Bali Glory

28/11/2017

The majesty of Mount Agung



Photo credit: Eyes of a Nomad

19/10/2017

Awesome!! 😍

30/06/2017

Tanah Lot Temple Bali at dusk.

| 📸 Mangde

06/06/2017

Good morning from Bali.

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24/03/2017

Bali has been awarded as the Best Destinations in the World (2017)

Bali dinobatkan sebagai destinasi wisata terbaik dunia 2017.

Pulau Dewata Bali kembali lagi dinobatkan sebagai salah satu destinasi wisata terbaik dunia 2017 oleh Tripadvisor, peringkatnya pun tidak tanggung-tanggung, Bali mendapatkan peringkat pertama dari 25 wisata dunia mengalahkan Paris (Perancis), Roma (Italia), Barcelona (Spanyol), London (UK).

TripAdvisor has released the winners of its 2017 Travelers’ Choice awards for destinations. This current year (2017), Bali, Indonesia, is the worldwide winner. Winners were decided using an algorithm that took into account the amount and quality of reviews and ratings for hotels, restaurants, and attractions in destinations worldwide gathered over a 12-month period, as well as traveler booking interest on TripAdvisor.

Best Destinations in The World:
1. Bali, Indonesia
2. London, United Kingdom
3. Paris, France
4. Rome, Italy
5. New York City, New York
6. Crete, Greece
7. Barcelona, Spain
8. Siem Reap, Cambodia
9. Prague, Czech Republic
10. Phuket, Thailand
11. Istanbul, Turkey
12. Jamaica
13. Hoi An, Vietnam
14. St. Petersburg, Russia
15. Roatan, Bay Islands
16. Marrakech, Morocco
17. Ambergris Caye, Belize Cayes
18. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
19. St. Maarten-St. Martin
20. Playa del Carmen, Mexico
21. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
22. Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
23. Kathmandu, Nepal
24. Bora Bora, Society Islands
25. Cusco, Peru

https://www.tripadvisor.com/TravelersChoice-Destinations-cTop-g1

08/03/2017

Bali: riding a scooter through rice paddies.

26/02/2017

Tanah Lot Temple - Bali, Indonesia.
It's one of the top travel destinations in Bali island.

13/02/2017

Nusa Lembongan island - Bali, Indonesia
& The Mount Agung in the background.

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25/12/2016

It is one of the best rice fields to see in Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia.


Photo by Nyoman Astawa via Instagram

22/06/2016

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Indonesia’s Director General for the Prevention and Control of Diseases, Mohamad Subuh,underscored that: “Indonesia is NOT a Zika virus endemic area nor is Indonesia infected by the Zika Virus”

The Director General stated this in direct response to the Travel Advisory issued by the Government of Australia that “Pregnant women consider postponing travel to Indonesia” including to the popular holiday island of Bali, since “the country is experiencing sporadic transmission of the virus”, as also mentioned on Australian television and social media.

In response, the Ministry of Health of Indonesia emphatically denies the statement, stating that: “Indonesia is NOT a Zika Virus endemic country”.


Snippets and link from Indonesia.Travel official website

In its latest press release issued on Sunday, 19 June 2016, Indonesia’s Director General for the Prevention and Control of Diseases, Mohamad Subuh,underscored that: “Indonesia is NOT a Zika virus endemic area nor is Indonesia infected by the Zika Virus”, reported Antara News.