Sell - Buy Goat at Idul Adha Religius Day

Idul adha is one of some religius event in Islam religion. On that day, moslem which blessed with fortune sacrifice their livestock for their people around. Before that day, many people suddenly turn to be goat and cow seller. Along the streets, many people offering goat. For villagers, this is the perfect time to sell hight price their livestock to rich people to be sacrificed. So, don't be surprice if you see condition like the picture above. The pic probably not from Indonesia, but it is similiar. One of my friend did that few years ago.

Bali Wedding and Honeymoon

The island of Bali has it all. Volcanoes, mountains, scenic rivers, beautiful white and black sanded beaches, coral reefs, amazing wildlife, much of which is native only to the island, and of course, the incredibly unique balinese culture. What better way to celebrate the beginning of the rest of your life surrounded by these wonders of nature.

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Beautiful Secret Garden bali

Discover Taman Rahasia, a Secret Garden in Bali, nestled in the quaint artist's village of Penestanan, Ubud. Small and intimate, Taman Rahasia Boutique Resort & Spa is just 1 kilometer from central Ubud, the “cultural heart” of Bali, with its many museums, galleries, boutique shops and dining attractions. Taman Rahasia is also ideally situated to explore Bali's numerous natural and cultural attractions, all within a convenient day-trip.

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Pros Cons of New7wonders

These days, new7wonder become hot discussion in Indonesia. Some are supportive, some are opposed. New7wonder is an organization that held a vote to choose seven new wonders of the world. The reasons of debate are as follows:

Pros
- Improving the economic
- The vote cost is inexpensive (free)
- Improve knowledge of the tourism

Cons
- The organizations are not legitimate
- The vote result is not transparent
- Being a participant must pay

I, honestly, don't take a side. That is not so important to me.

Honeymoon Best Place Indonesia : Amankila

From spectacular views and seaside seclusion, to mountains and valleys rich with Bali’s diverse culture, Amankila offers travellers a sanctuary for romantic, spiritual, cultural and active pursuits. The fabled Mount Agung, a volcano revered as a home of the gods by the Balinese, rears 3,142m above sea level, providing a dramatic backdrop to the 34-suite resort. Perched on the coast near the village of Manggis in East Bali, Amankila is blessed with a white crescent of private beach, incredible views of the Lombok Strait and cliff-side grounds around the three-tiered pool, sweet with the scent of frangipani and tuberoses. But this hideaway resort offers more than the simple pleasures of sand and sea.Amankila is the ideal base from which to explore the cultural diversity and rich history of East Bali, a place of temples, palaces, rice paddies and ruins, of villages where crafts lost to the rest of the island are still practiced, and where religion is an intrinsic part of everyday life, seen both in colourful festivals and in simple daily offerings to the gods.

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