Taman Wana Villas, Bali

Taman Wana Villas is located at the mountainside location at the edge of the Palasari Irrigation Dam, near The West Bali National Park.

Taman Wana Villas & Spa is only 90 kilometers, or 55 miles drive from Bali ’s International Airport. Built on 8 hectares or 20 acres of naturally landscaped rain forest land, Taman Wana Villas & Spa is reached by traditional canoes from Greeting Post or by buggy from the mainland.

Taman Wana Villas & Spa overlooking the irrigation dam, lagoon, mountainous valley, terraced paddy fields and the sea.

In Bali, ” Nyegara Gunung ” means living in a way that is in a natural balance, and Taman Wana Villas & Spa incorporate this important philosophy, bringing the positive aspects of tourism’s effects back to the natural environment that has given so much.

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Aria Luxury Villas & Spa - luxury villas in Bali Indonesia

Aria Luxury Villas & Spa is a new set of luxury villas designed for the discerning travelers. Make a choice, as each of our villa is differently set up to better cater for your individual needs and priorities. Choose from luxury bathroom expericence, luxurious swimming pool, or spacious living and dining area. These are the combinations provided in our modern villas style.

The villas & spa is located at Jl. Peti Tenget, Kuta - Bali, just 5 minutes drive to Peti Tenget Beach 15 minutes from the center of Kuta, the center of shopping Mecca in Bali and 25 minutes drive to Denpasar the capital city of Bali. Each villa has own swimming pool, living room, Kitchennet and massage tables.

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The Indonesian Jewelry Exhibition & Tourism Promo in Mutumanikan Nusantara Exhibition 2007

Indonesia has abundant natural resources in the form of precious stones, metals, and pearls (one of the biggest south sea pearls producers in the world) as well as skilled human resources with artistic skills. Having this philosophy in mind, the First Lady of Indonesia has initiated a programme to make the best use of these advantages for welfare of the people by creating employment through jewelry industry.

Mutumanikam Nusantara is a non profit organization that embraces jeweler lovers and artisan in its various activities. The organization has taken the initiative so that the Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) can also grow into large and medium industries through training programmes. Hence the SMEs will be able to compete in national as well as international markets.

Mutumanikam Nusantara Indonesia in cooperation with Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Tourism, Directorate General of SMEs, Agency for Research & Development of Industry, Ministry of Industry, National Agency For Export Development (NAFED) and Ministry of Trade proudly invites you to:

The Indonesian Jewelry Exhibition & Tourism Promo in Mutumanikan Nusantara Exhibition 2007

November 29 (1pm-9pm)
November 30 (10am-9pm)
December 1 (10am-9pm)
December 2 (10am-9pm)

at Museum National (Museum Gajah) Jakarta, Indonesia
Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat 12, Jakarta Pusat
Call: (021) 3812346 - 3868172

Further information:
Menara Mulia Ground Floor, G3A, Jakarta
12930, INDONESIA
phone: 62 21 52971581
fax: 62 21 52971583
e-mail: karno@indonesianjewels.com�
website: http://www.indonesianjewels.com/

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Wildlife, Adventure & Culture in Borneo

Kalimantan or Borneo Indonesia is the place to explore. This world's third largest island covering the area of 747,000 square kilometer and covered by one of the world's largest stretches of tropical rain forest through which flows tremendous mighty rivers which are the island's highway.

The Dayak Tribes, the indigenous people of Kalimantan were some of the fierce head-hunters. Today, they are no longer collect grisly trophies; the men hunt with blowguns while the women weave baskets of rattans using age-ol patterns and techniques or together hack their fields out of the jungle, burning the brush to provide nutrients to the poor soil.

The island is rich with many fascinating and endemic wildlife; the orangutans, proboscis monkeys, gibbons and species of monkeys, Argus pheasants, snakes including the three species of flying snakes, sun bears, 600 hundred species of birds including the hornbills which play an important role in the Dayak mythology.

The exotic plants includes the rare black orchids, carnivorous pitcher plants, 70 meter trees including the hardest wood in the rain forest "Iron Wood" and many more.

Our trips will take you to explore the mighty Mahakam river and it's tributaries to meet the Dayak Tribes and experience their mystical arts & cultures, trekking through the jungle in searching for the exotic flora and fauna.

Our experienced and naturalist guide will make you understand about everything you want to know about the Kalimantan Rain Forest and all creatures live in it and the cultures of the Dayak Tribes.

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Posted in: Adventure,Borneo,Culture,visit,Visit Borneo,Wildlife