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Do not be too skeptical on assessing the question "Where Bali, Indonesia next?" As a question of making it up or just simply a frequent joke...

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About Bali

Bali is an island province located in the state of Indonesia. Bali is also internationally known as a tourist island is often visited by tourists from abroad especially for the people of Japan, people Australia, the American people. Also Bali is also known as gods by the inhabitants of the island of Indonesia. Bali's population is currently estimated at around four million people, the vast majority of Balinese Hindu religion of 92.3% and the rest of other religions.

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Tourism Seawalker Is Safe?

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Is it safe seawalker tour?

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Booking Bali Hai Cruises Ramai at Christmas 2009 and New Year 2010

As reported previously, booking for a cruise tour package with Quicksilver Cruises Bali to Nusa Penida is very busy for the month of December until early January. And what about a cruise to Nusa Lembongan?

Reservations are accepted from our team, booking with Bali Hai Cruises has also increased sharply. Travelers who do not get a seat at the Quicksilver Cruises, will usually move to Bali Hai Cruises package because the package offered by the two providers are the same cruise. In terms of activities on sea and land are also similar.

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History

It is believed that Bali's first inhabitants came from China at the beginning of the Iron Age, around 3,000 BC. Some Buddhist inscriptions date from the 9th century AD; it was only in the 11th century that Hindu influence from Java began to make its mark on the island. The 13th century saw the emergence of the Majapahit dynasty that ruled over Java and Bali for the next three centuries.

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Balinese Life

The strong cultural identity of Bali is based on a combination of closely related elements that include its unique religion, its language, its castes, its community life, and its art.

Although the official language is Indonesian, Balinese remains the everyday language of the people of the island.

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