Published March 20, 2011 | 
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Eyewitness Travel Guide to Bali & Lombok
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The guide that shows you what other travel books only tell you!
In addition to getting one particular of the best ten honeymoon destinations in the planet, Bali has been named the “Best Island in the World.” Previously known for attracting backpackers, the island now caters to a lot more sophisticated travelers and DK’s Eyewitness Travel Guide: Bali & Lombok puts anything at your fingertips. Encounter the world’s largest collection of Balinese art at the Bali Museum in Denpasar, the sacred Pura Luhur Uluwatu, exotic wildlife at the Bali Bird Park, the royal palace at Taman Gili, and the temple at Taman Ayun. Highlights in Lombok include: the Taman Naional Gunung Rinjani, the beach resorts at Senggigi, and the Mayura Water Palace. With over 700 full-color photographs and street-by-street maps of Kuta, Ubud, Singaraja, this guide shows why Bali and Lombok are becoming increasingly common holiday destinations for all sorts of holidaymakers.
Eyewitness Travel Guide to Bali & Lombok
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Malaysia Airlines Kota Kinabalu to Denpasar (Bali)
Flight: Kota Kinabalu Intl(WBKK)-Bali Intl(WRRR) Distance: 970.5nm Aircraft company/manufacturer/kind: Malaysia Airlines Airbus A330-200 Estimated fuel burn: 5569.9gal/37313.8pounds Estimated time en route: two hours 6 mins Cruise altitude: 12000ft Cruise speed: 300kts Departure time: 12:45pm Arrival time: 14:55pm Weather problem at departure: Clear – wind 179 at 00 Climate condition at arrival: Clear – wind 178 at 00 Remarks: N/A
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Surprisingly Good, Very Practical,
Colorful guidebook has marvelous images that create an immediate illustration of Bali and Lombok.
While the practical references are a bit truncated (foreign embassies listed are only Australia and USA; hotel & restaurant listings are scanty), the cultural & special interest tips are excellent.
The guide works its magic by tying photos to text. The reader can zero in on an image and immediately see the relevant text. This is a highly practical format, leaving no mystery as to whether some place or item may be of real interest to the individual reader. Therefore, reader can figure out what he/she wants to see & do without slogging through chapter upon chapter of text.
I spend a lot of time in Bali and I think this is probably the most useful guide for the average traveler to Bali & Lombok. It has quite a few entries….
If you have a limited amount of time in Bali, and an even more limited amount of time to prepare for it, this guide will suit you very well indeed!
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|A Gift from the Gods… Bali and Lombok,
Bali and Lombok are just two islands in the Indonesian archipelago… and one of the most popular tourst destination. This book is crammed with wonderful information as well as photographs by well known photographers, maps, drawing etc… of Bali and Lombok. I found it very wonderful that it covered both aspects of Bali and Lombok’s culture regarding religion, music, dance etc… The book is much different from Lonely Planet with maps in colour with icons regarding the village and what the villages are well known for. For example the village of Taro in central Bali in Gianyar Regency is famous for it’s white breed of Cattle and there is a little bit of information talking about that village. The book covers all of Bali as well as Lombok.
Denpasar Bali’s capital contains many sections like the Museum… the market and so many places of interest. For Kuta its beaches which are popular with many Australians and well known for the surfs… Gianyar regency in central Bali was well known for it’s cultural and artistic creation. The famous village of Sebatu and Peliatan are famous for their Legong Kraton dancers… wonderful and graceful like butterflies or heavenly nymphs… Klungkung regency in east Bali was home to the powerful rulers with the title of “Agung Dewa” and most revered… Klungkung was a historical city and site where the golen age of Balinese history began the mass exodus of many Hindu-Javanese fleeing Islam came to the royal court bringing their traditions and tansplanting it in Bali while the ancient art form disappeared from the island of Java as a whole…
Lombok hasn’t been developed to tourism yet but it is slowly starting to. The island is very lovely with it’s lush green rice fields and wonderful people who are of Balinese race and Sasak origin… They produce wonderful crafts like clay jars, pots, weaving etc… If you want to know more you will need to read or grab hold of the book yourself…
There is even a section on food and the types of food eaten with lovely photographs of food and things to buy in Bali… This is great and I guess it is too good to be true too… Excellent work and research I must say went into making this book…
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