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CONTENTS Published by: PT. ASIAN ETHIC CO. NPWP 02.353.066.0-903.000 General Manager: laurent@balimarketplace.co.id 081.999.140.632 Sales & Marketing: Roberto Nolfo sales1@balimarketplace.co.id 0878 6115 2356 Joannes Rhino sales2@balimarketplace.co.id 0878 6060 2561 Cynthia Dewi sales3@balimarketplace.co.id Graphic Design: Kamar Desain Indonesia www.kamardesain.com Website: www.balimarketplace.co.id BaliMarketplaceMagazine Contributors: AnneMarie Comoretto Rick Pursell Jonathan Matthews Virginia Entizne Rodney Holt For advertising, contact sales@balimarketplace.co.id or For editorial inquiries, contact editor@balimarketplace.co.id For general inquiries, contact info@balimarketplace.co.id Surabaya Office: Jl. Ketintang Baru III No 79. Surabaya 60231. Indonesia 082 145 999 110 info@indotctrading.com

TOURIST INFORMATION

DIRECTORIES

LOCAL NEWS & EVENTS

Bali international film festival

COMMUNITY

Bali 4s review giVe golF a go wiTh PaR 5 CluB

TOURIST ADVICE

Printed by PT. Cintya Printing Bali

recommended places to eat

FOOD & DINING

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INDONESIAN INGREDIENTS: kemangi or lemon basil

bandits den & gimme pies

PLACES TO GO

aussie sports bars - a game of pool - great live music - sunset bars & restaurants

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centre pages

activities & Sports

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BODY & SOUL

juDgmenT oR gRaTiTuDe?

FATE & FORTUNE

ASTROLOGICAL PREDICTIONS

september movie schedule

Fun and Interesting Facts about Indonesia & Bali

sudoku edition #4

ENTERTAINMENT

CLASSIFIEDS

PROPERTY

DEAL HUNTER

PRODUCT SHOWCASE

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bali adventure tours returns to the sky

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TOURIST INFORMATION

DIRECTORIES CONSULATES

AMBULANCE : 118 FIRE DEPARTMENT : 113 POLICE : 110 SEARCH & RESCUE : 111 / 115 / 151

TOURIST INFORMATION INTEGRATED TOURISM INFORMATION CENTER (ITTC) Jl. Raya Kuta 2, Kuta (0361) 766 188 NGURAH RAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (0361) 935 1011

AUSTRALIA Jl. Tantular 32, Renon – Denpasar (0361) 241 118

JAPAN Jl. Raya Puputan No. 170, Renon (0361) 227 628

CANADA & NEW ZEALAND Jl. Subak Sari No. 10, Canggu, Kuta Utara (0361) 844 6456

MALAYSIA AlamKulKul Resort, Jl. Pantai Kuta, Legian, (0361) 752 520

BRAZIL Taman Brawa, Jl. Subak Sari 10, Tibubeneng, Canggu, Kuta Utara Badung, Bali. 80361 (0361) 844 6456 Emergency - 081 999 477 552

MEXICO Puri Astina Bld, Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No. 1A, Renon – Denpasar (0361) 223 366

BALI GOVERNMENT TOURISM OFFICE Jl. Supratman, Niti Mandala, Renon, Denpasar (0361) 222 387

CZECH REPUBLIC Jl. Pengembak 17 , Sanur (0361). 286 465

UBUD TOURIST INFORMATION SERVICE Jl. Raya Ubud, Gianyar (0361) 96 285, 973 285 8 am-9 pm

DENMARK Jl By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 852 Dps 80221 –Bali (0361) 821 69 79

MEDICAL CARE BIMC HOSPITAL (International) Kawasan BTDC Blok D, Nusa Dua 80363 (0361) 3000 911 SILOAM HOSPITAL (International) Jl. Sunset Road No. 818, Kuta, Badung, Bali (0361) 779 900 info.bali@siloamhospitals.com

FRANCE Jl. Umalas 1, Kerobokan (0361) 473 0834 GERMANY Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17, Sanur (0361) 288 535 HUNGARY - Marintur Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 219, Sanur (0361) 287 701

RUMAH SAKIT UMUM PUSAT SANGLAH (General Hospital) Jl. Diponegoro, Sanglah, Denpasar (0361) 227 911/15

ITALY Lotus Enterprise Building, Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Jimbaran (0361) 701 005

NETHERLANDS Jl. Raya Kuta No. 127, Kuta (0361) 761 502 SPAIN Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Ubud (0361) 975 736 SWEDEN & FINLAND c/o Hotel Segara Village Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur (0361) 288407 SWITZERLAND & AUSTRIA Jl. Ganetri No. 9 D 80235 Denpasar, Bali (0361) 878 4343 USA Jl. Hayam Wuruk 310, Tanjung Bungkak, Denpasar (0361) 233 605

Information correct as at 1 st September 2015

EMERGENCIES

UNITED KINGDOM Jl. Mertasari No. 2, Sanur (0361) 270 601

TOURIST ADVICE

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MONEY

Changing cash for Indonesian Rupiah will give you the best exchange rate. Withdrawing cash with your debit or credit card often will yield a less favourable rate plus a withdrawal charge on top. Beware of unscrupulous money exchangers offering, what appears a wonderful exchange rate. At best, there will be an undisclosed charge (always ask before handing over your money) or you may find yourself the victim of magical slight of hand. Ask at your hotel or a trusted expat where to go.

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CEREMONIES

There are ceremonies happening every month all over Bali. Roads in tourist areas such as Kuta can often be closed to allow ceremonial processions. Enjoy the visually exciting and colouful events and treat them with the upmost respect. Observers are cheerfully welcomed by the Balinese but they will not tolerate undue interference or disrespect. Try to learn some phrases in Bahasa while you are here, the words for thank you and simple phrases that will help you buy in shops and order in restaurants.

DRIVING

Motorcycle riders and their passengers must wear a correctly fastened and approved helmets. Fines may be imposed for non-compliance. In the event of an accident, foreigners may be assumed to be at fault and expected to make financial restitution to all other parties. You must also be in the possession of an international driving license. Failure to produce one if you are stopped by the police will result in an on the spot penalty fine or an appearance at court. The roads can be dangerous, be vigilant.

AWARENESS

A word of caution to all. The law in Bali is unequivocal when it comes to the use of or possession of illegal drugs - YOU are in big trouble so DO NOT do it. Your embassy or consulate will not offer you much in the way of assistance if you are caught smuggling drugs into Bali, caught with drugs in your possession whilst here in or appear to be under the influence (they can and will blood test you). You will find yourself in prison and you can be prosecuted for the death sentence if the intent is considered to supply.

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LOCAL NEWS & EVENTS

9th Annual

FILM FESTIVAL BALI INTERNATIONAL

2015 24 - 30 September

BALINALE Presents 100 Films! This year’s festival will feature 100 films from 25 countries, many with attending filmmakers. The final number of films selected for this year’s 9th edition is up from 60 in 2014. BALINALE received a record number of excellent entries for its 2015 program adding to the challenge of completing the impressive line-up. Join us at our ‘Official Venue Partner’ Cinemaxx Kuta Bali for the weeklong event of international & Indonesian full length fiction & documentaries and our Signature Shorts. Other highlights of the festival include Forbes Indonesia’s ‘ForbesLife’ hosting the BALINALE Film Industry Forum with filmmakers discussing topics on; How to increase Indonesia’s film industry potential, Locations & incentives, Fostering young talent, Creative content promotion & protection. Speakers include; Yoon Je-kyoon, director Ode To My Father and producer Tae-sung Jeong (CEO of CJ Entertainment), producer Mr. Gen Sato “Round Trip Heart“, “Güeros” director Alonso Ruiz Palacios & lead actress Ilse Salas, director Richard Todd “Frackman”, Bambang Supriadi, DOP & lecturer at Jakarta Institute of Arts, among others.

BALINALE’s free Open Air Cinema, known as Layar Tancap in Indonesia, was launched last year as an important part of the festival’s commitment to the community adding to its existing Children’s Charity Film Day and Educational Programs. The festival is held at CINEMAXX Theater located at the popular Lippo Mall Kuta on Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta Beach, Bali. The newly launched Cinemaxx offers modern, state-of-the-art five studio multiplex facilities capable of showing 2D and 3D in a unique and intimate theater setting. This year’s theme is ‘Face of Diversity’ showing films from around the globe that entertain and inspire, challenge and expose us to the rich diversity and uniqueness of people, places, cultures and beliefs.

BALINALE (Bali International Film Festival) Bali Taksu Indonesia Foundation - Jalan Merta Sari 10-B, Sanur. q (0361) 270 908 - p (0361) 286 425 E info@balinale.com - w w w. b a l i n a l e.com

BALI ADVENTURE TOURS RETURNS TO THE SKY!

Bali Adventure Tours returns to the sky in our new Eurocopter B2, offering breathtaking Sky Tours, Charters and Transfers in Bali. Bali Adventure Skytours will operate Bali’s first VIP Helicopter complete with Air Conditioning, luxury leather interior and state of the art internal and external camera system. Modern TV monitor screens and sound system will also give passengers a service never before seen in Bali. Services will include Scenic Tours and Volcano sightseeing, Customized Adventure Flights, Airport, Hotel and Inter-Island Transfers, Luxury Charter flights, Medical Evacuation, Aerial Photography and Filming, and the first company in Bali to offer aerial Banner Advertising. We will also offer FREE emergency air evacuation to a local hospital for all guests on a prebooked Adventure Tour with us. • Exclusive VIP Pick up service. • Sky Tours can be combined with any Bali Adventure Tour i.e. White Water Rafting, Elephant Safari Park & Lodge, Mountain Cycling and Spa Package Tours. For further details & Booking information contact: q +62-361 721480 E info@baliadventuretours.com www.baliadventuretours.com

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EDITORIAL The 2015 Balinale festival will once again be held at the CINEMAXX Theatre located at the popular Lippo Mall in Kuta. This year’s theme is ‘Face of Diversity’ and will feature 100 films that entertain and inspire from 26 countries (see opposite page).

Why golf? Why in heavens name, take up golf? Par 5 Club is all about affordable golf and lots of fun for amateur golfers of all levels, irrespective of age, nationality, gender or creed and is definitely a reason for “taking up golf” – see page 09. Jonathan Matthews tells about his experience at a small but trendy new Burger Bar in town “Bandits Den”, which also delivers a tasty selection of burgers straight to your door. Staying with the theme of food delivered, if you love pies – “Gimme Pies” has a next day delivery service which is, well, so “Yummy” (see page 15 for both businesses).

Virginia Entizne of Cuca Restaurant writes about an Indonesian ingredient “Kemangi” or “Lemon Basil” on page 14, together with a suggested recipe.

There are so many things to enjoy in Bali: the culture, beaches, restaurants, bars and clubs. On pages 16 and 17 you can find information on where to watch live TV sports, play pool, dance to live music and where best to go to enjoy Bali’s famous sunsets. There is also an ever increasing array of specialist activities. Turn to pages 18 and 19 to read about just four of them: White Water Rafting, Elephant Rides, Wakeboarding and if you enjoy cycling or motor biking, the “Archipelago Adventure” tours.

Rick Pursell writes another thought provoking story – “Judgment or Gratitude” on page 22 and you can check out what fate has in store for you with our monthly horoscope on page 23.

VILLA KITTY ORGANIZATION

Villa Kitty is an independent, non-profit, charitable organisation, dedicated to caring for Bali’s abandoned kittens and cats. There are many ways to support our work: adopt our healthy, vaccinated and sterilised cats, volunteer your time, spread the word and donate via our PayPal account or to our Indonesian BNI account. We welcome visitors who would like to spend some time giving much loved cuddles to our healthy cats and kittens awaiting adoptions. And we appreciate visits by vets and vet nurses to discuss new and better ways for care for these beautiful Bali felines. For further informations: E elizabeth@villakittybali.com n 0858 5758 4131 (bahasa) - n 0815 5870 1737 (english)

YAYASAN VILLA KITTY BALI Jl. Ambarawati Banjar Tengah, Lodtunduh, Ubud - Gianyar 80751, Bali - Indonesia. n 0815 5870 1737 E elizabeth@villakittybali.com www.villakitty.com

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bali 4s review: Through the eyes of 4 University of Western Sydney Occupational Therapy Students

by Clare Comino, Kimberly Brown, Danielle Guy & Danica McKay As part of our Occupational Therapy programme at the University of Western Sydney, we were presented with an exciting opportunity to come to Bali and work with the amazing staff and athletes at the Bali Sports Foundation (BSF) for 8 weeks. The focus of occupational therapy is to enable individuals to participate and engage in activities that provide meaning and purpose in their lives. Within the occupational therapy framework, leisure and play are key components yet they are often overlooked. Engagement in leisure provides opportunities for social interaction, pursuing interests and hobbies that contributes to an individual’s identity and sense of wellbeing. Over the four days of observing and being a part of the Bali 4s tournament gave an insight into how sport plays an instrumental role to these individuals who experience disability. With some teams pulling out last minute due to the foreboding presence of the ash cloud, it ended up just the Australian and Indonesian teams competing. Whilst this was initially disappointing, it turned out to be an opportunity for the Indonesian team to develop skills, implement strategies and most importantly increase their confidence. The Australian team were understanding of the conditions that the Indonesian team experience such as the limitation of available equipment, the varying range of disabilities of the athletes and their functional capacity. From an occupational therapy perspective, the most apparent difference between the Australian team and Indonesian team were the wheelchairs used during the game. In terms of function the customised chairs used by the Australians put them at an advantaged as they were more appropriate for the games dynamic and the players individual needs. This emphasises the need for future seating and positioning assessments of players which can be provided by an occupational therapist and will benefit players and their performance on the field. We had the pleasure of working alongside Keese, an international classifier for wheelchair rugby, who allowed us to participate in the functional assessments of the players from the Indonesian team. This enabled us to gain a greater understanding of the classification process and individual players functional abilities. It provided further insight into how their functional abilities affected their on court performance as well as allowing us to observe where occupational therapy can assist in improving their performance.

Getting to the game was a feat in itself for both teams. Firstly, ensuring that there were enough vehicles to accommodate the players and their wheelchairs posed its own challenges. Access to an appropriate means of transport was also a concern. Transport to and from the court required the use of multiple vehicles including bali’s only accessible bus which had insufficient capacity thus, multiple trips and BSF staff and vehicles were required in the transportation process. Furthermore, transfers in and out of the vehicles appeared unsafe for both players and staff and became a timely process. The atmosphere over the four days both on and off the court by supporters, players and volunteers was positively overwhelming. The determination and the effort of the Indonesian team didn’t falter for the duration of the games, it only seemed to increase and this was reflected in the players body language. All the smiling faces, laughter and good sportsmanship from both sides made it an absolute delight to be a part of. As reported by one member of the Australian team, the language barrier was not a concern as there was a common language between all players; the love and passion for the sport. The Australians were wonderful mentors going above and beyond to accommodate the absence of the other teams through facilitating impromptu workshops to teach and further develop the skills of the Indonesian team. Upon speaking to one of the Australian team members he summed up the experience perfectly stating that it was one of the most thrilling and exhilarating experiences he has been part of and the smiles on everyone’s faces will stay with him. From our perspective it was a great introduction into wheelchair rugby and we thoroughly enjoyed this experience and cannot wait to work with the athletes and BSF to offer sustainable strategies which will continue to improve their performance.

2015 BSF EVENTS

Rodney Holt Founder Bali Sports Foundation

“sports changes lives”

(more to come)

www.balisports.com www.facebook.com/yayasandamai.olahragabali

Providing sports for youth with the following disabilities: Wheelchair Basketball - Amputee,Para & Polio Wheelchair Rugby - CP,Amputee and Quad Powerlifing - Amputee,Polio and Blind Wheelchair Shooting - Amputee & Polio Special Needs Swimming - all disabilities Para Sailing - Amputee,Polio and Para

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Disabled Lawn Balls - Amputee,Polio,Para Deaf Mute Eskrima - Deaf Mute Pararchery - Amputee & Polio Boccia - Severe CP Blind Judo - Blind Goalball - Blind

• September 24th - 28th Bali International Stickfighting Challenge • November 14th KUAT - Bali’s Toughest

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09 GIVE GOLF A GO with Par 5 Club

COMMUNITY

WHY GOLF? WHY, IN HEAVEN’S NAME, TAKE UP GOLF?

There’s a challenge inherent to golf, that otherwise is unattainable for most of us, ordinary folk. You go to any golf course on the planet and if you’ve never played the game, the first emotion that overwhelms you is: “I don’t belong here”, followed immediately by: “I can’t afford this”. Why would you want to be seen wearing all that ridiculous clownesque attire anyway? What’s the point in robbing cows all over the world from all these green pastures? Surely this MUST be something for rich people only, working class folk would NEVER stand for this… But you cave in, because the buddy that took you there really is alright in spite of the way he’s dressed. What’s more he’s lending you his spare set of sticks, which he calls clubs, so why the heck not. You give it a go and you give it a whack. And you’re sold. Right then and there it is decided. Immediately you know for a fact that if you could just have another go, your next shot will be a lot better than that first one. And that’s your first of many Mulligans to follow.

A colourful bunch

Sweetly smiling caddy

New golfer, a shot on the fairway, you’re a champ. Your first hole in single digits, you’re a champ! Your first round in under 4 hours and without hitting a fellow golfer in the head, the survivors buy you a beer. Next you stumble into a Par for a hole, before you know it a Birdie falls into your lap. And still you’re not done. There’s always more, even if no one wants to play with you anymore, you still have to beat the ball, you have to beat the course, you have to beat yourself. Expensive proposition? Yes, it can be, but only relatively so. Is it worth it? Well come and find out… Par 5 Club is all about affordable golf and lots of fun for amateur golfers of all levels, irrespective of age, nationality, gender or creed. We love organizing small-scale

competitions, multi-day tournaments and away trips, but we welcome the pure leisure golfer as well. No less important maybe, is that we are able to offer our members some greatly reduced golf rates at our partnered golf courses around Bali. We play every Tue at 1 pm at Nirwana Bali Golf Club near Tanah Lot and every Fri at 12 noon at Bali Beach Golf Course in Sanur. Join our social golf society for only Rp 990.000 and come and play golf with like-minded amateurs that all have only one lament in common: there is never enough golf. Contact us at info@par5club.net for more details. How to join Par 5 Club in only 3 simple steps:

1. Register by email at info@par5club.net 2. Membership Fee only IDR. 990,000

LEADER BOARD top 20

After Round 7 Players

1. Tony F. 2. Charles H.P. 3. Patrick G. 4. Mick B. 5. David J. 6. Sven K. 7. Paul C. 8. Alan L. 9. John P. 10. Sam R. 11. Trevor Q. 12. Pasko A. 13. Ron B. 14. Kim Y.H. 15. Steven V.L. 16. Paul H. 17 Alain B. 18. Bundo K. 19. Jim H. 20. Tim W.

TOTAL POINTS

26.50 18.75 17.50 15.00 14.50 14.00 12.50 12.00 12.00 11.00 10.50 9.50 9.50 9.00 9.00 8.50 8.00 8.00 7.25 6.50

Tues 1st, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at NIRWANA BALI GC - Tee-off 1pm Fri 4th, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at BALI BEACH GC – Tee-off 12pm Tues 8th, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at NIRWANA BALI GC – Tee-off 1pm Thurs 10th, BI-WEEKLY CLUBDAY at NEW KUTA GC – Tee-off 1pm Fri 11th, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at BALI BEACH GC – Tee-off 12pm Tues 15th, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at NIRWANA BALI GC – Tee-off 1pm Fri 18th, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at BALI BEACH GC – Tee-off 12pm Tues 22nd, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at NIRWANA BALI GC – Tee-off 1pm Thurs 24th, BI-WEEKLY CLUBDAY at NEW KUTA GC – Tee-off 1pm Fri 25th, WEEKLY CLUBDAY at BALI BEACH GC – Tee-off 12pm

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september 2015 events

The next day you will be sore. Many a muscle group that you didn’t know existed is now demanding atonement. So it turns out it’s not just a lazy slouch game after all. And you realise that it’s nothing at all like your feeble attempts at emulating Rory or Tiger on your X-Box or Playstation. How nice it is to trod 6 or 7 miles through pristine nature, sweetly smiling caddies accompanying you, birds chirping and sunshine on your face, losing weight and gaining stamina. Mud on your fancy shoes, sweat pouring down your collar, man on a mission, have another beer at the Birdie Bar on hole 4…

Strolling through green pastures

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FOOD & DINING

RECOMMENDED PLACES TO EAT Bali has a truly global choice of tastes and there are so many wonderful places to eat and drink; from Indonesian, Oriental and Japanese cuisine to French, Italian and German – and everything and much more in-between. We hope this guide will help steer you in the right direction on your gastronomic tour of Bali. Each restaurant advertised has been visited by our staff at Bali Marketplace and has passed our ‘’Recommended” test, that the food and service is of both high standard and hygiene, whether it be a fine dining establishment or somewhere more informal and relaxed. Let us know about your experience at any of these restaurants. jonathanmatthews@balimarketplace.co.id

Jl. Nakula No. 88, Sunset Road, Kuta. q +62 361 8822 000 E rsv.kuta@baleudang.com www.baleudang.com

Enjoy tantalising dishes and prawns cooked in every way imaginable while sitting in a private Balinese Bale uniquely positioned on a vast fish pond.

IZE Hotel Jl. Kayu Aya, No. 68, Seminyak. q +62 361 8466997 E info@mejabali.com www.mejakitchenbar.com

The Meja restaurant at Bali’s hippest new hotel is full of Balinese favourites and innovative European dishes, all created and served with passion by our IZE kitchen team.

SASA’ Italian Restaurant Pizzeria Caffetteria Banjar Anyar No.25 Kerobokan q +62 361 847 5321 E mayumikuntithree@yahoo.com www.kunti3.com

A hidden gem of a sushi cafe, offering a large selection of Japanese cuisine and conveniently, well thought-out set menus. Great value, very satisfying.

BAR - RESTAURANT - PIZZA Indonesian Mediterranean Cuisine Jalan Raya Seminyak No.63, Seminyak - Bali q +62 361 730 454 E lepatiorestaurant@yahoo.com

Extensive menu - Pasta, Pizza, Seafood, Salads, Burgers, kids and Specialities together with a cocktail bar make this perfect for families or couples.

With 9 years dealing cooking. Already in Oberoi. Jl. Arjuna No. 10X (66 Road), Seminyak. q (+62 361) 744 7615 / 474 1460 E info@sasabali.com www.sasabali.com

In this traditional Italian restaurant guests can find a large variety of Pasta, Pizza, Salads, Cocktails, Cake and much more.

Jalan Legian, Kuta, Bali. q +62 361 761151 www.bali-mamas.com

Roast Pork (Schweinebraten), Vienna Schnitzel, Rolled Beef (Roulade) with Red Cabbage and Bread Dumplings, all homemade under the supervision of German Chefs.

LIVE SPORTS 24/7

Jl. Raya Legian No. 463, Kuta. q +62 361 755 921 E cafeasiabali@hotmail.com

Jl.Jalan Kartika - Kuta, KartikaPlaza Plaza, Kuta, 80361Bali. Bali Opposite Discovery Shopping MallMall) (opposite Discovery Shopping Phone: +62 361 758128 //758129 q +62 361 758128 758129 E: contact@bamboorestaurantbali.com E contact@bamboorestaurantbali.com W: www.bamboorestaurantbali.com www.bamboorestaurantbali.com

Jl. Petitenget No.6 Kerobokan. q +62 361 4737 888 q +62 361 4730 777 q +62 811 393 0040 E info@metisbali.com www.metisbali.com

A good spot to call in for a quick bite with benches overlooking the main street and friendly waiters that make you feel welcome. The Pad Thai is simply delicious.

The menu, together with amazing cocktails and great live music makes for a memorable holiday dining experience that will have you coming back for more!

Treat yourself to an entirely sensory fine dining experience. Sample a symphony of flavourful wit. Enjoy a welcome reprieve overlooking beautiful Bali rice fields.

Jl. Kayu Aya. 117 Seminyak Kuta / Bali. q +62 361 716 23 25 www.facebook.com/TheBistrot E info@bistrot-bali.com www.bistrot-bali.com

A vintage restaurant, lounge & bar is original, quirky, delicious and very ‘fairytale’. Offering a mix of Asian & French bistrot food.

Warung VIKA Home made Indo/Western Food

Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 17 A, Bali. q (+62 361) 732571 / 732567 E info@pantareibali.com www.pantareibali.com

Pantarei means ‘everything flows’. A unique selection of Greek & Mediterranean dishes with. Specialty wines and liquor to excite your five senses.

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Jalan.Taman Sari No.100, Kerobokan. (Behind BPC City Hotel) q +62 838 7235 5900

A friendly, clean and popular Indonesian Warung with a western influence. The Indonesian buffet is impressive and inexpensive and there is western menu too making this an ideal place to relax and have a few drinks.

Jl. Mertanadi 68, Kerobokan, Bali. q +62 361 735 191 n 0859 3614 1027 E antiquebulan@yahoo.com

Ticks all the right boxes for perfect spare ribs: falls off the bone; delicious marinades and large portions. The local smoked duck is a must taste!

Jl. Batu Belig No.2b, Kerobokan. q 0878 6185 9342 E info@banditsdenbali.com www.banditsdenbali.com

The small but ever-so hip ‘Bandits Den’ caters to night owls and homebodies with their delicious selection of burgers. Dine in, Take-Away or have them delivered.

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Jl. Raya Semer No.29, Kerobokan. q +62 361 84 99 335 n +62 816 57 02 64 E contact@lesbuku.com www.lesbuku.com

Presenting genuine French cuisine using the best products available in Bali, personally selected for their natural quality and authenticity at prices everyone can afford.

Jl.Gunung Salak Utara no.33, Kerobokan q +62 361 8361797 E suryantara.teja@gmail.com www.facebook.com/chickenonfirebali www.cofbali.com

Chicken on Fire is a roast Chicken joint in Kerobokan. It's a great spot to chill out and relax. They specialise in Roast Chickens, wings, salads, pies. There is an outdoor terrace and free pool table at the back and cold beer at hand.

Jalan Yoga Perkanthi, Jimbaran. q +62 361 708 066 E kitchen@cucaflavor.com www.cucaflavor.com

Jl. Suweta, Br. Bentuyung, Ubud q (0361) 973178 / 973179 E info@wapadiume.com www.wapadiume.com

Diners are treated to a very special gourmet discovery free from pretension or hefty price tags. Tapas, cocktails and desserts with a unique twist.

An oasis of peace and serenity, much more than a resort and spa with fabulous restaurants, you can learn how to cook traditional Balinese food to boot!

Pignou Di Penyu

Jl. Uluwatu No. 39, Jimbaran - Bali. q +62 361 704 945 E info@balique-restaurant.com

Balique is an original eatery found in Jimbaran that pays homage to all the best of Indonesia in both the style and cuisine stakes.

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authentique cu isine francaise et asiatique Jalan Gautama No.5 Padangtegal Kaja, Ubud - Bali. q +62 361 972 577 E pignoudipenyu@gmail.com

A Parisian style cafĂŠ serving a variety of traditional French favourites. This popular eatery is great value for money and boasts an experienced French chef.

Monkey Forest Road, Ubud - Bali. q +62 361 5541 676 E ganeshaubud@gmail.com www.ganeshaeksankriti.com

An unforgettable experience of true authentic Indian cuisine in Bali. Boasting two Tandoor ovens, all popular Indian dishes are freshly prepared.

CasCades Restaurant at Viceroy Bali Jln. Lanyahan, Br Nagi, Ubud, Bali. q +62 361 972 111 p +62 361 970 777 www.cascadesbali.com

As a fine dining restaurant with European and Asian influences, CasCades offers striking tropical valley views alongside meticulously crafted food and wine menus.

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INDONESIAN INGREDIENTS: KEMANGI OR LEMON BASIL By Virgina Entizne of Cuca Restaurant

A herb grown primarily in southern Asia and northeastern Africa (where it is believed to have originated), lemon basil falls into the scented basil category. Lemon basil stems can grow to 20–40cm tall. The plant’s narrow, ovate, bright green leaves reach two inches long, producing lemon-scented white flowers and seeds. Its fragrance is distinctly of lemon and lime with a lot of sweetness in the background. Once it’s chilled for a day or two the lemon aroma starts fading away. Fresh Basil has anti-aging, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. The herb contains exceptionally high levels of beta-carotene and vitamin A, and is rich in zea-xanthin an anti-oxidant that helps protect age-related macular disease. It has a good amount of Iron and also helps

to detoxify the liver. It contains phytochemicals that may lower cortisol, a hormone secreted when you’re stressed that causes weight gain, so try adding some fresh basil to you water or tea. Lemon basil is a herb found commonly within Thai, Laotian and several Middle Eastern region cuisines. It is the only basil used often in Indonesian food, where it is called “kemangi”. Here it is often eaten raw with salad or lalap (raw vegetables), accompanied by sambal or used to season certain Indonesian dishes such as curries, soup, stew and steamed or grilled fish. Being extremely delicate, lemon basil should be used fresh and added during the last moments of cooking. Over cooking basil is not recommended as heat quickly dissipates the flavour.

TRY THIS RECIPE! BALI PESTO 1. Grate cheese and pick leaves off the basil stems. 2. Measure and add to a food processor or blender along with nuts, coconut oil, garlic, lemon juice and salt. 3. Puree until smooth. 4. Store in chiller until needed and add it to your favourite pasta, use it as a marinade for chicken or fish, or as salad dressing.

Jalan Yoga Perkanthi, Jimbaran q +62 361 708066 E kitchen@cucaflavor.com M www.cucaflavor.com

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FOOD & DINING 13 BANDITS DEN: TASTE BUD BLISS FOR BURGER BANDITS by Tina Broughton UPCOMING foodie destination Batu Belig has added a funky new burger bar to its growing list of gourmet offerings. The small but ever-so hip ‘Bandits Den’ caters to night owls and homebodies with their delicious selection of burgers available for dine in, takeaway and home delivery until 2am every day.

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This new kid on the block is quickly gaining a loyal band of followers who can’t get enough of this restaurant’s great value prices and total commitment to serving Bali’s tastiest burgers.

Burgers are simple but the trick is to make sure all the ingredients required are prepared and used perfectly, there is no room for error. I popped along with a friend to see if the hype was true – “Bali’s Tastiest Burgers”? We shared the “Outlaw Burger” and the “Billy the Chick Burger” (chicken parmigiana). Uncomplicatedly yet attractively presented (as you can see from the picture), you also get real homemade chips – the polar opposite to “Rotten Ronnies” (or McDonalds as it is sometimes referred to) with their sad and soggy burgers and fake French fries. Verdict? Deicious!

Their popular signature ‘Outlaw Burger’ comes with all the trimmings you could want in a burger - a lean and juicy premium beef patty, lettuce, tomato, pickles, cheese, bacon, egg, caramelised onions, authentic tomato relish and aioli, in a fresh brioche bun - and a side of hand cut fries for the very reasonable price of IDR 70K. The recently added Guinness-marinated steak burger is also proving to be a hit, with a super tender slab of sirloin steak dressed with tangy mayo, mustard, baby romaine lettuce, tomato and caramelised onion, in a super soft but lightly toasted brioche bun.

by Jonathan Matthews To misquote from the Charles Bukowski poem “Style” – “To do a simple thing with style is preferable to doing a complicated thing without it”.

Billy the Chick Burger If you’re not in the mood for burgers try the amazing “Caesar Salad” with homemade dressing; and for the kids the homemade chicken strips are unbeatable for taste and value. When you’re done eating or if you just want to cool down on yet another hot day in paradise, why not try one of their juices, smoothies or an ice-cold Bintang at supermarket prices? If you’re in the Batu Belig area make sure you call in to Bandits Den and treat yourself to one of Bali’s tastiest burgers.

Bandits Den Jln.Batu Belig No.2B, Kerobokan E info@banditsden.com q 0878 6185 9342 www.banditsden.com Delivery Contact: 0878 6185 9342

The hype and growing popularity of this little restaurant appears to be true, and both the place itself and the food, does indeed have “Style”.

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GIMME PIES: ARE JUST SO YUMMY! Gimme Pies is an exclusive “Kiwi” style Pie and Sausage Roll wholesaler based in Denpasar, Bali. We supply only the freshest and highest quality, handmade products custom made for you. We are able to keep our prices low because we do not have the high overhead costs of maintaining a retail store. This also gives us the flexibility to deliver your order directly to you fresh from our ovens with only a days’ notice. The Gimme Pies ovens heat up at 4am and continue to produce delicious products daily until 1pm. Our first deliveries arrive to you as early as 6:30 am - just in time for a hungry breakfast crowd at your location. Although our main customers are local restaurants, pubs and cafes, we also sell directly to the public with a low minimum order (Rp.120,000). Our pies are easy to store, simply freeze and defrost when you want them – they taste equally delicious using a microwave or conventional oven. What makes Gimme Pies unique? The flavour of course! It has taken Kadek years of working with a Kiwi chef to develop her line of savory treats. She is constantly experimenting in the kitchen developing new products

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while remaining true to the traditional concept of a hearty Kiwi pie. Kadek perfected the art of pie making and has developed a product familiar to the favorites that can be found at any bakery, petrol station or supermarket back in New Zealand. The fillings in our freshly baked pies are slow-cooked using only the best ingredients and we use two different types of pastry, a short crust for the base with a puff pastry lid. We use a secret recipe for our pastry which makes them light and delicious and pride ourselves in making sure that they are packed full of meat or vegetables with a perfect balance of gravy, so they are not dry or runny but “Just like Grandma used to make ‘em!”.

Betutu Pie (Chicken in Balinese Spices)

STANDARD PIE FILLINGS • Chicken, Cheese and Gravy • Pork and Apple Sauce • Bacon and Vegi Quiche • Rendang

(Beef curry)

• Vegetable Curry • Mince and Cheese • Steak and Cheese

Placing an order couldn’t be easier. Phone calls and messages are almost always answered directly by the owner, Kadek, herself. Be assured that you will be greeted with warmth and politeness whether you speak English, Indonesian or Balinese.

• Small - IDR.15K (ideal for kids or as a snack) • Medium - IDR.20K (standard pie size, perfect for a dinner with vegetables and potatos) • Large - IDR.29K (perfect for big appetites or to share) • Apple Pie - IDR.25K

Gimme Pies

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Phone & SMS Order q 081 999 430 320 PIN: 2ad30a47 www.facebook.com/gimmepies

• Cottage

• Bolognese

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Pie (Potato topping)

• Betutu

Pie (Chicken in balinese spices)

SAUSAGE ROLLS • Standard - IDR.18K • with Cheese & Bacon - IDR.22K • with Chicken, Spinach and Fetta Cheese - IDR.24K • Lilit Sausage Roll - IDR.18K (sausage roll with balinese spices)

• Traditional Cornish Pastie - IDR.25K • Modern Pastie - IDR.26K

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Mince and Cheese pie Pie-fillings: Mince & Cheese - Rendang - Chicken & Cheese Pork & Apple Sauce - Bolognese - Cottage Pie - Bacon, Egg & Cheese - Vegi Curry. Also Sausage Rolls and Pasties.

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PLACES TO GO AUSSIE SPORTS BARS

LIKE A GAME OF POOL?

Bamboo Bar and Grill is a magnificent structure of bamboo architecture, situated next to the popular Waterbom Park in Kuta. There are 7 huge flat screen TV’s, showing all the live sporting action. The menu, together with amazing cocktails and great live music (starting at 8pm everyday) makes for a memorable dining, holidaying and sport loving experience.

RDV is a late night bar on Jl. Padma Utara, with lovely staff, great music and karaoke. It has long been an attraction for those that like to test their billiard skills against Peter, one of the best players in Bali. The Monday night “Million Rupiah” competition begins at 8pm with the winner collecting the generous prize. Wednesday night is Bali’s only “mixed discipline” comp.

Y Bar is in the heart of Legian, just a five minute walk from Padma beach. A popular hangout with both tourists and expats, the place is ginormous and boasts 42 large screen TV’s, broadcasting non-stop sporting action all day, every day. Y Bar also serves up a great pub menu and ice-cold beers; there are pool tables and well trained, efficient and friendly staff.

Litut “Porky Ducks” is a very different venue that serves up some of the best ribs and duck dishes in Bali. Litut is home to two regular pool competitions every Wednesday starting at 5pm and again at 8pm, with specials on drinks and food – ribs are half price between 5 and 8pm! Saturday night is “Oldies & Goldies” great music from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.

Galaxy Bar in Seminyak is located along one of Bali’s most vibrant and diverse streets – Dhyana Pura. Run for over 10 years by Annie and Jeff, one of Bali’s most colourful couples, this bar knows exactly what it is doing and long ago perfected catering for customers wanting Live Sporting Action. In the evening, you can also catch the English Premier League.

Again, a very different type of establishment, “Single Malt” bar is located on trendy “Oberoi Street” and offers an impressive range of whiskies and cocktails. The Thursday night “best of 3 knockout“ pool competition is hosted by socialite Ricky and begins at 8pm with a free shot of whiskey for the winner of each match along with other prizes and special offers.

MONDAY

LIVE SPORTS 24/7

Jl. Kartika Plaza - Kuta.

JalanqKartika Plaza, Kuta, 80361 Bali +62 361-758128 / 758129 E contact@bamboorestaurantbali.com Opposite Discovery Shopping Mall www.bamboorestaurantbali.com Phone: +62 361 758128 / 758129 E: contact@bamboorestaurantbali.com W: www.bamboorestaurantbali.com

Jl. Padma Utara, Legian, Kuta.

(on a corner in Jalan Padma Utara)

WEDNESDAY

Jl. Padma Utara No.5, Legian - Kuta q 0812 3823 6037

Jl. Mertanadi No.68, Kerobokan. q 0361 - 735 191 | n 0859 3614 1027 E antiquebulan@yahoo.com

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LIVE SPORTS 24/7 LIVE SPORTS 24/7

Jalan Kartika Plaza, 80361Pura Bali No.9-A, Seminyak. Jl.Kuta, Dhyana Opposite Discovery Shopping Mall q 0361 730 328 / 733 Phone: +62 361 758128 / 758129 846 | E galaxy_bali@yahoo.com E: contact@bamboorestaurantbali.comJalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta, 80361 Bali BALI MARKETPLACE W: www.bamboorestaurantbali.com Opposite Discovery Shopping Mall Phone: +62 361 758128 / 758129

at IZE Hotel, Jl. Kayu Aya No.68, Seminyak. q 0361 - 8466996 / 8466997 E marketing@mejabali.com - www.mejabali.com

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PLACES TO GO GREAT LIVE MUSIC

SUNSET BARS & RESTAURANTS

CP Lounge is discreetly situated on the very popular Monkey Forest Road. During the day it is the perfect place to chill out for lunch or tapas in a breezy pavilion surrounded with flowing fruit trees and cascading vines. Once the sun goes down, CP Lounge transforms into the most happening place to be in Ubud, with live bands playing from 9pm each night.

Ku De Ta is a highly acclaimed beachfront destination that has attracted sun-seeking travellers for more than a decade, enticed by the picturesque views of the cerulean Indian Ocean. The finest cuisine, inventive cocktails and the charming personnel will tempt you as some of the islands best DJ’s spin the smoothest of tunes to accompany the mesmerising sunset.

Casablanca was established in 2012 and is now open from 10am every day with an extensive food menu. With Live Music every night, Casablanca has quickly become the most colourful and no. 1 music venue in Sanur, offering something different each night: “Rock”, “Alternative Rock”, “Reggae” and “Blues”, as well as hosting touring and tribute bands.

WOOBAR at W Hotel, from sunshine to sunset is the ultimate destination to eat, drink, flirt and play. Revel in a revolving rotation of hot international DJ’s spinning the latest sounds at one of Bali’s most vibrant and upbeat Seminyak night club destinations. Join the sunset session with chilled electric beats as the sun fades and the night life on the island unravels.

Santa Fe is the oldest live music venue in Seminyak and has a loyal cliental of expats and regular tourists to Bali. Featuring different bands each night, the music is quality, loud and will get you up and dancing (and sometimes joining in with the singing!). Santa Fe is simply a fun and exciting place to be and offers a menu that includes some of the best pizzas in Bali!

The Beach House Restaurant at Echo Beach is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The beautiful surf-side location and the freshest food on the island makes it a great place for breakfast, lunch, sunset, dinner and party nights. Every evening as the sun sets over the ocean, their legendary barbecue fires up with a glistening array of culinary temptations.

Monkey Forest Road, Ubud. q +62 361 978 954 E info@cp-lounge.com - www.cp-lounge.com

Jl. Kayu Aya No. 9 Seminyak. q 0361 736 969 E info@kudeta.net - www.kudeta.net

WOOBAR

Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.120, Sanur. q +62 811-3809-939 E info@casablancasanur.com - www.casablancasanur.com

at W Hotel, Jalan Petitenget, Seminyak. q 0361 3000 106 E whotels.bali@whotels.com - www.wretreatbali.com

Jl. Dyana Pura No.11, Seminyak. q 0361 - 731 147 E santafebali@yahoo.com - www.santafebali.webs.com

Jalan Pura Batu Mejan, Canggu. q 085 100 474 604 - 085 100 803 436 E info@echobeachhouse.com - www.echobeachhouse.com

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Welcome to Bali Adventure Tours Bali Adventure Tours is a long established Bali tours operator with World class activities ranging from White Water Rafting adventures, River Kayaking, Jungle Trekking, Mountain Cycling and Helicopter Sky Tours as well as World class facilities such as the Ubud Adventure Centre and the Elephant Safari Park & Lodge where you can touch, feed and ride an Elephant through the tropical jungle of Taro, just North of Ubud. Celebrate your Wedding or vow renewals at the Elephant Park or stay at the luxury Elephant Safari Park Lodge and Wellness Spa. See Elephants painting and take home Elephant painted artwork, helping to save this endangered species. Wander through the Elephant Museum or tropical botanical gardens. All tours are owned and operated by ‘Bali Adventure Tours’. Here is more detailed information about two of our activities – “White Water Rafting” and “Elephant Safari Park & Lodge”. For more information please visit our website.

White Water Rafting Bali Adventure Rafting is the only Bali rafting company that offers ‘5 star’ service from the start to finish. Established in 1989 and renowned as Bali’s safest family rafting company, only Bali Adventure Tours offers a fully computerized reception centre coupled with fast walk-through equipment outfitting and easy access to the river via safe, engineered steps, complete with hand rails and scenic viewing platforms. Grab your oars and get ready to rage with this exhilarating rafting adventure on the spectacular Ayung River. Whether you are 5 or 65, a natural or a novice, our white water rafting in Bali ride is safe, fun and a breathtaking experience to be enjoyed by the whole family. The action starts when you launch into a 9.6 km river stretch, navigating through 33 class II and III rapids set to a backdrop of wild unspoiled rainforest, towering gorges and magnificent rice paddy terraces. Professionally trained and experienced guides pilot safety-equipped and Avon rafts through the best river runs, dramatic drops and spectacular waterfalls to make your Bali rafting ride a fun and awesome experience. End the action packed 2 hours (approx) journey with hot showers, clean towels and changing rooms followed by a hot gourmet buffet feast at our private restaurant overlooking majestic mountains and rice fields. Bali Adventure Tours is the only rafting company in Bali using equipment that is approved to international standards.

TOUR INCLUDES: • Air conditioned return transfers via short scenic drive. • Shortest distance to the Starting Point. • Computerized reception and fast walk-through equipment outfitting. • Internationally acclaimed INCEPTS and AVON rafts fitted with approved safety foot cups and hand ropes and all safety equipment. • Hot showers, changing rooms and towels. • Buffet lunch with complete Restaurant and Bar service. • Quick access to the river and instruction by experienced guides.

ADVENTURE HOUSE Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Bali. q (0361) 721480 E info@baliadventuretours.com www.baliadventuretours.com

Elephant Safari Park & Lodge The Elephant Safari Park was officially opened by the Minister of Tourism in the year 2000 after three years of development. An official member of the World Zoo Association, the Park meets International Standards for animal care and is set in more than 2 hectares of exotic eco tourism landscaped botanical gardens, surrounded by national forest. Acclaimed as the World’s Best Elephant Park, facilities include a full Reception and Information Centre, a comprehensive Museum, with a large collection of elephant memorabilia and the only Mammoth Skeleton in South East Asia. A visit to the Elephant Safari Park is a must for any visitor to Bali. Get up close and personal with these incredible animals in a beautiful tropical park setting. Elephants can be seen immersing themselves in the park lake, in between riding, painting or other activities. Hand feed them, touch them, take photos with them, then learn more about the elephants ancestry and diversity at the Park’s historical and graphic displays. A 200-seat restaurant overlooking the lake, ideal for large groups or wedding, features an international menu, and the park Gift Shop offers an extensive range of elephant-theme products, including elephant paintings, elephant ivory, mammoth ivory, carvings, clothing, souvenirs and jewellery. Displays of elephant intelligence and their capabilities can be viewed at the Park Arena and elephants can also be seen painting at selected times daily. See Elephant Facts! Without a doubt the Elephant Safari Park in Taro is a MUST for visitors to Bali, and is the ONLY complete elephant experience in the world - making it truly unique.

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MOUNTAIN BIKE DAY TRIP IN BALI RIDE THE REMOTE FORGOTTEN TRACKS • High Adventure • Strong Memories

• Authentic Areas • Cultural Experience

Away from the heat of the coast and up in the fresh air high above 1400 metres, a mountain bike is, without doubt, the best way of discovering the most hidden and authentic areas of Bali

TANAH LOT - A real family trip (3h) Level 1 Away from the touristic places, this trip starts through gorgeous rice fields and typical Balinese villages. On the way, you will pass through Pejaten and discover a traditional tile making process by the inhabitants. Also, you will get to know more about the rice production by visiting a rice cooperative in a village. This is a perfect way to speak with the locals and experience the real Balinese way of life. The trip continues with a stop on the beach and ends at the entrance of Tanah Lot’s temple. A relaxing and peaceful bike trip available for families and people of all skill levels. This trip is possible either in the morning at 9.00am to 12pm, or in the afternoon at 3.00pm to 6pm.

KINTAMANI - UBUD CIRCUIT (4h)

BEDUGUL - JATILUWIH CIRCUIT (4h)

Level 2

Starting with a splendid view of the volcano Mount Batur, this trip includes some hard but small climbs and descents through the jungle forest, the orange grove and the rice fields. Along the way, the trail passes picturesque temples and wonderful landscapes that give you the chance to take a rest and capture beautiful photos and memories.

Amongst lakes, mountains and rice fields, this trek offers you a huge diversity of sceneries. You will ride through beautiful country side areas surrounded by marketgarden cultures and admire the authentic life of those Balinese who live in selfsuffienciency. Starting at over 1200m above sea level, the tracks go through, first of all, a charming, typically Balinese little mountain village before plunging through a thick forest of birches. Jatiluwih terraces are one of the most beautiful rice fields in Bali, cultured on the mountain side over several centuries with the same ancestral techniques.

The trip comes to a close with a welldeserved traditional Indonesian meal at one of Ubud’s best local warungs. This is an easy mountain bike trip for active people. Starts at 9am to 1pm.

This is an easy mountain bike trip for active people. Starts at 9am to 1pm.

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE except for Tanah Lot trip

• Mountain bike and equipment • Drink and snacks • Lunch • English or French speaking guide • Transportation from/to hotel

CONTACT Archipelago Adventure, specialist in Indonesia for mountain bike and motorbike discovery trips. n 0851 0208 1769 n 0812 385 0517 E info@archipelago-adventure.com www.archipelago-adventure.com Follow us on facebook, twitter, instagram & trip advisor.

THE ISLAND WAKE FEST by Joannes Rhino

Bali Wake Park (BWP) is Bali’s latest top destination for fans of active vacations, especially for people who love water sports. It was opened in April 2015 with a grand attraction: the “Island Wake Fest 2015”, which was the first Wakeboarding Competition in the country. Wakeboarding is a surface water sport which involves riding a wakeboard (similar to a surfboard or skateboard) over the surface of a body of water, towed by a boat or a cable system. BWP manages to blend an active vacation with relaxation by using a state-of-the-art cable system, erected around a beautiful lake, spanning across 5 hectares of stunning scenery. This modern cable system can comfortably tow up to 8 people at any one time. The system is constructed in such way that the speed can be controlled by the individual using it, enabling a variety of experiences for both youths and adults. The entire structure is carefully arranged to offer challenges depending on experience and confidence: there are deliberately placed obstacles in the water, so you can go for a smooth ride, or for an adventure-packed wakeboard run! If you fall off the carrier before the end of your ride, a buggy service will come

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to pick you up, as every cable user is monitored with safety as a priority. Within the park there is also a “2 tower system” that allows beginners to take their first steps in wakeboarding – with professional help and support from expert instructors. If you don’t need an instructor’s help, you can further test your wakeboarding skills on a dual level pool. There you will find several different obstacles that will make your ride even more interesting! BWP is the first and only wake park in Bali, which will definitely contribute to what Bali has to offer its tourists. Tourists these days expect more from their vacations: they don’t want to just lie on the beach or by the swimming pool sipping cocktails; they are into sightseeing, festivals, sporting activities and competitions. Active holidays enable tourists to capture unforgettable memories to share with friends and family when they return home, and Bali Wake Park is such a destination – one that offers an active and fun packed holiday experience. BALI WAKE PARK Jalan Raya Pelabuhan Benoa No.7X, Benoa - Bali. q (+62) 361 - 846 88 66 E contact@baliwakepark.com www.baliwakepark.com

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in praise of the

Cause No Harm Handbook

A Handbook for Humanity outlines a cultural change process that can help everyone.

“Written in words that resonate deeply within, this book promises a better world and a humanity united as one family”

“This handbook is remarkable in its profound depth, expressed in such a simple return to first principles” “I can tell that this represents an entire life’s work, part of which has been to contemplate how to hone the concepts to their core, traditional messages” - Dan Leftwich -

Founder of Evolutionary Law, Boulder, Colorado - USA.

“The process tried and proven, will appeal to the corporate CEOs, parents, teachers, government leaders, environmentalists, humanitarians and all those who dare to make a difference” “It maps out the paradigm shift from separateness to unity, and challenges us to live our lives in full integrity with each other” “Go ahead, I dare you to take the challenge to a new way of being” - Rick Pursell -

Author of Cause No Harm, Bali.

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Love whispered "I know a place called Bali, would you like to experience her depth, her magic?"

BALI SPIRITUAL RETREAT

As we journey the magical sacred regions in Bali - the bonds that tether us are released. We open our most sacred regions of self, expanding our souls.

A tangible experience of the divine is waiting for you.

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Judgment or Gratitude? by Rick Pursell

HAVE YOU EVER FOUND YOURSELF JUDGING OTHER PEOPLE FOR THE WAY THEY LOOK, WHAT THEY SAY OR HOW THEY BEHAVE? - HAVE YOU EVER JUDGED YOURSELF UNFAIRLY? - HOW ABOUT JUDGING A PLACE OR SITUATION AS BEING UNPLEASANT? I think if we are honest with ourselves, and living in integrity means exactly that, we could most probably answer yes to all of the above questions. So where does this judgment come from? The answer of course is the ego mind, that source of separateness and fear, which says, “I am better or more superior to you” or

“My way of life is the right way and yours is wrong” or “I am afraid to take any risks”. The ego mind lives in fear and has to justify itself by making us right and others wrong, so being judgmental is a perfect solution for the mind. But, is it good for us and others – NO! Does it bring about peace and harmony – NO! Does it make us and others happy – NO again! The list is endless and I am sure you get the picture. So what is the solution? Do we get rid of the ego mind? Do we keep quiet for fear of harming others or ourselves - I don’t think so, because that is just more fear arising from the ego.

If you could turn your judgment around into a feeling of connectedness to that which your ego mind felt separated from, and in about 10 to 15 seconds feel so much better, would you be willing to give it a try? Yes!!! So here it is and you will be astounded by its simplicity. Whenever you catch yourself thinking or saying something in judgment of yourself, others, a place or situation, look for something that you can be grateful for. It’s that easy.

Gratitude is life

For instance, you may be thinking to yourself, “I never have enough money to buy something nice for myself, I am a failure at providing myself with enough income”. Now turn that around and show gratitude by acknowledging to yourself, “Well I have food in my belly, a roof over my head, clothes to wear and actually, a regular income”. Now be aware of how you feel. Does it feel lighter, less stressful, more in line with the truth, closer to yourself? It will every time, but takes a little practice, so how about making this your life-long homework – changing judgment into gratitude?

It is our choice and birthright to be happy, so why not make that choice by choosing gratitude every time? In gratitude,

The way to move out of judgement is to move into Gratitude. - Neale Donald Walsch -

Since 1969, Rick’s path led him to many fine teachers, culminating in a major awakening to the nature of life. Since then, he has shared his gift with many others through his Heart Mastery Series & Experiencing Your Authentic Self Retreats - www.spirituality-bali.com His cultural change initiative – Cause No Harm, came as a conclusion of 23 years in the corporate world and became the subject of his book and TEDX Ubud talk in 2011 www.cause-no-harm.com Now living his dream in Bali, Rick owns “Namaste – The Spiritual Shop” and Namaste Retreat Centre in the mountains.

UPCOMING EVENTS Experiencing Your Authentic Self 6 th to 12 th September - Bali Heart Mastery Series 13 th to 17 th October - Bali Experiencing Your Authentic Self 8 th to 14 th November - Bali Heart Mastery Series 1 st to 5 th December - Bali See page 24

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We will be running The Heart Mastery Series and Experiencing Your Authentic Self retreats on these dates during 2015 “The truth is that our finest moments are most likely to occur when we are feeling deeply uncomfortable, unhappy, or unfulfilled.” “For it is only in such moments, propelled by our discomfort, that we are likely to step out of our ruts and start searching for different ways or truer answers.” - M. Scott Peck

“Love is a mirror – It reflects only your essence, if you have the courage to look in its face” - Rumi

For all things of a Spiritual nature, including Books, Music CDs, DVDs, Crystals, Incense, Sacred Jewellery, Sacred Geometry, Engraved Stones, Tibetan Singing Bowls, Clothing and more. Jalan Hanoman #64 - Ubud, Bali. q 0361-796 9178

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23 Aries You have the feeling that you have been jostled by the energy of Uranus these last months and that the time has come now to get some rest. Give the best of your attention to your family, your friends and your home. The benefit will be immediately felt and you will be ready to start new projects.

Cancer The time of vacation and rest is over, back to the real world! You could be offered new professional responsibilities and would then have to re-arrange your planning. Do not feel torn between the will to progress with these opportunities and the desire to stay cocooning at home. Move forward!

Libra You love working in a team and you need it to feel at ease. But do not let others decide for you, even if it is with good intentions. Concentrate on your targets, gather your energies and work. It is not the right moment for partying and living it up. Your finances are protected and love is strong.

Capricorn Your relatives envy you and do not miss an opportunity for confrontation and arguments. In fact, they are secretly jealous of your quiet philosophy and of the way you have patiently built up your pleasant existence. Keep yourself apart from all family discussions, it will be for the best for the moment.

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1 - 30 september 2015 Taurus It seems that you have been worried by the state of your finances since the beginning of Summer. Mercury will bring you new ideas to develop your business and improve your situation, and you will feel secure again. There are tensions in your relationships, particularly at home. Be patient, and keep cool!

Leo Love is the theme for the month. Single, you are ready to make the encounter which will change your life, in couple your feelings are stronger than ever. The holidays are over but they have been great, and you should recharge your batteries. You are now ready for a new cycle full of positive thoughts.

Scorpio You are one of the winners of the month, especially in all fields related to your professional and financial life. Should you have money to invest, it is the right moment to do it. Saturn will help you to have a good look on your life and to define new orientations as well as to sweep away the past.

Aquarius The time for some fun has come. Love, create, enjoy life and make the changes you feel necessary in your everyday organization. You hate routine, everyone knows that. But concentrate on your private life, as much as possible, as you will enjoy a beautiful month of September with your loved one.

FATE & FORTUNE

Gemini Many demands and new opportunities. Your main concern is to sort out the good ones and avoid wasting time and energy with second hand projects. Concentrate your attention on one at a time, the results will soon come Your financial situation should improve in an appreciable way in the coming months.

Virgo Jupiter enters your sign every 12 years and will give you one full year to find new orientation with your life. It could be a new job, just the one of your dreams, a new love – a charming prince just around the corner? A fabulous year to come, luck will be at your side, open your eyes and move ahead!

Sagittarius What could make a Sagittarius happy? A long trip abroad of course! If this is not possible right now, start studying something – a foreign language, philosophy, history... – it will bring you intellectual satisfaction. The great changes you are expecting are not for the coming weeks, be patient.

Pisces A new story based on harmony and peace brings you a deep feeling of happiness. Energetic aspects coming from Mars will give a new intensity to your relationship and you are so astonished by all the confusion happening in your private life that you sometimes feel that things are getting too much for you.

Virgo

VIRGO AND LOVE: It is not easy to seduce one of the natives of this sign. Reasonable, governed by Mercury, men and women need an intellectual complicity to fall in love and to feel able to share everyday life with the one they choose. Their sense of order and responsibility takes often the first rank in their life and it is not always easy to free them from the burdens they often put on their shoulders. Sexuality is not their main concern but when they meet the right person they can become fantastic partners in all the fields of life. Loyal to their attachments, they will give love without limitation and can be trusted at any time. by Anne-Marie Comoretto

Following extensive studies in traditional astrology under numerous teachers and masters, Anne-Marie Comoretto has turned to psychoanalytic astrology and is fascinated by the concept of collective conscience. With background in international business, she now consults and teaches in English, Italian, German and French. Based in Paris, Anne-Marie has taught at Adac and is affiliated with FDAF and CEDRA. astrologieet-developpement.over-blog.fr

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every Wednesday in September at BLACKBEACH

every Thursday in September at BLACKBEACH

ROMA CITTA’ APERTA - ROME, OPEN CITY

Wednesday, 2 September at 8.00 pm - 103 mins - Directed by Roberto Rossellini.

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CASSE-TÊTE CHINOIS - CHINESE PUZZLE Thursday, 3 September at 8.00 pm - 104 mins - Directed by Cedric Klapisch.

Wednesday, 9 September at 8.00 pm - 108 mins - Directed by Luchino Visconti.

LA ROSA TATUATA - THE ROSE TATOO UNE VIE MEILLEURE - A BETTER LIFE Thursday, 10 September at 8.00 pm - 110 mins - Directed by Cedric Kahn.

Wednesday, 16 September at 8.00 pm - 117 mins - Directed by Daniel Mann.

SELVAGGIO E` IL VENTO - WILD IS THE WIND

LA CAGE DORÉE Thursday, 17 September at 8.00 pm - 91 mins - Directed by Ruben Alves. Wednesday, 23 September at 8.00 pm - 114 mins - Directed by George Cukor.

MAMMA ROMA

Wednesday, 30 September at 8.00 pm - 110 mins - Directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini.

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SAMBA Thursday, 24 September at 8.00 pm - 120 mins - Directed by Eric Toledo and Olivier Nakache.

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Fun and Interesting Facts about Indonesia & Bali • Indonesia is huge. Composed of 17,508 islands covering approximately 1,919,440 square kilometres and covers three time zones from Northern Sumatra to West Papua Guinea. • Of its 17,508 islands, only around 6,000 are inhabited by people.

• Indonesia is one of the most geographically and geologically interesting countries in the world. The islands of Indonesia are stretched out between the Australian and Pacific tectonic plate, making Indonesia one of the most changing geological areas in the world. Every day, the country experiences three vibrations and at least one earthquake.

• The name “Indonesia” was first used by the British in the mid-19th century. The word comes from the Greek word nesos, which means ‘island’, and the Latin name Indus which means land beyond the Indus river. Dutch colonists preferred to call Indonesia the Dutch East Indies or the Malayan Archipelago and so the name was adopted by the anti-colonial movement in the early 20th century.

Komodo Dragon

• Indonesia is home to thousands of different flora and fauna, making it the country with the second highest level of biodiversity in the world (Brazil is #1). Some of the flora and fauna are truly rare, such as the Rafflesia – the world’s largest flower.

• Some animals – like the Komodo dragon – are endemic only to Indonesia. In fact, Indonesia is the only place in the world to see a Komodo dragon in the wild. And Sumatra is the only place outside of Borneo to see Orangutan’s in the wild. • Although Bahasa Indonesia is the national language of Indonesia, there are over 700 indigenous languages. Most Indonesians speak their indigenous language as their mother tongue and Bahasa Indonesia for school and careers, making most Indonesians bilingual. • Indonesia has a massive population of over 238 million people, making it the fourth most populous country in the world – right after China, India and the USA. The island of Java, with over 140 million people, is the most populous island in the world. • Indonesia exports 3,000 tons of frogs’ legs to France each year. Bet you didn’t know that.

• Yet another strange Indonesian export involves the Asian palm civet and coffee berries. To be more specific, these small, cat-sized mammals are fed coffee berries. After they defecate, their faeces is collected, washed, and used to make kopi luwak. If that sounds gross to you, you should try it – the action of the civet’s stomach enzymes gives the coffee an unrivalled richness of flavour without any of the usual bitterness. As a result, Kopi luwak is the world’s most expensive beverage, costing around $1,000 per pound.

• While the majority of Indonesia’s population is Muslim, the small Indonesian Hindu population mostly lives in Bali. On the beautiful island, you’ll be able to catch a performance of the Wayang Kulit, or shadow puppets, as well as beautiful dance performances and Hindu-influenced sculpture. The irony of this, however, is that there is no word for ‘art’ in Balinese.

Wayang Kulit

• Speaking of Bali, Balinese Hinduism is rich with ancient superstitions. One that endures to this day is not letting a baby’s feet touch the ground for the first six months of the infant’s life. It’s done to prevent the devil entering the child and as a result, infants are continuously passed from relative to relative.

• Another fun fact about Bali is that almost everyone in Bali has had their teeth filed down. The practice is rooted in the belief that the six vices – anger, confusion, jealousy, drunkenness, desire, and greed – all enter the body through the top six teeth. By filing away the demonic ends, the vices are easily thwarted.

For more interesting facts visit: www.indonesiad.com/20-fun-facts-about-indonesia

The Bali Tourist Card The Bali Tourist Card Is a discount/savings card that rewards you, saving you money each time you spend in Bali. The offers you receive vary from 1530% and come in the form of long term offers, short term offers and daily deals and will value add to your holiday experience. The silver card pays itself off within 2-4 days depending on where you go and what your do. The gold card pays itself off within a week depending on your expenditure. The Silver card can be purchased at retail outlets for $30 USD ($25.95 USD if purchased online), the Gold card for $50 USD ($45.95 USD if purchased online). Special discounted rates for students start at $20 USD, Student Gold card, $43.95 USD. This card lasts 60 days and can be recharged so we do not contribute to the plastic issue in Bali.

The promo code

BMP12TB62P How to purchase your Bali Tourist Card: • Visit our website www.balitouristcard.com • We use safe technology on our website to ensure that all financial transactions you undertake are secure. We use a payment gateway for the Bali Tourist Card.

• Once you have placed an order for the Bali Tourist Card, the sale will be processed through a Paypal, fraud prevention process. This may take up to a few hours depending on the volume. • When the sale has been validated you will receive an email from the Bali Tourist Card with a code number. Please make sure to check your junk

Locals and Expats also have a special price – please look at our ‘buy card’ registration. Contact us or visit our website to find your nearest retail outlet or simply purchase online. and spam folder if you have not received a message from us within 48 hours. • Print off the email with the code or have it available to show if collecting your card. The code number will be checked against our list.

Some of the places that you can get discount from:

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Sudoku #3 solution last month on August issue #25

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MEDIUM

For a helping hand, ask the solutions to us.

Medium level

EASY

Easy level

Hard level

HARD

edition #4

Every Sudoku has a unique solution that can be reached logically. Enter numbers into the blank spaces so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9.

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CLASSIFIEDS LAND FOR SALE - UBUD UBLS-001: TEGALLALANG (CEKING TERRACE): 7 ares at 310M/are. Location: pass Obyek Wisata, on the edge of the road. UBLS-002: TEGALLALANG, on the edge of the road with rice field view: 5 ares at 410 M/are UBLS-003: TEGALLALANG, 25 meters from the main road with rice field and river view: 39 ares at 210M/are UBLS-004: TEGALLALANG, 30 meters from the main road with rice field and river view: 2 ares at 190M/are UBLS-005: TEGALLALANG, Banjar Gagan, rice field and river view: 15 ares at 160M/are UBLS-006: TEGALLALANG, Pujung: 13 ares at 140M/are UBLS-007: TEGALLALANG, Pujung, on the main road side with rice field and big river view: 2,5 ares at 260M/are UBLS-008: TEGALLALANG, Kedisan, with rice field and river view: 22 ares at 135M/are UBLS-009: TEGALLALANG, Bayad, close to tourist place in Gunung

FOR SALE Kawi – Rice field view: 44 ares at 150M/are

2 Telkom telephone line. Please call 085 738 329 550

UBLS-010: MANUARA KENDRAN, close to the road: 5 ares at 210M/ are

EMPLOYMENT

UBLS-011: TEGALLALANG, Dukuh, rice field and river view: 6 ares at 185M/are

Bali Marketplace is looking for

UBLS-012: TAMPAK SIRING: 20 ares at 40M/are UBLS-013: TAMPAK SIRING: 22 ares at 40M/are UBLS-014: KEDEWATAN, close to Ayung river: 30 ares (possibility to take only part of it) at 250M/are

ALL THE ABOVE LANDS HAVE FULL CERTIFICATES. Please contact: q (0361) 976 411 or n 0878 6225 5366 UBLS-015: LAND FOR SALE – DIRECT OWNER - 212 Are (2,12 Hectare) in Payangan – 500 meters from main road with wide access allowing truck to get there - All documents in order – Contact: Tedi 081 915 600 078 (English and Indonesian) - Price: 110 Juta/are

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Glass table with carved stones.

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Dynamic international work environment, Opportunity to learn about the media industry, Exciting new publication, English is mandatory, Experience in sales preferable. Interested candidates, please send CV to: info@balimarketplace.co.id

Carved stones: 50x50x74cms Glass top: 270 x 120 cms with thickness 19mm Price: IDR 7,500,000 ONLY Contact: Rhino 087860602561

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antique Javanese Teak A large genuine antique Javanese Teak Cupboard on wheels in beautiful condition Circa 1850 / Size: 2m long x 0,7 m wide x 1.3m high / Price: $ 2000 / Contact Person: 0815.8700.922 - ames@cbn.net.id

“Old school” children desk in teak wood natural colour / 100x52x75cms with bench attached to it / Rp. 500,000 Contact: 081.317.986.177 BALI MARKETPLACE

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BIKE FOR SALE Maxiscooter Benelli Zafferano 250cc This Maxiscooter is great to drive, in a perfect state and regularly checked by mechanics! Very fashionable and stable. - 250 cc with Mat Grey colour - Purchased in 2014 / 9.000 km - Price : Rp. 37 millions

MaxSYM 400i Fabulous scooter, very confortable, powerful and stable! - 400cc with Grey Metallic colour - Brand-new, and in a perfect state (checked by our mechanics) - 3 months old / 3.500km - 3 yrs of warranty, or until 36 000km - Price : Rp.105 millions

GTS EVO 250i Maxiscooter, perfect for urban people, with a beautiful design and powerful features. - 250cc with Black colour - In a perfect state (checked by our mechanics) - Purchased in 2013 / 25.000 km - Still under warranty for one year - Price : Rp. 55 millions

SKYWAVE 125cc, Suzuki

Scooter affordable, fast and efficient - 125cc with Black colour - In a good state (checked by our mechanics) - Purchased in 2010 / 30.000 km - Price : Rp. 8 millions

Dealer SYM Bali Jalan Gatot Subroto Barat No.1A, Denpasar Barat, Bali.

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Tel : (+62) 361 41 50 70 Email : dealersymbali@gmail.com

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property VILLA FOR SALE

AMAZING 320M2 LIMASSAN STYLE VILLA FOR SALE Built on a 1200m2 land this large 4 bedrooms 4 bathrooms villa is located in the charming village of Buduk, Canggu (3 kms from the main Canggu road and 10 minutes from the beach). Offering rice field view, a large T shaped infinity swimming pool (13x4x8 meters) and big living space, this villa has been designed as a family home but would be ideal for holidays or long term rental. The 80m2 kitchen is in itself another real living space with staff and laundry room next to it. This villa is offered for sale at USD 295,000 with 22 years lease and an option to extend further.

Must be seen, a very good investment!! Directly contact the owner: +62 81 7470 0943

SEMINYAK - BALI FACILITIES

SEMINYAK LUXURY VILLA Sinta Villa is an oasis in the heart of Seminyak “Indulge in your senses”. A luxurious 3 bedroom villa with open plan living and entertaining area. Located in Jalan Drupadi 1, only 2 minutes walk to Jalan Legian with its many boutiques and famous restaurants, only minutes away from fashionable “eat street” in Jalan Oberoi. The stand alone villa with large L shaped pool and luscious gardens offers 24 hour security. It is a 3 bedroom villa accommodating 6 – 8 people, 2 king bedrooms with private ensuites and 1 bedroom with 2 king single beds with ensuite and 1 guest bathroom. All rooms are beautifully furnished with flat screen tv’s, DVD players, in room safes, air conditioned bedrooms and ceiling fans. The kitchen has a cooktop, microwave, fridge/freezer, 1 gallon water dispenser.

• Kitchen & Formal Dining • Porta Cots & High Chair • Open plan living • 2 king bedrooms • 2 king single beds • 3 ensuites • 1 guest bathroom • Stroller • Satellite TV • Wifi Internet • Large L shaped pool • BBQ Facilities • etc

SERVICES • Welcome fruits & flowers • One way Airport pickup • Daily House Keeping • Drinking water, tea & coffee • Basic bathroom amenities

There is 24/7 security, so you can feel comfortable as you lie back in your private oasis! Breakfast if you wish can be cooked for you in your own private dining area (at an additional cost). The Villa Manager can organise shopping and tours, driver and car or motorbike, laundry and food shopping can also be organised for you. Jl. Drupadi I Golden Village Block 11, Seminyak - Bali Email: info@sintavilla.com | w w w . s i n t a v i l l a . c o m

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BENGKIRAI Decking Stock for sell

! ! ! ! R E R F F E F O F T O O HH O T

This decking is ideal for all your outdoor projects (terraces, swimming pool decking, etc.) We also have in stock a variety of different woods for all your timber requirements – flooring, roofing, doors and door frames, window frames, blinds... • • • • •

25x145x3000mm up to 4900mm Whole order split equally between all lengths (3000, 3300, 3600 up to 4900) Minimum order of 100 sqm for local market Full container available with all papers done (FOB price will be quoted) All ready for IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT

ONLY IDR 300,000/sqm. Contact us for full container export price and local delivery: E director@indotctrading-asia.com E management@indotctrading-asia.com n +62 82 145 999 110

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Excellent quality of exotic crocodile skins in wearable style Toiletries Bag - IDR 1,300,000 Passport Holder - IDR 800,000 1 set of Toiletries Bag & Passport Holder IDR 2,000,000.

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