Darma Bali Tour and Transport

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Address: Jalan pucuk Bang Utara Gang kuncup no 11A Kesiman kertalangu Denpasar Timur, Denpasar, 80361, ID
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Bali, the famed Island of the Gods, with its varied landscape of hills and mountains, rugged coastlines and sandy beaches, lush rice terraces and barren volcanic hillsides all providing a picturesque backdrop to its colourful, deeply spiritual and unique culture, stakes a serious claim to be paradise on earth. With world-class surfing and diving, a large number of cultural, historical and archaeol

ogical attractions, and an enormous range of accommodations, this is one of the world's most popular island destinations and one which consistently wins travel awards. Bali has something to offer a very broad market of visitors from young back-packers right through to the super rich. Bali also is renowned for it's hospitality and smiling face. It is an island rich in culture and diversity. I Darma a Balinese man and my team here to help you find exactly what you are looking for on your holiday. Whether it's a great massage or the perfect addition to your home, an action packed day trip or a snorkels in clear waters; we arrange it for you. We knew that a little inside knowledge can go along way and I'm happy
to share with you. We guarantee you the best value for money service on the island and if you aren't having the time of your life, I will arrange to put spark into your holiday in Bali. We present almost all the activities that related to your holiday such as transportation service the Airport transfer,Memorable Tour Packages,Romantic Afternoon Tour,Unforgettable Adventures,Water sport,Spa,White Water Rafting,Overnight Trip,and many others.

22/11/2024

About ULUWATU TEMPLE!

Uluwatu Temple is famous for its natural beauty and strategic location. Etymologically, Ulu means tip, Watu means Watu. So, Uluwatu Temple is interpreted as a holy place on the top of a rock.
This temple is one of the important religious sites in Bali. Unlike other temples that generally face west or south, Uluwatu Temple faces east. Let's find out the history, attractions, location, route, and operating hours for tourists.

History of Uluwatu Temple
There are two opinions regarding the history of the establishment of Uluwatu Temple. According to a journal entitled Uluwatu Temple, from Temple to Tourist Object from the Islamic University of Indonesia, the first opinion says that Uluwatu Temple was founded by Mpu Kuturan in the 9th century, during the Marakata government.

Meanwhile, another opinion links the construction of Uluwatu Temple with a pedanda (priest) from the Daha Kingdom (Kediri), East Java. Dang Hyang Nirartha came to Bali in 1546 AD, during the reign of Dalem Waturenggong.

He founded Uluwatu Temple on Pecatu Hill. After traveling around the island of Bali on a spiritual journey, the signer returned to Uluwatu Temple. This is where Dang Hyang Nirartha 'moksa', which is the release of the soul from worldly things in Hindu and Buddhist teachings.

The Attraction of Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple has various attractions, especially because of the natural beauty of its surroundings. The following are some of them quoting a journal entitled The Existence of Uluwatu Temple in the Social Life of Hindu Society from the National University of Tourism, Pura Luhur Uluwatu: The Development of Temples as Tourism Destinations and Their Influence on Architecture from the Islamic University of Indonesia, and the Bali Provincial Government website.

1. Located on a Cliff
Uluwatu Temple is located on a high cliff at a height of about 70 m above the waves of the Indian Ocean. To get to the temple location, people have to climb quite high stone steps.

From above, the beauty of the vast ocean can be seen. Visitors can also enjoy the expanse of calming waves under the cliff.

2. Sunset View
Visitors can see the beautiful sunset view of the Indian Ocean when visiting Uluwatu Temple. It is no wonder that many local and foreign tourists come to watch this sunset on the cliff.

3. Kecak Dance Performance
The Kecak dance performance is so typical at Uluwatu Temple. This traditional Balinese dance is performed by male dancers who sit cross-legged in a circle while singing the typical "cak" melody. Dance performances are usually performed at sunset, giving the feel of dusk on the open ocean

Location and Route to Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple is located in Pecatu Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency, Bali. From Ngurah Rai Bali Airport, the travel time is about one hour.

The route that can be taken is by following Jl Airport Ngurah Rai to the east, then turn left onto Jl By Pass Ngurah Rai. Turn sharply right, towards Jl Uluwatu, then turn left towards Jl Raya Uluwatu. Then, turn slightly left towards Jl Raya Uluwatu and turn right onto Jl. Pantai Suluban. Arrive at Uluwatu Temple.

15/11/2024

What is TANAH LOT TEMPLE??
The name Tanah Lot comes from the word "tanah" which means land or island and "lot" or lod which means sea
a sacred building where Hindus worship in Tabanan Regency, Bali, Indonesia. It is the figure of Dang Hyang Nirartha who is believed to be the holy man who founded the Tanah Lot Temple. He also determined the location of the division of the temple, where the temple built in the north of the village is intended for the God Brahma, the temple in the middle of the village for the God Vishnu, while the temple on the south side is for the God Shiva. Dang Hyang Nirartha got the inspiration to build a temple while walking along the southern coast of Bali.

Seeing this, the entire village of Beraban was very surprised and then joined to follow Dang Hyang Nirartha's Faith. To protect his temple, Dang Hyang Nirartha also created a venomous sea snake from the power of his shawl. This sea snake is believed to live at the bottom of Tanah Lot to guard the temple from intruders and evil people.

As one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bali, the silhouette of Tanah Lot Temple is also an icon of the Island of the Gods' proud tourism. The attraction of Tanah Lot Temple for tourists comes from none other than the various uniqueness it has. One of them is the existence of a holy spring that comes from a freshwater source that emerges from the middle of the ocean. The water that comes out of the freshwater source is believed to bring blessings.

11/09/2024

17 Facts You May Not Know About Bali:

1. Bali, an island province of Indonesia, is known for its lush landscapes, volcanic mountains, and beautiful beaches.
2. The island is a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors each year for its unique culture and natural beauty.
3. Bali's Ubud area is renowned for its traditional arts and crafts, including dance, sculpture, and painting.
4. The island is home to numerous Hindu temples, such as the iconic Tanah Lot and Uluwatu Temple, perched on cliffs overlooking the sea.
5. Bali's rice terraces, particularly those in Tegallalang and Jatiluwih, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
6. The island offers world-class surfing spots, including Kuta, Uluwatu, and Padang Padang beaches.
7. Bali's cultural performances, such as the Barong dance and Kecak fire dance, showcase the island's rich heritage.
8. The island's cuisine includes local specialties like babi guling (suckling pig) and bebek betutu (slow-cooked duck).
9. Bali's Monkey Forest in Ubud is home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques and ancient temples.
10. The island is a major center for yoga and wellness retreats, attracting practitioners from around the globe.
11. Bali's vibrant festivals, such as Nyepi (Day of Silence) and Galungan, are celebrated with colorful rituals and offerings.
12. The island's underwater world offers excellent diving and snorkeling spots, including the USAT Liberty shipwreck in Tulamben.
13. Bali's Seminyak area is known for its upscale resorts, chic boutiques, and fine dining restaurants # # # 17 Facts You May Not Know About Bali (continued):
14. Bali's Seminyak area is known for its upscale resorts, chic boutiques, and fine dining restaurants.
15. The island's traditional Gamelan music is an integral part of Balinese culture and ceremonies.
16. Bali is home to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a nature reserve and Hindu temple complex in Ubud.
17. The island's Mount Agung, an active volcano, is the highest point in Bali and considered the most spiritually significant mountain.
18. Bali's beach clubs, such as Potato Head and Ku De Ta, offer luxurious settings and vibrant nightlife.

08/07/2024

Today job...HIYA BALI 🤙
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👉 Program : Visited GWK
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07/07/2024

Today job...HIYA BALI 🤙
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👉 Program : Tubing atv and Telaga singha
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21/06/2024

Today Rupiah RATE IN BALI

21/05/2024

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👉 Guest Name : Mrs Heather Garbellotto and Family
👉 Program : Breakfast with orang utan at Bali zoo
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16/05/2024

Today job ...HIYA BALI 🤙
👉 Guest Name : Mrs Jodee Hartley and Haylah Maree
👉 Program : Airport transfer back to airport
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16/05/2024

Late post yesterday evening job ...HIYA BALI 🤙
👉 Guest Name : Mrs Laure Gasson and group
👉 Program : Sunset dinner
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16/05/2024

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PUTU + KADEK + KOMANG + KETUT ====
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The Origin and Meaning of Balinese Names

If you are in Bali, you will often hear typical Balinese names, including Wayan, Made, Nyoman, Ketut, and so on. All of these names apparently have meaning.

We start first with the terms I and Ni in Balinese names. The letter I in front of the name Wayan, for example, is an article meaning male. Meanwhile, the article marking female gender is Ni. I and Ni also mean a man and a woman from an ordinary community family, without caste or usually called jaba people. If he was born into a family of iron smiths, then this Balinese would be named Pande. If Wayan's title is Ida Bagus, he was certainly born into a Brahmin family. Ida Bagus means Handsome or Respectable. If only he was called the Great Child, then he was born into a noble family.

The name Wayan comes from the word "wayahan" which means the most mature.

The second child's title is Made which is rooted in the word "Madia" which means middle.

The third child was called Nyoman, which etymologically comes from the word "uman" which means "remnant" or "end".

So according to the Balinese way of life, a family should only have three children. After having three children, we are advised to be more "wise". However, in ancient times, traditional herbal medicines were less effective in preventing pregnancy, coitus interruptus was not worth relying on, and abortion was always seen as evil, so a husband and wife might have more than three children.

The fourth child's title is Ketut. It comes from the ancient word "Kitut" which means a small banana at the outermost tip of a banana comb. He is a beloved "bonus" child. Because of the family planning program recommended by the government, there are fewer and fewer Balinese people named Ketut. That is why there are concerns among Balinese people that this beloved term will become extinct.

Wayan, Made, Nyoman, Ketut

According to the balirustique com website, Balinese people have a taboo or taboo that farmers cannot mention rats, which in Bali are called bikul, when they are in the rice fields. Mentioning mice in the rice fields is believed to be a spell that can summon mice. For this reason, when he is in the rice fields, people call him by the special nickname "Jero Ketut". It means little master. This departs from the view that mice are somehow part of the balance of nature.

If family planning fails, and a family has more than four children, then starting from the fifth child, the Balinese repeat the cycle of titles above. The fifth child has the title Wayan, the sixth is Made, and so on.

However, if we talk in more detail, the three Balinese birth hierarchy titles are synonymous;

for = Wayan same with Putu or Gede
for = Made same with Kadek or Nengah
for = Nyoman or Komang. Meanwhile, the special name Ketut is not synonymous.

Like Javanese, Balinese people do not have clan names or family names. So if you look at it from a western perspective, Balinese people only have first names without family names. It is said that this made it easier for people to disguise themselves in times of war. Even if forced, after a military defeat, a noble could claim to be a commoner. And all his descendants were forced to use the title I or Ni.

Even though they don't know clan or fam names, there are also Balinese people who for generations have clearly added clan or sub-clan names such as Dusak, Pendit, etc. after their first names. For example (only engineering), Wayan Sujana Pendit. In modern times, when family names have become important for passport purposes or if you live abroad, some progressive Balinese families have created new surnames which are usually taken from the name of a highly educated and "successful" father.

Many things have changed in Bali since Indonesia's independence. If in the past people named their children as they pleased, often without meaning, or just onomatopoeia, nowadays, people are starting to use names that come from Sanskrit. There are also names of Balinese people now that have a 'western feel' such as I Ketut Bobby or Ni Luh Ayu Jasmine.

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15/05/2024

Today job ...HIYA BALI 🤙
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15/05/2024

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12/05/2024

Late post...HIYA BALI 🤙
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👉 Program : breakfast with orang utan
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12/05/2024

Today job...HIYA BALI 🤙
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👉 Program : drop off to Airport
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10/05/2024

Today job...HIYA BALI 🤙
👉 Guest Name : Mr Chris Chambers and Family
👉 Program : Airport pick up
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10/05/2024

Today job...HIYA BALI 🤙
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👉 Program : hotel transfer and Bali zoo
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This is will happen tomorrow at my Village KESIMAN Called "NGEREBONG " Have you ever seen a traditional ceremony in Bali or its traditional celebration? If you haven’t, it is a must thing to do if you have plenty of time in Bali. Because of its uniqueness and contains the mystical value, it is very recommended if you can witness the ritual from the beginning of the preparation until the end of the process. In Denpasar, precisely Kesiman Village there is an interesting ritual called Pengerebongan. Usually, this ritual is performed by people lived in Kesiman Village at a certain time. History of Pengerebongan It is referred from Balinese term Ngerebong means gathering. Ngerebong itself is a blend of two words Ngereh and Baung, if those words are put together, it has a meaning of a magical procession of the union of Pertiwi (earth) and akasa (outer space). This tradition was held eight days after Kuningan Day, specifically on Radite (Sunday) Pon Wuku Medangsia according to the Balinese calendar system. The Ngerebong ceremony aims as a reminder for Hindus to maintain a harmonious relationship between human and God, between human and another human, and between human and the universe (the concept of Tri Hita Karana). Before starting Ngerebong ceremony, Balinese people pray at the Petilan Temple in Kesiman Village, Denpasar Regency. All of the ceremony series is carried out inside the temple, therefore the ritual performers include the visitor must wear traditional Balinese clothing. Women on their periods are prohibited to watch this ritual. After the praying is over, the street closing is carried out by pecalang or Balinese local security officers. Next procession is pemedek (Balinese people who come and pray in the temple) will come out of the main temple go to Wantilan (temple hall) and carry out the ritual of Ngerebong by rounding the Wantilan (initially is the place for conducting cockfighting) three times. During rotating around Wantilan, it could be one of t