Bali Villas

Canadian architect David Lombardi’s concept of ‘Function over Form’ leaves Villa Sapi’s guests with a sense of discovery and surprise at every twist and turn, ranging from the traditionally styled, grass-roofed building that houses the main kitchen to a futuristic home theatre. Furnishings carry a signature colour theme of black, red and lime green, while the walls are adorned with flair – bamboo, water cascades and conceptual artwork. The first clue to the quirky nature of the artwork is a white sculpture in the coconut grove garden which, in huge black letters, suggests that we should ‘Stop Making Sense.’ (continue reading…)

Master Bedroom – Located at the upper level features cool terrazzo flooring, air-conditioned, ceiling fan, king-sized bed with mosquito net combined with wooden ethnic furniture. The en-suite bathroom furnished with pebble stone flooring, an oval terrazzo bathtub, hot and cold shower, large mirror and water sink. (continue reading…)

Villa Cantik has a large central living pavilion with marble floors, three soft and comfortable couches, a 37” flat screen TV with satellite channels, DVD player, and a fully-equipped European-style kitchen, in addition to a staff wet kitchen where the staff prepare guest meals. Stairs lead up to the upstairs master suite, while to the right is the second bedroom. (continue reading…)

Villa Cantik is a unique place of understated elegance in a quiet and secluded location, just 30m from the protected waters of Benoa Harbor in south Bali. One of an enclave of five villas known as the Puri Tirta or ‘Water Palace’ Villas, this stunning three-bedroom villa is perfect for a family or a group of friends looking for a private place to relax, but who also want a great place to play. (continue reading…)

Situated in the heart of Seminyak, Villa Jepun has easy access to well-known restaurants including Ku De Ta, La Lucciola, Sarong, Metis and Potato Head beach club, as well as trendy night clubs, shopping areas and wonderful spas.
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Ada keuntungan tersendiri bagi wisatawan ketika menyewa mobil pribadi dalam rangkaian wisata di Bali. Dengan sewa mobil di Bali, Anda dapat puas menikmati beragam wisata di Bali tanpa harus terpaku oleh waktu. Selain itu, berwisata dengan menyewa mobil pribadi juga dapat menambah kenyamanan Anda ketika berwisata, Anda dapat memilih berbagai mobil yang ditawarkan sesuai dengan keinginan dan kebutuhan Anda. Anda pun dapat bebas berwisata ke berbagai tempat wisata yang ada di Bali sesuai keinginan Anda, tanpa harus memikirkan akomodasi apa yang dapat digunakan untuk menuju tempat wisata yang menjadi tujuan Anda. Dengan sewa mobil di Bali, Anda pun dapat membawa segala kebutuhan wisata Anda. (continue reading…)

“The second destination after Bali” Sweet nicknames attached to Yogyakarta as beautiful as it is not yet a reality. Referring to the publication of the Central Bureau of Statistics, in 2009, ranked sixth DIY tourist destination in Indonesia based on the number of foreign and domestic tourists who stay overnight. Domestic tourists most often use the services of accommodation in West Java, and Bali became the largest target of foreign tourists a place to stay. These conditions reflect Jabar least better able to portray itself as a place that attracts tourists for a longer layover. (continue reading…)

Medan Zoo was one of many tourism spot that you can visit during your holiday in North Sumatera. This zoo is ted in Bunga Rampe IV Street, Simalingkar B District, Medan Tungtungan Sub district, in about 10 kilometers from the city center. The zoo was first open at April 14, 2005 in the area of 30 hectare and contains a lot of animals from any kinds. On earlier days, this zoo was situated in the Brigjen Katamso Street, Kampung Baru District, Medan Maimun, in North Sumatera. (continue reading…)

The world of fashion is full of prestige, glamor and vanity. Luckily, sparks of kindness still burn in the hearts of some of Jakarta?s fashion lovers. Teges Prita Soraya and Anastasia Florine Limasnax, or Flo, have recently opened Rebel for a Cause, a store which sells secondhand goods and donates the proceeds to charity. (continue reading…)

From Indonesia to Bangladesh, from Cambodia to India, as factories relocate from China because of rising wages workers are becoming increasingly militant in demanding a larger share of the region?s economic success.

The latest uprising came in Cambodia last week, when tens of thousands of workers went on strike to reject a proposed 20 percent pay increase ? crippling Cambodia?s export-orientated garment industry, which produces items for renowned brands including Gap, Benetton, Adidas and Puma. (continue reading…)