to reveal a new hidden gem Helping us with our baggage, they
left Bali Dynasty Resort in Kuta on the island. Nestled by the sea in led us to the alfresco lobby to assist
for Menjangan in West Bali Menjangan, Menjangan Dynasty us with our check in. While waiting
using the resorts shuttle service. Resort is truly a one-of-a-kind place for the check-in process, I couldnt
The journey took three hours to stay that will bring us closer to stop admiring the scenery from the
but it was all well worth it as the nature. bamboo-constructed lobby the
view of Balis beautiful landscape Welcome to Menjangan Dynasty lobby boasts the resorts innity
pleased our eyes. And when we got Resort, a number of staff greeted pool, the tranquil bay and the lush
to our destination, we knew we were us as we stepped out of the car. greenery on the other side of the

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Menjangan Dynasty Resort boasts a
magnicent view of the tranquil bay and the
lush greenery on the other side of the bay.

bay. It was like a layer after layer of other side. Menjangan Dynasty electric key card which proves
beauty. Resort is unlike any other resort on that the eco-tents are thoughtfully-
But that is only the beginning. the island. The property presents designed with top-notch security. As
Once the staff conrmed that my 24 glamorous Beach Camp Tents I entered the tent, the interior made
room was ready, I hopped on one of and four Cliff Tent Villas. I stayed at my jaw drop. If youre one of the
the electric carts, not knowing I was one of the Beach Camp Tents, and Harry Potter fans like I am, your
about to reveal another surprise believe me, it was an experience to mind must wander straight to the
cherish for life. wizard camps in the series.
GLAMOROUS CAMP The electric cart dropped me The Beach Tent is more spacious
Strolling through the pebbled path off right outside my beach tent. than it looks on the outside. A
on the electric cart, I could see the Another staff was already waiting queen-size bed sits in the middle
roofs of the beach tents lined up at the terrace, ready to explain all of the tent, surrounded by furniture
nicely on one side, while the view the features in the tent to me. She made of natural materials, like the
of the bay pleased my eyes on the opened the glass door with an merbau hardwood oor, a rattan-

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panelled wardrobe and safari-style
boxes for the fridge and kitchen
utensils. The tent is also equipped
with an air-conditioner and a TV,
but my most favorite feature is the
bathroom that lies behind the bed.
A rattan separator is standing to
cover the toilet on the left side, while
a wash basin with a round mirror
on the wall takes the middle space.
Next to it was a monsoon shower
covered with a curtain. The shower
is surrounded by black rubber on the
oor to keep the oor on the other
side of the curtain dry another
proof that the tent is well-designed to
meet our needs.
Menjangan Dynasty Resort also
highlightes sustainable and eco
tourism. In each tent, for instance,
two water bottles are provided for
guests to rell from the water stations
that stand in several spots throughout
the resort area. The Beach Tent also
has an open-air deck, a perfect spot
to unwind during the afternoon.
Another highlight is the windows that
are made of anti-musquito net which
can be covered with curtains when
night time falls and I was glad that
no bugs bugged my good nights
sleep in the tent.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF MENJANGAN DYNASTY RESORT

FIVE-STAR FACILITIES
Aside from the Beach Camp Tent,
Menjangan Dynasty Resort also has
one- and two- bedroom Cliff Tent
Villas, each is available in two units.
These Cliff Tent Villas literally take
camping to whole new level with a
private innity pool overlooking the
tranquil ocean. The two-bedroom
Chill Tent Villa which is remarkable
for families looks even more stylish

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The exterior of the Beach Camp Tent. Sneak a peek of
the Beach Camp Tent (below). Left page from the top:
The innity pool overlooks the ocean; Breakfast in the
swimming pool; Relish some drinks at Pasir Putih Beach
Club; Inside the two-bedroom Cliff Tent Villa.

with a wooden chandelier and a


comfortable sofa, and is equipped
with a bathtub. From the Cliff Tent
Villas, guests can also see a glimpse
of Menjangan Island across the sea.
Menjangan Dynasty Resort is
quite secluded but it doesnt mean
that theres nothing you can do here.
Collaborating with Bali Hai Diving
Adventures, the resort provides Pasir
Putih Dive & Watersports Centre
that can take guests to scuba diving
and snorkeling. Other water sports
are also available, like kayaking,
canoeing and stand-up paddle you with a list of spa treatments. Dynasty Resort is more than just an
boarding. But if youre not into water Lounging by the innity pool with eco-friendly resort. It is a place to
sports, dont worry because the the view of the bay will also take hide from the world for a while while
resort also offers trekking, cycling, your troubles away. The beachfront reconnecting yourself with nature. n
birdwatching, yoga exercises, Pasir Putih Beach Club is also a By Risty Nurraisa
excursions to nearby tourist wonderful spot to unwind with their
destinations and more. delicious meals and drinks. With Menjangan Dynasty Resort
If you long to just relax at the the view of the tranquil ocean and Pejarakan, Gerokgak, Buleleng
resort, the bamboo-constructed Pasir lush greenery, a quiet surrounding (0361) 753-300
Putih Spa by Ambiente will pamper and ve-star facilities, Menjangan www.menjangandynasty.com

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FOTOFOLIO

FROM THE MOUNTAIN TO THE SEA


Nyegara Gunung is the Balinese term for the ocean and the mountain, the two parts of the world that are different yet
support each other completely. In Bali, everything is believed to coexist with a synergy or balance. The Balinese people
believe in Rwa Bhinneda which means difference creates a perfect harmony.Like good and evil, night and day, sekala
and niskala (the real world and the spiritual world), and buana agung and buana alit (macrocosm and microcosm),
the ocean and the mountain balance each other with all their differences.

Commemorating Earth Day that falls on April 22, this photo series reveals the mightiness of the mountains and the
calmness of the ocean to remind us all that whatever is done badly on the mountain will affect those in the ocean.
For instance, trash thrown carelessly on the mountain will eventually end up in the sea.

Think about it... and be enlightened.

Regards,
Gino
www.ginoandrias.com
Instagram: @ginoandrias

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Mount Batur stands graciously 1,777 meters above the
sea level with Lake Batur on her foot.
The dense
mangrove forest.

The colorful reef of


one of Balis satellite islands.

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Another day goes by for the seaweed farmer.


Jungut Batu Bay in Nusa Lembongan.

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LITTLELOVES

the education and the countrys


development, the question remains;
what can be done to limit the
negative impact of these excessive
paper wastes?
A company in Bali addressed this
question in a fun and creative way
while empowering the local Balinese
women. Aptly named after the
Hindu goddess of the arts, beauty,
knowledge, science and poetry,
Saraswati Papers is a company
that produces handcrafted recycled
paper made from the overowing
paper wastes in Bali. What started
as a personal endeavor by one
lady has now turned into a boutique
business that is proud to employ
only women, to train and teach them
traditional skills, to empower them
for a better life.
An Australian native Kali Sari

THE PAPER used to be a professional chef who


has traveled around the globe.

CHARM
A new adventure brought her to
Bali in 1994, where she was rst
introduced to the growing problem
OUR CONTRIBUTOR NADIA BINTORO VISITS of waste management in Bali; or
SARASWATI PAPERS THAT TURNS PAPER WASTE the lack thereof. With this concern,
INTO BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTS Kali resorted to her hobby of
papermaking and started to put her

E
verybody seems to be has reached 32.6 kg of paper
striving to overcome the per person yearly. Meanwhile,
overowing plastic waste the Rainforest Information Center
that has been engulng reported that it takes 10 to 17 of
Bali beaches. Series of trees to produce one ton of paper.
regular beach-clean ups have been So we can only imagine how quickly
done to get rid of this environmental the destruction of forest is happening
threat from the once idyllic beaches given the growing demand of paper
of Bali. But how about other wastes, globally. Much of these papers are
like paper? used for ofces, school supplies
In Indonesia alone, it is estimated and product packaging. While they
that per capita consumption of paper are very much needed to support

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front of the factory. Each frame holds while the ones with printed black
three wet paper dough that is ready inks are sorted in another pile that
to be sun-dried in the open air. will be used to create darker and
As I was entering the factory, more blotted papers due to the ink
I was quite surprised to see the contamination. These piles are then
lack of machinery inside. Instead, I soaked in water and mushed into
was greeted with friendly smiles of pulp porridge.
Balinese women; all dressed in blue We used to knead these
T-shirts with Saraswati Papers logo dough by hands, but now as our
on the front. Each of them was busy production demand has increased,
doing something with their hands. we started to use this custom-made
One was cutting the ready-made giant blender. Throughout all the
paper, while others were folding the production process, this is the
kitchen blender to a new use and paper into ornamental boxes. only part where we use electricity
began making handcrafted paper Crafted to perfection, Saraswati powered machinery, and the rest is
from recycled materials. done by hand, said Tya, Saraswati
A proper papermaking course Papers manager during our tour in
followed and with the support of the facility.
Wisnu Foundation (a non-prot And indeed, they do. Following
foundation for the conservation of the blending process, the dough
Balinese environment), Kali enlisted is then mixed with starch that will
the help of the local women to be determine the thickness of the paper.
part of this movement. From then, The ready dough is then set onto
Saraswati Papers was born in May a molding frame. It is then hand-
1995. pressed to rid of the excess water.
Fast forward to 21 years later, This pressing needs to be done
Saraswati Papers has now grown several times by hand to make
into a robust company, with a factory sure that all water is out. As the
in Dalung as well as two shops in ladys hands skillfully ensures the
Ubud and Batu Belig that showcase consistency of the paper sheet, I can
its handcrafted recycled papers Papers is 100 percent handmade
along with other products including with environmental sustainability
stationary, wrapping papers, principles underlying every step
business cards, gifts and more. in the production. With the help
of other waste management
A PIECE OF ART organizations in Bali including
It was almost noon when I visited EcoBali recycling, Sarasawati Papers
Saraswati Papers factory in collect paper wastes from hotels,
Dalung. The sun had slowly risen ofces, schools, homes and various
and almost reaching its hottest establishments across Bali.
position of the day. A perfect time These papers are then cut and
to hang the laundry or in this case, sorted based on their conditions. The
Kali Sari, the founder of
to dry the paper. Stacks of big blank sections with all-white area are Saraswati Papers
rectangular frames are lining up in being cut and piled into one stack

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see how labor intensive the whole sheets to all kind of paper products, and partnering with several
process is. including frames, stationery, spa companies for their CSR programs.
Tya also pointed out that the products packaging and a growing With Bali Safari & Marine Park,
wastewater from this process is demand of environmentally conscious for example, we have collaborated
then being re-used to soak the next resorts collaterals. to create recycled papers from the
batch of paper dough so that no Our design and products are elephants poo, said Tya.
water is wasted unnecessarily. In always evolving. We are also As she handed the poo paper to
every step of the production, we try maintaining our core principle me, I instinctively put the paper under
to be as environmentally conscious of using all organic materials, my nose to smell it. And trust me, it
as possible. As we all know, natural dyes from the earth, roots didnt smell bad at all. This Safari
clean water scarcity has become and leaves, and only using plant Poo series even looks stunning with
a problem in Bali nowadays. bers to decorate the paper, Kali elephant printings and ornamental
So, we aim to reduce our water mentioned. designs. If not because of Sarasawati
consumption as much as possible, From a basic sheet of recycled Papers, who would have thought
Tya remarked. paper, Saraswati Papers has that smelly wastes can be turned into
By noon, all these molding frames put a creative twist into their these beautiful pieces of arts? n
have been lled with the paper nal products. Putting her chef By Nadia Bintoro
dough and ready to dry under the background into action, Kali has
sun with no use of an electric oven to switched from creating dishes to Saraswati Papers
reduce the electricity consumption as using various natural elements from Jalan Raya Padangluwih No. 93,
well. With this traditional process of ower petals to onion layers, and Dalung, Kuta
PHOTOS COURTESY OF SARASWATI PAPERS

blending, dipping and hand-pressing shredded bamboos to decorate (0361) 471-4807


method, Saraswati Paper is able recycled papers. The result is simply www.saraswatipapers.com
to produce 300 sheets of recycled stunning; a thin sheet of soft paper
work of art. with a quaint hint of rose ower Saraswati Papers welcomes
petals scattered around as if it is a guests to learn the art of recycled
BEYOND PAPER silk fabric. papermaking process in their
In its 21 years of operation, The company has also ventured factory. A private workshop is
Saraswati Papers has expanded their into the making of product available for at least two persons
production from mere recycled paper packaging using recycled papers with prior appointment.

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ACTION&ATTRACTION

CHASING
The pathway, stairs and handrails are
in good condition so it is safe, even
for kids. The base of the falls is easily

WATERFALLS
accessible once youve descended,
but spots for swimming are a little
limited.
Overall, allow about two and a
WANT TO ESCAPE FROM YOUR BUSY DAILY LIFE?
half hours to go down, explore the
JOIN OUR CONTRIBUTOR PHIL GREEN AS HE waterfall base proper, gather energy
EXPLORES THE HIDDEN PARADISE OF NORTH BALI. for the return climb, and make it
back to the carpark.
mountain areas of Bedugul and
Kintamani. While most waterfalls COLEK PAMOR FALLS,
can be explored on a long day trip GITGIT, BEDUGUL-
from Seminyak, it is more rewarding SINGARAJA ROAD
to stay overnight and spend a Location: -8.191950,115.138030
couple of days so you can discover Continuing north and going down
them at your leisure, and cherish the the Bedugul Singaraja Road youll
sights and sounds of Bali that are so nd the Colek Pamor Falls, which
magical. Excellent accommodations are located just before you enter the
are available in Bedugul, Singaraja, small township of Gitgit. There is a
and Munduk. sign on the left with a Frangipani
These ve waterfalls are located ower emblem directing you to the
in the same area in North Bali, carpark, around 100 meters from
and they take at least two days the main road. However, it is still
to explore. Ive chosen these falls best to use the GPS coordinates and
based upon their beauty, safety for Google Maps to nd it.
access, swimming and cleanliness. These falls are not included in
any of the well-known guidebooks,
NUNGNUNG FALLS, so are still very pristine with few
SOUTH OF BEDUGUL tourists. They are exceptional and
Location: -8.331773,115.227174 my favorite in Bali. The trek from the
These falls are 45-meters high carpark to the falls takes around 35
NungNung Falls
and most spectacular during wet minutes along a well-maintained and
season. The drive to the falls is a signposted path.
treasure on its own, as you will The Colek Pamor Falls are

S
ome of Balis best pass jungle ravines and ridge top 35-meters high and guarded by
treasures are its terraced rice paddies. a local Balinese family who run the
waterfalls, often tucked The locals will tell you that it carpark. They are very hospitable
away in the most takes around 45 minutes to descend (ask for Made) and sell coffee from
beautiful parts of the to the falls proper, and over an hour their plantation, which surrounds
island. Many of them are in North to get back up including the 400 the falls. There are numerous spots
Bali, where steep ravines head steps. And they are right! This is a for swimming but the best is the
seaward from the main volcano very vigorous but rewarding trek. pool directly below the falls. Spare

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The Colek Pamor Falls

walking pass the Twin Falls you


will nd some other falls as well,
all part of the same Gitgit Gorge
heading north.
It takes around an hour and
a half to do the round trip from
the carpark. These falls are quite
popular, so try to get there early in
the morning and relish the paradise
all to yourself.

Twin Falls, Gitgit,


Bedugul-Singaraja Road

around two and a half hours for the from Bedugul to Singaraja.
round trip from the carpark including The falls are about 18-meters high
time for a good swim. A wetsuit may and nestled within a rock cavern,
be desirable since the water is cold making it quite a unique sight.
by Balinese standards. Access from the carpark requires
a 20-minute walk along a well-
TWIN FALLS, GITGIT, constructed walkway. There are a
BEDUGUL-SINGARAJA number of small warungs along the
ROAD way for snacks and other interesting
Location: -8.202161,115.140516 stuff, such as locally grown herbs
The Twin Falls at Gitgit are easily and spices of all varieties.
found by seeing the large clear A swimming pond is just
signpost and carpark as you head downstream from the falls, suitable
down the steeply winding route for children too. If you continue

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Sekumpul Falls, Singaraja

ALINGALING FALLS,
SINGARAJA
Location: -8.175569,115.104566
It takes less than 20 minutes
from central Singaraja to get to
AlingAling Falls. From the carpark
it takes around 30 minutes the
last part being a steep 150 stairs
down to the river gorge and to
the waterfall proper. Children will
require some help.
These falls are 50 meters high
and are in a spectacular gorge
setting. The jungle and rice elds
around are wowing, and theres a
trek further down along the gorge to
more falls and swimming spots do
ask for a guide to take you there.
The area is kept quite clean from
rubbish, which is a credit to the staff
who run the carpark and act as
guides should you need assistance.

AlingAling Falls, Singaraja

SEKUMPUL FALLS, the main falls splash pool, so be


SINGARAJA prepared to get a little wet.
Location: -8.172090,115.183142 The walk from the carpark to the
These falls are often cited as the breath-taking view of the falls takes PHOTOS BY PHIL GREEN (BALIPHOTOBLOG.SMUGMUG.COM)

most beautiful in Bali and are a approximately 30 minutes, and


spectacular 80 meters in height. another 30 to 40 minutes to get to the
They are located around 30 minutes gorge below. So for a full-round trip
from Singaraja, and quite difcult to including exploring the gorge below,
nd. So its best to use Google Maps allow around three and a half hours.
and the coordinate system and you On a nal note, please take care
will have no problems. when visiting these falls particularly
There are seven waterfalls in with young children. A wetsuit
this gorge the lower sections is desirable for swimming and
are accessible via a series of protection from the rocks. Take your
steep stairs, all in good condition. time and enjoy, and dont litter these
However, you will need to cross superb natural resources of Bali! n
a creek at the bottom to get to By Phil Green

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BEYONDBALI

THE
COFFEE
HUNTER
OUR CONTRIBUTOR
GINO ANDRIAS WENT
COFFEE-HOPPING IN
BANDUNG
By Gino Andrias

than just a survivor from the colonial


era. Purnama has become a heritage
site serving comfort foods with avors
very much inspired by the Dutch
colonials and the Chinese Peranakan.
Classic delicacies are offered.
My favorite was the Kaya toast, a
uffy toasted bread with homemade
Srikaya jam. Pair it with a cup of
black coffee, and you can taste the
bitterness of the coffee balances the
sweetness of the Kaya jam. Another
favorite was Bakcang (gluttonous

L
ed by Mayor Ridwan Kamil, FROM THE 1930S rice lled with marinated shredded
Bandung (the capital city The history of Warung Kopi Purnama chicken) served with broth, nutmeg
of West Java) is very well goes back to the 1930s when it was chips and sliced cucumber which
manicured with thought- rst established by a family of Chinese is perfect for breakfast. They also
out landscapes and migrants from Medan in Sumatera. Its serve the Dutch-inspired Roti Dadar
infrastructures. The city is studded original name was Chang Chong Se Sosis (rolled bread with omelet and
with thematic parks, while start-up which means have a try, but due to sausage).
businesses developed by youngsters a government regulation in the 60s Whatever dish youre having
are growing rapidly. Known as a that stated all names to be changed here, dont forget to pair it with a
creative town in Indonesia, the city into Indonesian, it turned into Warung cup of coffee. The house uses local
has become the benchmark of youth Kopi Purnama. coffee beans and usually serves
creativities, including the blossoming Up to this day, Purnama still them with some condensed milk to
coffee shops that attracted me on holds its ground as a strong family balance the avor.
my last visit to Bandung. So, sit business, run by the third and fourth
back, brew a cup of your favorite generation of the family. With tinted Warung Kopi Purnama
drink, and join me on my coffee glass windows, beige-colored walls Jalan Alkateri No. 22, Bandung
adventure and high ceilings, this place is more (022) 4201-841

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THE COFFEE BARN Bar and ordered an Affogato, a A slice of Carrot Cake is a great
A chic Dutch-inuenced place that cup of their nest Arabica topped companion to your coffee the cake
is how I describe Noahs Barn. with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. is soft and creamy with a perfect
Founded by the dynamic duo of The sweetness of the ice cream combination of raisins. Noahs Barn
Guido Mariotti and Henky Suhendro, perfectly balanced the bitterness also offers affordable food, from
Noahs Barn rst opened on Jalan of the coffee without overpowering fried rice to mac and cheese.
Garuda which is also their main each other. But if youre up for some
shop and now they have spread ice coffee, the Ice Latte Baileys is Noahs Barn
their wings by opening their second recommended a towering glass of Jalan Garuda 39, Bandung
branch on Jalan Dayang Sumbi. ice latte coffee with some Baileys (022) 601-3215
The one on Jalan Garuda is cream is a true winner. www.noahsbarn.com
slightly smaller than the second
branch. The space has a chic style
and warm ambiance with soft
lighting and long communal tables
to encourage guests to interact with
each other at least thats what I
believe. Numerous bags of the nest
international coffee beans are on
display for sale on their white washed
brick walls. Two massive marble
tables are used for their baristas,
while the menu of their coffee is
written on the wall with chalk.
I decided to hit the Espresso

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MY COFFEE SPACE still delivers that caffeine kick. This
The new chic Mimiti Coffee & Space drink is best paired with a cinnamon
ticks all the boxes as one of the roll with icing sugar or a Quiche
trendiest places in town. A clean-cut Lorraine lled with thinly-sliced ham
yet spacious front garden decorated and mushrooms.
Anyone wants some Ice
with pebbled path and a pair of The coffee shop opens daily Coconut Coffee?
mini fountains welcome guests. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., making it the
The seating area is designed with perfect spot for the early birds to
polished concrete and fossilized swing by and grab a cup of coffee that deserves four thumbs up. It has
woods while the staffs are dressed in on the way to their ofce. The space an indoor area with oor-to-ceiling
urban brand tees. The place easily is also comfortable for the creative glass windows to connect guests
wins the hearts of the hipsters. minds to work with their laptops if with the nature outside. The space
The coffee is pretty unique as you are one of these people, take also has a retail corner showcasing
they highlight Brazilian coffee a seat at one of the corners with a some of the trendiest urban brands
house blend that has a slightly sour glass roof. The view of the swaying such as Bathing Ape, Supreme and
PHOTOS BY GINO ANDRIAS

character. From all the selections trees will inspire you. WXG Limited. n
of coffee beverages on the menu, Mimiti Coffee & Space is also
I chose the most distinctive one, eco-friendly as it is built around big Mimiti Coffee & Space
the Ice Coconut Coffee. The blend old trees without chopping them Jalan Karangsari No. 1, Setiabudi,
of fresh coconut mixed with ice down during the construction. It is Bandung
coffee gives a refreshing taste yet a friendly approach to mother earth 0813-2136-0798

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CAPITALCORNER

GREEN
ESCAPE
STROLLING AROUND A MANGROVE
FOREST IN NORTH JAKARTA

P
antai Indah Kapuk (PIK) in
North Jakarta is already
famous as a luxurious
residential area by the sea
and a culinary haven. But
there is more to PIK than meets the
eye. PIK presents an ecotourism spot
which is also a conservation area
that has become one of the most
favorite natural destinations in town.
The number of green spaces for a
short getaway in town have grown
in the last three years. However,
Mangrove Ecotourism Park at PIK
offers a different experience that with family and friends? The area This park is the perfect place if
makes me long to come back. This is open for public every day from 8 you want to avoid Jakartas hustle
ecotourism park is only one hour a.m. to 6 p.m. and bustle. Strolling around the
away from the Soekarno-Hatta park and looking at the mangrove
International Airport which is perfect PLANT THE SEEDS trees, I could feel that the view helps
for those who only have short time to To help protect the land and the ease my mind. Another way to
visit Jakarta. You can get there by a ecosystem in the Jakarta bay, this enjoy the area is by renting a motor
car, a TransJakarta bus or a public conservation park invites guests to boat that can accommodate up to
mini-van. plant some mangrove seeds as well. eight people to cruise around the
The mangrove conservation in This initiative aims to protect the bay. A staff will drive the boat and
PIK may not be as big as that of in shorelines from storms, hurricane explain more about the site and the
Bali. It covers 99.82 hectares of winds, waves and oods, and many ecosystem at the conservation. This
land with the view of the Jakarta corporates have joined this activity activity is recommended if you come
bay. Like other mangrove forests as a part of their social responsibility with family and friends. Smaller
in Indonesia, the one at PIK has program. Mangroves also help boats and canoes are also available
successfully attracted the attention to prevent erosion by stabilizing for smaller groups.
of the outdoor adventurers. And if it sediments with their tangled root This PIK mangrove forest is also
wasnt for this ecotourism park, who systems. They maintain water quality a wonderful place for photography
wouldve thought that Jakarta has a and clarity, lter pollution and trap enthusiasts. You can take many
lush mangrove forest worth visiting sediments originating from land. photographs during your walk as the

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Who wouldve thought that
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Jakarta has a lush mangrove
forest like this?
area has so many picturesque spots makes you feel more in a forest forest and Jakartas skyline.
to capture. Many couples have also rather than in a capital city. If one-day trip is not enough for
done their pre-wedding photoshoot The park also has an avian you, you can spend a night at one
at the wooden bridge, on a small nursery that can be reached by of the wooden cottages. Nestled
boat at the river, or around the bike. And when it is close to between the mangrove and the river,
cottages. A little note, there is an sunset, the 20-meter tower near the these cottages are perfect to enjoy
additional charge if you bring a cottage area is the best place to be. the view of lush trees and a calm
professional camera. From the tower, you can see almost river overnight. n
the whole area of the mangrove By Edna Tarigan
SEE THE FAUNA
While cruising the mangrove forest,
you can expect to see various wild
animals. During my recent visit, I
enjoyed watching several wild birds
standing on wooden poles among
the trees, which is best seen from
PHOTOS BY EDNA TARIGAN

a wooden bridge connecting one


mangrove zone to another. And if
you arrive earlier in the morning,
you can also see some biawak
(lizards) swimming in the river.
Strolling around this mangrove park

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BEYONDUPDATES

TWENTY SOMETHING
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Amanjiwo has prepared a list of fun
activities for guests throughout the year. For a start, guests are invited
to join evening cocktails on the 20th of each month followed by a
dinner with Javanese cuisine and a view of Borobudur Temple in the
background. Resident anthropologist Patrick Von Hoebrooke will be
in attendance to explain all about the worlds largest Buddhist temple.
The resort also offers a 20-minute cooking class where adults can learn
to cook Javanese dishes like satay and fried rice, while children will
have fun making sweet treats like ice cream and brownies.
The fun doesnt stop there as the resort presents a special 20th
anniversary cycling excursion that will take guests on a 20-kilometer
tour of Amanjiwos UNESCO-protected surroundings for two hours.
The excursion is available in two route options, and guests will get an
Amanjiwo 20th 20 km shirt at the end of the tour. For art enthusiasts,
dont miss a series of art exhibitions, one of them being The Sikepan
Collection by John van der Sterren that is available until April 30.
Other art events include an art show titled Topeng which starts in
May and a meet-young-local-artists program from September until the
end of the year.
Amanjiwo
Desa Majaksingi, Borobudur, Magelang, Central Java
(0293) 788-333, www.aman.com/resorts/amanjiwo

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SEE&SEEN

THE ZEN ZONE


Celebrating its rst anniversary, The Practice in
Canggu hosted a weekend full of healthy and fun
activities. On February 25 and 26, the place held
a day of free yoga and ecstatic dance classes.
The event was made merrier with a food market
and a number of workshops, one of them being
Awakening the Courageous Leader Within led
by Dr. Darren Weissman.
www.thepracticebali.com

A ROMANTIC NIGHT
It was a romantic evening as The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali hosted the
Celebrate Love dinner with a live performance by one of Indonesian top
singers, Rio Febrian. Guests were indulged by a delicious four-course dinner
created by Executive Chef Manoj Rawat as well as a number of lucky draws
and a special prize for the best dress.
www.westinnusaduabali.com

GIVE BACK
Together with Hotel Vila Lumbung, The ONE
Legian gave back to society by extending
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donations to the unfortunates, one of


them being the children at Chloe House
Orphanage. The hotel team visited the 18 kids
at the orphanage, and entertained them with
a poem-reading and a singing competition.
www.theonelegian.com
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READY, SET, GO!
Over 300 participants from six different nations gathered in Nusa Dua
to join Run Til You Drop 3 on February 19. This year, it was Andika
Andryawan and Ni Ketut Cita who won the 2-Hours in the male and female
category respectively. Managed by Indorunners Bali, this running event was a
successful one with an after party full of prizes.
www.instagram.com/indorunnersbali

MAGICAL HANDS
Hand in hand with Spa Bali, My Red Envelope
invited caring people to book a massage
treatment where 10 percent of the bill was
donated to Bali W.I.S.E Foundation. This program
successfully gathered ve million rupiah for a six-
month scholarship to support a number of Balinese
young women gaining knowledge and securing a
job in the hospitality and tourism industry.
www.myredenvelope.com

A REUNION CONCERT
It was a night full of nostalgia as Hard Rock Caf Bali and Flabbergast
Productions held The Moffatts Farewell Tour 2017. Endless Summer and
Scott Moffatt, who are known as The Moffatts in early 2000s, performed
their popular songs, like Ill be There for You and Bang Bang Boom.
The brothers also entertained their loyal fans with a number of new songs
and a meet and greet prior to the concert.
www.hardrock.com/bali

FOR WOMEN
Hand in hand with IWAPI (Ikatan Wanita
Pengusaha Indonesia or Indonesian Women
Entrepreneur Association), Bali Safari & Marine
Park invited a number of cancer patients to spend
a fun day at the park. The day started with a
Safari Journey, followed by watching the Animal
Education Show, Harimau From Predator to
Prey and Elephant Show. This activity aimed to
spread love to keep the participants spirit up.
www.balisafarimarinepark.com
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ILLUSTRATION MAPS BY
ADE PARTHA & RIO WEDAYANA

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