Bali Tour Guide

There are some waterfalls in Gitgit village. If you've been there, probably you have visited the main waterfall where everybody goes. The multi-tiered  waterfall in Gitgit village North Bali, is the less visited waterfall, but it does not mean it is not a great place to visit. Check the video, you will find it quite interesting. Gitgit village is located in north Bali. If you happen to travel to Lovina Beach in North Bali, passing Ulun Danu temple, toward Singaraja, you will pass this village. Maybe you will even stop in this village and stop at one of the waterfall. The multi-tiered waterfall is the second waterfall you will encounter while driving from South Bali. The path is to waterfall is easy to walk on. There are not really any stairs on the path like the other waterfall. So, most of the visitors will find it easy to get there. You will cross a bridge, and then walk on the river bank, and continue to the small open building in the river where you can get the best v

Gede Prama is the most inspirational teacher in Bali. He teaches about wisdom about how to build family, how to meditate, and how to live base on philosophy acceptance. I had a chance to meet him at Budha monastery in Banjar north Bali. I was taking some clients to the monestery and he was there for an event called Compassion Day. It was a coincidence for us to meet him. I did not know he was there until I was there myself in the monastery. Knowing from the local that he was there, I talked to the comittee of the Compassion Day  about the possibility of bringing my clients meeting him. "Please, say to him, we would like to meet him. These travelers are interested to learn more about meditation." I refered to my clients. But he was busy with preparation and some other people that meeting him at the moment. He could not meet us. So, then we continued walking around the temple, admiring the architecture, talking to the people there, and taking some photos. We were ab

 Benoa bay is very popular with many watersport activities like parasailing, paragliding,  or jetskiing. Ocean bumper is quite new at the time I write this article. And it is operated by a company called BMR. It is similar to jetskiing, but it is only moving around in a designated area on the sea. When riding ocean bumper, and hit the border, you will will be bounced back. Not like the jetski ride, where you have to pay attention where you ride. In that sense, it is less challenge or less risk than jet skiing. You can try ocean bumper, because it is much easier than jetskiing. You don't have to be accompanied by instructors and you will not go as fast. It is more fun if you can do this with your friends and then you can bump to each other. You will share a good laugh. And again, there are many other activities you can enjoy if you think ocean bumper give you less challenge than you expect. This video is when I went with my clients to Benoa Bay for an inspection for th

As I went around Bali island, I have made some videos in the places I visited with my client. Then I compiled those videos into one snapshot video. The places appear in this video are Uluwatu, Jatiluwih, Gitgit, Lovina, Padang-padang Beach,  Kintamani, Lake Batur, Tegenungan Waterfall, and some other  beautiful places in Bali. Hope you like it.

I meet Ketut, the Balinese dance teacher,  because I bring some visitors to his school. On my visits,  I had the chance to talk to him, to shoot a few videos, and then compile those videos to this short documentary clip. It talks about the reason Balinese dance is very important in Balinese life. It also serves the reason for the school to be founded. Few of his talented students also performs in the video. Please enjoy the Bali short documentary.

For Balinese kids, they have to start early to learn dancing. At least, the are already six years old, according to Ketut Sudirawan. Younger than that, he finds it really hard to control them. For older children, he can control them better. If you would like to know how the Balinese learning to dance, you can visit Ketut Sudirawan in Blahbatuh Village, Gianyar. But remember to make appointment with him.

4 Have you heard the word “ sambal ”? Sambal is sauce made of mix of spices such as shallot, garlic, lime, chili, pepper and salt. These ingredient are then grinded with stone pestle and mortar. The paste of that mixture of spices is called sambal. Sambal is like a sauce. We eat it together with rice, fried chicken, grilled fish or any food on our table. It adds up the taste. Sambal bawang matah is a different story. First, the meaning of sambal bawang matah is the sambal of raw shallot. It is indeed made of raw ingredients such as: shallot, garlic, lemon leaves, shrimp paste or terasi, salt and coconut oil. These ingredients are mixed together (just by hand, not in a pestle and mortar like the regular sambal ) and then served with the food. Usually serving it fresh is the best way. We can not keep if for long time. So, whenever going to have some meal in Bali, you can try the sambal bawang matah. It is favorite of many Balinese, me included. And here is a photo of sambal bawan