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Essay About Bali

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BALI IS A CULTURE ISLAND

Bali is the most famous island in Indonesia Country. Bali is one kind of island in

Indonesia. And Bali is a small island. However, Bali has many famous aspect who can make

many foreign peoples like come to Bali.

The first acpect is cultures. Bali has many kind of cultures. In Bali, every month or

every day, there is a ceremony in the temple or in the house. Every there is a ceremony, it is

always there a traditional musical ceremony. The traditional musical instruments is called

Gambelan. Gambelan is accompanist in a ceremony. Besides of this, in a ceremony also there

is a traditional dance. Bali has many kind of dances. Like pendet dance, kecak, barong,

calonarang dance and many others. All of this always …show more content…

Bali has

many beautiful view. Like beach, mounth, river, ricefield and many others. Foreign people

can be enjoy stay in Bali. In Bali there are some place have a famous object destination, like

Cekingan Ricefield. Cekingan Ricefield is a ricefield areas in Tegalalang Village. This area is

very beautiful. Every day, there are many foreign people come there and they can take a

pictures with the green rice plants. In this area also there many restaurants and also hotels.

This accomodation can make visitors enjoy in there. Bali also has beautiful beach. Like Sanur

Beach, Kuta Beach, Nusa Dua Beach and others. Sanur Beach and Kuta Beach is the best

beach in Bali. Sanur beach has white sand. In Sanur beach visitors can see the sunset.

Because of this, Sanur beach be beautiful beach in Bali. Besides of this, in Sanur beach there

are many playing accomodations, like banana boat, snorkeling and diving. Bali also has many

tourism accomodation for support the tourism destination in Bali. The accomodation are

Hotels and Restaurants. In Bali there are many hotels and restaurants. Because of this,

visitors can be enjoy stay in Bali with the good

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