Last week I went to a beach that was said to be one of the hidden gems in Kediri Tabanan, the Nyanyi Beach. This was my first time visiting and was really fascinated by the beauty of nature and vegetation along the access road to the beach, also the panoramic view of the stretched black sand, lush meadows and so many cows roaming around. For me, this is an amazing miracle, hopefully it will still be the same in the future.
Mengening Beach in Cemangi is one of Bali's natural wonders, an amazing hidden gem. This is a black sandy beach tucked at the base of a low sea cliff. The beach offers breathtaking scenery of the Indian Ocean, nice waves and rocks, blue water, sea cliff formations, greeneries and vast rice fields on its surroundings. This is a peaceful environment with slow life pace, bringing a new experience for each who visits it.
A cool atmosphere enveloped Seseh Beach that morning, not much activity. This is a low-laying black sand beach with nice seascapes and surrounded by vast rice fields, coconut trees and peaceful rural environments. You can enjoy breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, sacred temples, traditional outrigger boats, and lovely blue water. It offers a panoramic view of the pristine beaches with Balinese traditional houses in the vicinity. This presents an atmosphere of slow and serene rural life, an opportunity for relaxation by the sea.
Kupu-Kupu Tarum is a beautiful Balinese traditional dance, featuring a group of butterflies playfully, flying around while flapping its wings. This dance is the art work of the dance artists I Wayan Beratha, which was created in the 1960s.
Munggu Beach is a long arch of black sand beach with wonderful environments. You can enjoy breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, Seseh Beach, Pererenan Beach & Statue (Gajah Mina) and Echo Beach in the distance. The beach is surrounded by rice field and Balinese traditional village. The atmosphere here is calm and quiet, with a slow rhythm of life. This is a hidden gem with its low-laying black sand and nice seascape. This is a great place for a peaceful retreat and sipped the fresh air.
Gabor Dance is one of the traditional Balinese dances created in 1969, by the dance artist I Gusti Gede Raka. He is a well-known Legong teacher from Saba Village in Gianyar, Bali. This dance is part of a Calonarang performance performed by ASTI as a "tari lepas", in 1969.
That morning I decided to go to Nelayan Beach in Canggu and arrived on the spot before lunch. At the end of the Nelayan Street, beautiful waves and the charm of blue water greeted me. This is a hidden pearl, an arc of dark-gray sand beach with calm atmosphere and peaceful surroundings.
The beach is still natural, not too long and nice for chill-out. This beach has breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, Batu Bolong, Berawa, Seminyak and Jimbaran Beach in the distance. In addition, there are many huts and fishing boats, commonly used to catch fish, lobsters and others.
Merak Angelo Dance is one of Balinese traditional dance, the work of dance artist I Ketut Rena, SST., with accompanist (composer) by I Dewa Gede Darmayasa, S.Skar. The dance is developed so artistic and beautiful. This dance was inspired by male peacocks or "merak bird", which flying around when they want to make the female peacock impressed.
A peaceful atmosphere is covering one of the centuries-old temples in Bali, the Petitenget Temple. This is a cultural landmark around Seminyak - Kerobokan, sacred and highly respected. This one bears the status of "Dang Kahyangan" and hold great spiritual significant. This magical temple overlooking the blue ocean, surrounded with greeneries and beautiful seascapes. This is an amazing spot near the beach with tranquil environments.
Berawa Beach is one of the famous surf spots in Bali and has attracted many surfers to get a fun experience riding the waves. This is a low-laying dark sand beach with nice seascapes, beachside cafés, lush greeneries and peaceful environment. You can enjoy beautiful views of the Indian Ocean, Kuta, Jimbaran and the Bukit Peninsula in the distance.
