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Om Swastiastu…May God bless you all…
Welcome to the capital of the world of spa...
In the Japanese Kaizen way, a car as-sembly line only accepts the finest parts, so that once a vehicle rolls out of the factory, it is 100 percent ready and safe to drive. Once certain parts are found faulty, all the production and as-sembly work would stop, until the part is properly fixed accordingly. Since one faulty will cause the whole process to stop, no sub-supplier would ever dare submitting any substandard compo-nent.
In the American car manufacturing tradition, production work must go on no matter if one part is found flawed, considering that at the end of the line, somebody is going to fix and control the quality. In a similar analogy, you don’t have to be really careful in your life, because a doctor and hospital are ready to cure once your body catches illness.
But the Eastern tradition, like the Japa-nese Kaizen, values prevention way
above curative action. Thus, for most people in Asia, staying healthy by eat-ing proper food, exercising in martial or dance arts, and balance it with medita-tion and yoga is part of the integrated system to keep body in peak perfor-mance.
Indeed, various spa regimes like mas-sage, yoga, meditation, body scrub, concoction and even martial arts are in-troduced from a generation to another to keep the body and soul not only in their peak feat, but more importantly to manage both in balanced sides.
Western tradition often considers mas-sage, yoga, body scrub and concoction and meditation as sub-standard in their medication hierarchy. Yet the truth is, if one is treated and trained properly enough in anyone of them, one will nev-er need a medication regime, the whole life. In the words of our business guest Made Yuliani (page……) “if a baby is in-troduced to massage regularly since it is very young, it will unlikely catch any of the modern symptom of sickness like autism.”
Talking about spa and rejuvenation, we need to go no further. Over the past
Editorially Speaking
few years the spa operators on Bali have won prestigious accolades from respected associations as well as world-class tourism publications. Whereas, thousands and thousands of Balinese therapies and spa-related managerial personnel enjoy working overseas in a respected establishments. This only proofs that the island of Bali truly is the capital of Asian spa.
Nowadays, almost all accommodation catering for travelers christened them-selves as a hotel & spa, a resort & spa, a villa & spa. Even the most simple form of accommodation would be happy to provide their travelers an in-call mas-sage service.
So, enjoy your time on Bali and take various spa treatments and feel how the island’s vast array of spa tradition is capable of pampering your body and soul. Something you should tell your friends and neigbors as you arrive back in your hometown.
Om shanti-shanti-shanti om… May peace be upon you!
Cheers,Supardi [email protected]
Cover: Rejuvenating on a hydro poolFoto courtesy Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
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Managing DirectorNi Made Eka Mahadewi, S.Sos, [email protected]
Managing EditorSupardi Asmorobangun
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AdministrationYanni
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Content
In The Business:
Spa and Rejuvenation:
SPA Guide
Night Fire Yoga at the Ocean’s Edge
General Info
Tjakra7 Purifies Energetic Body
Environmentally Speaking:
Natural Bounty to GuideHealthy Life
The Melting Point of Spa Hubs
Proper Turtle Recovery from Bali’s South
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In The Business
Natural Bounty to Guide Healthy Life
for Made Yuliani and Wayan Sukhana, life is about balancing the body and spirit and sharing the benefit of enjoying that level of healthy life with others. The founder of Bali Tangi natural spa product admit lesson from their past and secret values from their ancestral know-how are more than enough to make them and thus anyone else enjoy life at its fullest. That is a life guided by natural bounty the island Bali has to offer.
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Educated as a nurse as part of the government’s program to educate people living in remote villages across Indonesia to live a healthy life, the na-tive of Negara, West Bali, the young Yuliani was soon sent to several un-derdeveloped villages in Central Ja-va’s mountainous arid areas around Jogjakarta. There, together with a group of nurses headed by a Dutch supervisor, they went from one vil-lage to another to educate villagers to live a healthy life, based on scien-
tifically proven traditional know-how.“Back then in early 1970s, medicine was not easy to find and were very expensive if it is available, so we have to maximize our inherited know-how from our ancestors to improve health and develop living standard,” Made said, adding that her 7-year pilgrim-age in some of the remotest villages in Java helped her understand the Javanese healing and beauty secret passed down from the nearby palatial kingdom.
Whereas her lover, Wayan Sukhana, kept waiting on Bali working in a pharmaceutical company. After fin-ishing her Java government project, Made returns to her high-school se-nior boyfriend to tie the knot and build a happy family.
The couple enjoyed their own career until the turn of the millennium, build-ing their family blessed with three handsome children (one of them is now a Hong Kong-based action hero, starring last year’s blockbuster “Pi-rated Brothers”). Made Yuliani was a head nurse and a director of a grow-ing hospital in Denpasar and Wayan had a good position in his pharma-ceutical company. Suddenly in 2001 the company he was working at was hit by unsolicited managerial setback that forced it to a sudden close down.
“At 52-year old, it is almost impossible to apply for a job. No company would ever likely need an elderly staff,” re-minded Sukhana. Distressed, Sukhana returned to his hobby, planting and managing various herbal trees, some-thing the couple always enjoyed. “If I was to keep mourning on the eco-nomic devastation, I would certainly
A set of spa treatment stuff all made of natu-ral, organic product.
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suffer post-power syndrome. So, life must go on with a new phase,” he said.
With his vast knowledge he gained from over 20 years working in the pharmaceutical factory, boosted by his wife equal comprehension on Bali-nese and Javanese natural healing lit-erature and hands-on understanding on aromatic and herbal industry, they enrolled on a small aromatic factory right in their house garage.
The family business remained sim-ply in the aromatic products for the first few years until a spa company in Sanur approached them, asking if they mighty be able to produce oil and lulur concoction for massage and scrub. “Natural Spa was our first major client. And what was more we could hope for? We are a small com-pany focusing on limited, quality nat-ural product and our first major client was in the same manner. It’s simply a good start.
Ever since, Bali Tangi, meaning awak-ing Bali, started to gain its ground. Now Bali Tangi products, through third party companies, has been ex-ported to various market worldwide.
“One day I got a phone call from then Bali first lady, Mrs Governor Brata, inviting me to her official compound, telling that a VVIP guest wished to see me. I was a bit nervous as this never happened before, “ Made said.
“It turned out that the founder of Indonesian largest cosmetic and spa-related maker, the much appraised Martha Tilaar, was waiting to see me because she found Bali Tangi natural scrub product were marketed in a trade show in Greek.
“Upon meeting me, Mrs Tilaar insist-ed on visiting our simple garage fac-tory at our house. She burst in tears as we arrived at our garage, saying ‘This is exactly how I did start my way!’”said Made.Since then Bali Tangi has evolved in various high-end exhibition and trade and now operate a larger scale of pro-duction with not less than 20 staff, including a spa in the Sunset Road of Kuta’s intersection.“We use not only poor natural prod-uct, but we select only organic stuff from our own farm, or a reliable group of farmers in high mountain-ous area in Bali and Java where the
land is still virgin,” Made said.
Yuliani’s close acquaintance with Bali organic farm association allows her to get access to the first priority for various raw materials. In fact, along with Ibu Kartini, currently chairper-son of Bali Organic Association and late Mrs Governor Brata, the three women were known among peers as the Three Musketreess in promoting natural and organic way of life.
Made Yuliani and Wayan Sukhana also heavily involve in promoting plas-tic-waste management system. At the time the magazine was entering the print, Made was in Jakarta for a three-day workshop on plastic waste management, where she is among the panelists. “Our mother earth has been suffering so much with non-biodegradable waste. We have to act now or something terrifying us and our future generation would certainly to come,” Made said.
By Supardi Asmorobangun
BALi TANGiJalan Kebo Iwa 168, Denpasar0361-415489www.balitangi.com
According to Wayan Sukhana, violet is the color of the highest
chakra occupying the upper part of human body, so that is
how the company choose its theme.
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Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel & Villas
The Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel & Villas is ideally set on the beachfront of South Kuta and surrounded by tropi-cal gardens. The Resort provides a wide range of restau-rants and has excellent sporting facilities. It is adjacent to the Discovery Shopping Mall and near the local market as well as entertainment and recreation facilities.
As the most important hotel in the area, it offers 318 rooms, suites and villas. All guest rooms have garden or ocean views, private balconies, air-conditioning, cable TV, 32-inch LCD TV, mini bar, tea/coffee making facilities, in-room safe and a choice of shower and tub.
The exclusive and stylish Discovery Beach Front Villas are very spacious. They each offer 24-hours butler service, air conditioning, and access to all the 5-star facilities of the hotel. The features of these villas include two master bedrooms, kitchen, luxurious bathroom, outdoor tropical shower and a private plunge pool overlooking the sea.
Discovery Kartika Plaza HotelJl. Kartika Plaza, P.O. Box 1012, South Kuta Beach 80361Tel: (62-361) 751067, Fax: (62-361) 752475, [email protected] www.discoverykartikaplaza.com
in 1997, when Dewi Sita was still an empty side street of Ubud, Kafe Batan Waru opened its doors with fifty seats, a tiny kitchen, and a mission: to prove that Indonesia has a culinary heritage every bit as venerable as those of its bet-ter-known neighbors. The owners dug up and refined our Balinese family recipes, and then raided the recipe files and kitchens of family and friends across the archipelago.
Fifteen years later they’re still doing things the old-fashioned way. Every morning, they use a mortar and pestle to hand-grind the spice pastes that form the backbone of Indonesian cooking. Coconut milk is freshly pressed. Traditional pas-tries and sweets are colored with suji leaf and rosella. Daily heirloom rice features ancient grains kept alive by a band of committed farmers. And an increasing amount of our herbs, spices, and vegetables grow in the rich volcanic soil of our own four-hectare organic farm near Kintamani.
KAfE BATAN WARUJalan Dewi Sita, Ubud, 0361-977528www.batanwaru.com
KAFE BATAN WARU
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Imagine an after-dark yoga session on the beach, lit by flaming torches and guided by the rhythmic pulse of the waves – bringing body and spirit into natural alignment. That’s the exotic allure of Night Fire Yoga sessions at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay – providing an unforgettable experi-ence for serious yogaphiles, beginners or anyone on a Balinese voyage of self-discovery.
The setting is the Resort’s oceanfront yoga pavilion – hidden in a faraway corner of the gardens – selected for privacy, proximity to the sea, and glori-ous views of Jimbaran Bay. After sunset, the pavilion takes on a dramatic ambience from the fire torches and numerous candles, with the flames cast-
ing mysterious dancing shadows. Your skin is constantly brushed by gentle sea breezes, while the crashing of the waves creates an hypnotic mantra. There’s a deep feeling of harmony with nature’s elements.
The Night Fire Yoga session features dynam-ic vinyasa type yoga – also known as hot flow yoga – ideal in Bali’s balmy tropical air, en-hanced by the gentle heat generated by the fire torches. The warmth facilitates deeper stretching, while increasing blood circulation and enhancing the overall feeling of peace-fulness.
The practice begins with gentle asanas and slowly works up to more challenging pos-tures, exercising every part of the body. The poses may be performed quickly in suc-cession, creating heat in the body through movement, or more slowly to increase stam-ina while perfecting the posture alignment. The expert Four Seasons yoga instructor ensures that the session is accessible to all ages and body types, adapting techniques to individual needs. The result is a enjoyable, free-flowing ritual.
The 75-minute Night Fire Yoga Session – priced at Rp 350,000 per person per person – is offered every Saturday evening from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m.
fOUR SEASONS RESORTS BALiKawasan Bukit Permai, Jimbaran, 0361 701010 www.fourseasons.com
Night Fire Yoga by Ocean
Tjakra7 Purifies Energetic BodyThe newly opened Tjakra7 at Pullman Hotel offers treatments inspired by Ayurveda, ChineseMedicine, Asian Meditation Practices, Sound Therapy and Yoga for physical, mental, andspiritual harmony.
At Tjakra7, purification begins by treating the marmas, the meeting points of the ligaments,vessels, muscles, bones, and joints within our physical bod-ies. When energy flows freely,the body, mind, and spirit are in perfect balance. But toxins, trauma, stress, and evennegative emotions can accumulate within the marmas. Over time, like leaves in a stormdrain, they block energy flow and lead to illness. The Tjakra Art Massage is designed to alleviate such blockages by work-ing specifically with the marmas.
Another innovative treatment on offer employs Tibetan Sing-ing Bowls. Derived fromalchemical technologies central to both Ayurveda and Chi-nese medicine, the treatmentworks on the physical body through the application of sound, run through a medium of puremetal: the bronze bowl.
These unexpectedly dynamic treatments reflect a growing trend toward collaborative healingmethods in spas.
PULLMAN BALi LEGiAN NiRWANAJalan Melasti – Legian – Bali +62 (0) 361 762500 www.pullmanbalilegiannirwana.com
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Spa and Rejuvenation
The Melting Point of Spa HubsThroughout Asia, travelers discover the varied self-body management each of the continent’s vast area has to offer. Outside the two ‘poles’ of India and China where scientists believe the tradition started to develop, modern spa-goers are im-pressed with the great variety of treatments each Asian countries come to attract their clients. Thai massage, Chinese herbal therapeutic system and reflexology, In-dian ayurvedic and chakra healing, Japanese shiatsu, Indonesian jamu concoction and lulur body scrub, are to mention a few.
The Indonesian archipelagic collection of over 18,000 islands are emerging as the growing destination where various body treatments now are among the package that attract holiday makers to stay longer and keep visiting it over and over again. At the center of the archi-pelago, Bali and the neighboring island of Java are known for its magnificent anthology of body care, rejuvenation, wellness, wellbeing and inner self-man-agement. Capitalizing its vast knowl-edge and tradition passed down from generation to generation especially from the highly praised palatial perim-eters and combined with the vast array of natural bounty, this Hindu and for-mer Hindu islands emerge as the capi-tals of Indonesian spa destinations.
Merta Ada, founder and chief instruc-tor of Bali Usada Meditasi (Center for Health Meditation) in Sanur, often re-ferred by many as the most knowledge-able person in Bali - in term of self heal-ing through meditation - admit that Bali and Java were blessed with the fact that the two island are strongly influ-enced by and thus benefited from the two axis of spa hubs, India and China.
According to Mr Ada, the Indian self-healing system permeates throughout hundreds of years during the Hindu re-ligious spread in Java and still is prac-ticed here today on Bali, whereas, the Chinese strong herbal and body sci-ence were brought in through inter-marital system introduced to Javanese kingdoms since the beginning of the 14th century.
“Thus, Bali and Java redeem the privi-lege of getting the best out of India and that of China. For example, chakra heal-ing is not widely known in the Chinese society, neither acupuncture nor herbal medication is yet as popular in India as
Shirodara - a chakra style theraphy arriving from far-flung India is flourishing on Bali
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it is in China. But in Bali and Java, both tremendous self healing concepts are widely practiced in the various walk of life, from palatial inner ground to vil-lage peripheries.
“Such a huge amount of inherited knowledge is the answer why spa-relat-ed industry grew rapidly here especially on Bali and Java,” Mr Merta Ada said.
Make Yuliani, founder and director of Bali Tangi natural spa product (see sep-arated story page XX), who spent her full 7 years of her youth-hood making working as well as making research in many villages in remote village in Java, confirms that Bali and Java share the similar knowledge in self-body manage-ment and rejuvenation.
“The idea is the same, although often in an opposite situation. Fear produces extra adrenaline, as well as relaxation boosts extra immune system, thus the Balinese and Javanese healing system, as any other spa related traditions, aim at improving a balanced life and creat-ing relaxed mind so that the body im-mune will improve, thus it will keep the body in peak performance and prevent it from catching any disease.“People say spa and rejuvenation re-gime don’t cure. I will say it is the other way around, good life and peace of mind, combined with proper food will improve our health and boost immune system and therefore keep it away from illness,” Mrs Yuliani said. “If you stay healthy and balanced, you never need to cure any illness. Preventing is always better than curing!”
Mrs Yuliani even suggested that spa treatment should be introduced since someone is as young as a few days old baby, arguing that a baby growing up
with a peace of mind and healthy food prevent them from catching diseases. That basic foundation of health a child experience during the early years of its life, according to Mrs Yuliani, will help keep protecting them tens of years lat-er as they grow up.
“Aside from modern junk food, many of the modern type of sickness causing children to suffer strange diseases like autism can be traced to the lack of pas-sionate body contact between parents and the babies. They are not introduced to gentle massages, hugs or not even tender touch at the early stages of their lives..
“In such a tradition where young babies are introduced with massage and other spa related regime like in Bali and Java, the number of modern diseases like au-
tism are much less encountered,” she said. Mrs Yuliani discovered that during pregnancy, young women in Java are introduced to certain body massage, and instruction for the mother how to ‘touch and treat the baby’ from out-side. Such a ‘spa discipline’ still is widely practiced until today.
This expertise resulting from thousands of years of practice are still practiced both in Bali and Java, and even reach its highest level today as spa industry grows to its full speed that almost ev-ery hotel now has a spa facility. Even a simple accommodation today most likely is capable of providing, at least, in-room massage treatment.
By Supardi Asmorobangun, photo cour-tesy Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana and Bali Tangi
Food cleansing and massage - tradition passed from the palatial ground of the Javanese
kingdoms
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Spa at Home? Aquazzi Makes It PossibleAdd a spa facility at home or your villa and change your gar-den into a combined amenity for relaxation, aromatherapy as well exercise. Aquazzi, a newly concept of relaxation, mas-sage, hydrotherapy and exercise, has just arrived on Bali to introduce a new way of well being. Using the power of pres-surized water, one can feel the comfort of the combined ef-fect of heat, massage, hydro, aroma and chromo therapy at one place.At a fairer price, Aquazzi not only enhances and beautifies a house or villa, but it also brings more value for for-rent or for-sale property. Made of high-quality acrylic of choose-your-own-color, Aquazzi adopts high-end state of the art technol-ogy, combining aqua and air pressure to provide a sensation of its own.It comes in various sizes depending on your garden setting and the number of people you may allow to use. While it is best located in your garden, Aquazzi can also be best com-bined with an indoor air-conditioned room for a more private relaxation with your partner.
Sunset Permai III/HJl Sunset Road, Seminyak, 0361-8947509www.aquazzibali.com
The Stones Entertainment Center just celebrated its one year anniversary last month and established itself as one of the biggest entertainment complex in Bali. The entertainment center features a rooftop sunset lounge, Infamy, where guests may relax and unwind, or zip a glass of cocktail or wine, while enjoying the sunset of Kuta. Its fine dining restaurant, Salt of the Earth, is one of the finest restaurants in Kuta, serving International and Mediterranean a la carte, a great option for a couple wishing to enjoy an unbeatable romantic dinner. Blue Sapphire is the resort club and bar, with in-house band and DJ playing latest hits from evening until dawn.The Stones will be part of the 5-star international hotel to be opened in mid year 2012, boasting 320 rooms, 6000 square feet swimming pool and a grand ballroom capable of accommodating over 3000 persons.
The StonesJalan Pantai, Kuta - BaliPhone: 0361-766100www.thestones-kuta.com
Stones, Kuta’s Growing Entertainment Center
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A novel idea often doesn’t take a complicated, expensive system. Unfor-tunately, a bunch of people, including those claiming themselves as scientists, often consider simplicity as an act of fu-tility. Turtle hatchery and protection is one among the debate over a period of years of what is the best way to protect this highly endangered species from vanishing.
The most popular method in what people ill-called “turtle conservation centers”. They dig the animal eggs, col-lect them in a basket and let each hatch in a man-made, sand-filled protective ground. Worse, once those eggs hatch, the baby turtles are kept, along with a bunch of others, on a plastic, metal or concrete container. They would be released to the sea after few days, or weeks, and often a couple of months, waiting for the adopter parents, who
will pay few dollars to buy them to get released, usually for a certain ceremo-nial festivity.
Again, this is mainly because of the sup-plier-demand dilemma that causes such a practice to flourish. A huge amount of companies have otherwise enviro-concern, wishing to help conserving the nature by ‘buying’ baby turtles and release them on certain dates, such as the company anniversary celebration. On that important day, baby turtles are brought in from several kilometers dis-tance, released on the nearby beach.
The truth is, a mother turtle only lay her eggs on a very accurate calcula-tion. It considers humidity, weather, type of wave, sand and even the moon
Proper Turtle Recovery from Bali’s South
Environmentally Speaking
Once a baby turtle hatches, its sensoric motor memorize and guide the turtle
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revolution. Because the mother knows each of her baby would, after naturally hatched, travel to the deep ocean for thousand-and thousands of miles, jour-neying from one continent to another, and return to the exactly the same beach after 30 years, to release eggs. Thus moving an egg from its original, natural habitat will certainly cause this natural link difficult to follow.Worse, each baby turtle have a life span of 7 days on their “natural food supply” contained in their body while fighting to learn to survive in the rough ocean. Releasing them even a couple of days after the hatchery would cut their life chance to less than 10 percent. Releas-ing them few weeks after the hatchery would certainly slowly kill them in the process, before even their first ‘birth-day’.
Fortunately enough, some establish-ments understand this negative cam-paign. Nikko Bali Resort & Spa is one among the very few. They follow what just everyone can actually copy-paste the noble yet simple method. Once a mother turtle lays eggs, normally be-tween 10pm – 3pm, the resort security guard would mark the location. The fol-lowing morning their colleagues would install a simple fence, enough for the resort guests not to walk or lay on it, and enough to prevent land predators from digging and eating them away.
This simple system work very well, ex-tremely well actually. This year alone the resort has released its fifth ‘genera-tion’ of turtles, each group amounting for as much as 90 -130 ‘brothers and sisters’.
“From these five nests so far, we’ve re-lease over 300 baby turtles this year,” said Aswin Pranoto, the resort Public Relation Manager. “This is the fifth re-lease we did this year and up to today, we have done more than a dozen re-leases since the hotel was present,” he said.
There should be more conservationists
learn this, and start to rethink their ef-fort, to make Bali a safe haven not only for travelers, but also for the visiting turtles.
By Supardi Asmorobangun NiKKO BALi RESORT & SPANusa Dua, 0361-773377 www.nikkohotel.com
Environmentally Speaking... is our dedicated page to promote a greener earth and bluer sky. for inquires or ar-ticle submision please drop and email to: [email protected]
Baby turtle released only hours after it hatches
A simple fence to give baby turtles a better chance to survive against land predators and human instruction
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EMERGENCY PHONES
Police : 110 Ambulance : 118 Fire Department : 113 SAR : 115/151/111
HOSPITAL
RSAD Jl. Sudirman, Denpasar Telp. +62 361 228003
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Merdeka Medical Center ( MMC ) Jl. Merdeka Renon, Denpasar Telp. +62 361 233790
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CLINIC Klinik SOS Gatotkaca Jl. Gatotkaca, Denpasar Telp. +62 361 223555 ( Open 24 hours )
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AIRLINES
Air Asia ( AK )Jl. LegianPhone: 0361-760 116, 755 799
Air FranceGrand Bali Beach Hotel Room # 1105Jl Hang Tuah Phone : 288511Terminal Keberangkatan - TubanPhone : 755523
Air New ZealandWisti Sabha Bldg 2nd Fl, Ngurah Rai Airport, Tuban. Phone : 756170 Fax : 754594
Airport Cargo Airport Interna-tional Ngurah RaiPhone : 751471 Fax : 752218Gg Murai 18, Phone : 432896
Ansett AustraliaGrand Bali Beach HotelJl Hang Tuah Sanur 80001Phone: 289635 - 289636 Fax: 289637Airport Tuban Phone: 755740
British AirwaysGrand Bali Beach Hotel Jl Hang Tuah Phone: 288511
Bouraq Indonesia Jalan Sudirman 19A, Denpasar, Bali. Tel: 62-361-223564China Airlines ( CI )Wisti Sabha Building, 2nd Floor - Ngurah Rai International Airport
Cathay Pacific ( CX )Wisti Sabha Building, 2nd FloorNgurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-766 931, Fax: 0361-766 935
Continental Airlines ( CO )Wisti Sabha Building, 2nd FloorPhone: 754 856, 757 298 Fax: 0361- 757 275
EVA Air ( BR )Wisti Sabha Building, Ground Floor - Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-759 773, ext.5308, Fax: 0361-756 488
Garuda Indonesia ( GA )Grand Bali Beach Hotel, Phone : 288243Natour Kuta Beach, Phone : 751179Nusa Dua, Phone : 771864, 771444 Jl Melati 61, Phone : 227825 Hotel Nusa Dua Beach, Phone : 772231 Jl Kapt Mudita 2, Phone : 234913 Jl Kepundung 21, Phone : 233853 Jl Pantai Kuta, Phone : 751179 Jl Srikarya 1, Phone : 228916Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-751 011 ext.5204, Fax: 0361-751 177
Japan Airlines ( JL )Jl. Raya Kuta No: 100X TubanPhone: 0361-757 077, 764 733, Fax: 0361-757 082
Korean Air in BaliThe Grand Bali Beach Hotel Garden Wing Rm 1121 & 1123 PO Box 275Reservation Phone : 289402 Fax : 289403
KLM Royal Ducth AirlinesWisti Sabha Bldg, Ngurah Rai Airport Phone : 756126 Fax : 753950
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Lufthansa German AirlinesHotel Bali Beach, Ph. 287069 Lauda AirGedung PAJ, Phone: 758686Airport Ngurah Rai, Phone: 753207
Lion Air ( JT )Phone: 763 872
Merpati Nusantara AirlinesJl. Melati No: 51 DenpasarPhone: 0361-235 358Malaysia Airlines ( MH )Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-757 294, 764 995
Mandala Airlines ( RI )Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-751 011
Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-768 358, 768 360, Fax: 0361-768 369
Sanur Beach HotelPhone: 0361-287 915Jl. Sugianyar No: 5, DenpasarPhone: 0361- 227 824, Fax: 0361-235 169
Royal Brunei AirlinesWisti Sabha Building, Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361- 757 292, Fax: 0361- 755 748
Singapore Airlines ( SQ )Ngurah Rai International AirportPhone: 0361-768 388Fax: 0361-768 383Jl. Dewi Sartika No.88 DenpasarPhone: 261666
Thai Airlines in BaliWisti Sabha Building, 2nd Floor Room # 19, Ngurah Rai Airport, Phone : 754856Grand Bali Beach Hotel Sanur Phone : 288141 Fax : 288063
Qatar Airways ( QR )Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel - Jl. Kartika Plaza Kuta-BadungPhone: 0361-752 222Fax: 0361-753 788Grand Bali Beach HotelJl. Hang Tuah Sanur-DenpasarPhone: 0361-288 331
CONSULATES
AUSTRALIAMr. Bruce CowledAustralian ConsulateJalan Tantular Renon No. 32 Den-pasar, Bali 80324Tel : (0361) 241118 Fax : (0361) 241120Email : [email protected]
BRAZILMr. Aureo Renato Vianna FilhoHonorary ConsulAddress:C/- By The Sea Store
General Info
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Jl. Raya Legian No. 186, Kuta 80361Tel : (0361) 757 775,Fax : (0361) 751 005E-mail: [email protected]
BRITISHMr. Mark WilsonBritish Honorary ConsulCat and Fiddle RestaurantJalan Mertasari No. 2 SanurTel : (0361) 287804Fax : (0361) 270601Email : [email protected]
CHILEAN CONSULATEMr. Bernard HaymozJl. Pengembak Gg. 1 Nr. 3 Sanur 80827, Bali - IndonesiaTel : (0361) 281503Fax : (0361) 285216Email : [email protected]
CZECH REPUBLICMr. Graham JamesConsulate of the Czech RepublicJl.Pengembak 17, SanurTel : (0361) 286465Fax : (0361) 286408Email : [email protected]
DENMARK & NORWAYNorway ConsulateMrs. Mira Chandra Royal Danish ConsulateMrs. Loena KanginnadiMimpi Resort, Kawasan Bukit Per-mai, JimbaranTel : (0361) 701070 (ext 32)Fax : (0361) 701073, 701074Email: [email protected]
FRANCEMr. Rathael DevianneConsular Agency of FranceJalan Mertasari Gg.II No. 8, Sanur - DenpasarTel : (0361) 285485Fax : (0361) 286406Email : [email protected]
GERMANYMr. Reinhold JantzenConsulate of GermanyJalan Pantai Karang 17, Sanur Denpasar.Tel : (0361) 288535, 288826, Fax : (0361) 288826 Email : [email protected]
HUNGARYMs. Gabriella CristofoliHonorary Consul C/- MarinturJl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 219, SanurTel : (0361) 287 701, Fax : (0361) 735 232
ITALYMr. Giosepe ConpessaHonorary Vice Consulate of ItalyLotus Enterprise BuildingJalan Bypass Ngurah RaiTel : (0361) 701005,Fax : (0361) 701005E : [email protected]
JAPANMr. Kaora HattaConsulate Office of JapanJalan Raya Puputan, No.170 Renon Tel : (0361) 227628,Fax : (0361) 231308Email : [email protected]
MALAYSIAMr. Feisol HasyimHonorary ConsulAlam Kulkul Boutique ResortJl Pantai Kuta, Legian, Bali 80030Tel : (0361) 752 520 / 766 373,Fax : (0361) 766 373Email: [email protected]
MEXICOMr. I Gusti Bagus YudharaHonorary Consulate of MexicoPuri Astina BuildingJalan Prof. Moh. Yamin 1-A, Den-pasarTel : (0361) 223266, Fax : (0361) 244568Email : [email protected]
NETHERLANDSMr. Al Purwa, MBAConsulate of The NetherlandsJalan Raya Kuta No: 127, KutaTel : (0361) 761502,Fax : (0361) 752777Email : [email protected]
SPAINMr. Amir RabikHonorary Consulate of SpainKomplek Istana Kuta Galeria Blok. 2 No. 11Tel : (0361) 769286,Fax : (0361) 769186Email : [email protected]
SWEDEN & FINLANDMr. Ida Bagus Ngurah WijayaConsulate of Sweden and FinlandSegara Village HotelJalan Segara Ayu, Sanur 80228Opening hours : Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 - 13Tel : (0361) 282223,Fax : (0361) 282211Emergency : +62 8179723658Email : [email protected]
SWITZERLAND & AUSTRIAMr. Jon ZurchenKompleks Istana Kuta GalleriaBlok Valet 2 No. 12 Jl. Patih Jelantik - 80361 KutaTel : (0361) 751735Fax : (0361) 754457Email : [email protected]@denpasar.wasantara.net.id
SWISSMr. Jon ZurcherConsulKompleks Istana Kuta Galeria (former Central Parking)Blok Valet 2 No. 12, Jl. Patih Jelan-tik, KutaTel : (0361) 751 735,761 511,Fax : (0361) 754 457E-mail : [email protected]
THE ROYAL THAI CONSUL-ATEMr. Peraphon PrayooravongHonorary ConsulMr. Poramate KhemwongthongConsular OfficerJl. Puputan Raya No. 81, Renon Denpasar 80235Tel : (0361) 263 310, Fax : (0361) 238 044Email : [email protected]
REPUBLIC DEMOCRATIC TIMOR LESTEMr. Manuel SerranoConsul GeneralJalan Prof. Yamin No. 4, Renon DenpasarTel : (0361) 235 093,Fax : (0361) 235 092Email : [email protected]
UNITED STATES OF AMER-ICAMr. Joshua Andrew TothConsular Agency of the United States of AmericaJalan Hayam Wuruk 310, Tanjung Bungkak Denpasar 80235Tel : (0361) 233605, Fax : (0361) 222426Email : [email protected]
MUSEUMS
Museum of BaliJl. Letkol Wisnu, DenpasarTel. 222 680
Museum Le MayeurJl. Hang Tuah, SanurTel. 286 164Open Saturday to Thursday; 8am - 4pm, Friday 8am - 1.30pm
Neka Art MuseumJl. Raya Campuhan, UbudTel. 975 074Open Daily; 8am - 5pm
D’topeng KINGDOMJl. Setiabudi 10, Simpang Siur KUTA (Behind Dewa Ruci Skate Park)Ph : 0361-764777 (Hunting), 0361-3613030 (HOTLINE ENGLISH SERVICE) E: [email protected] www.dtopengkingdommuseum.com
Agung Rai Museum of ArtJl. Pengosekan, UbudTel. 974 228Open Daily; 9am - 6pm
Puri Lukisan MuseumJl. Raya Ubud, UbudTel. 975 137Open Daily; 8am - 4pmRudana MuseumJl. Cok Rai Pudak 44, UbudTel. 975 779Open Daily; 8am - 4pm
Museum Subak(Museum of Balinese Irriga-tion System) Jl. Raya Kediri, TabananTel. 810 315Open Daily; 9am - 5pm
Museum PasifikaBTDC AREA BLOCK P Nusa DuaPhone : (62) 361 774935Em@il : [email protected]
Museum NekaJl. Raya Campuhan, UbudPhone : (0361) 975639
Rudana MuseumJl. Cok Rai Pudak 44 Peliatan, ubudPhone : (0361) 975779Fax : (0361) 975091
Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA)Jl. Pangosekan, UbudPhone : (0361) 976659Fax : (0361) 974229
Museum SubakJl. Gatot Subroto, Ds. Sanggulan, Kediri, TabananPhone : (0361) 810315
Museum BaliJl. Mayor Wisnu, DenpasarPhone : (0361) 235059, 222680Fax : (0361) 222680
Museum Le MayeurJl. Hang Tuah, SanurPhone : (0361) 286201
MUSEUM OF FINGERPRINT PAINTINGSJl. Hayam Wuruk 175, DenpasarPhone : ( +62 361 ) 235115
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SPA Guide
KUTA AREA
ARC ClinicJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 1 KutaP. 767 543, F. 742 4639
Aroma JepunJl. Nakula, Sunset RoadP. 744 3517
Ayodya Spa by MandaraPO Box 46, Nusa DuaP. 771 102, F. 771 616www.ayodyaresortbali.com
Bali Gaya Spa @ Mercure KutaJl. Pantai Kuta,P. 767 411, F. 767 417www.mercurekutabali.com
Bali TangiJl. Sunset Road No.18P. 763 574
CozyJl. Sunset Road A/3P. 766 762, F. 766 743
Everyday SpaKomp. The Lotus, Kav.3-5, Jl. Dewi Sri, KutaP. 755 455, F. 763 347
Fivelements, Puri AhimsaBr. Baturning, Mambal, BadungP. 469 206www.fivelements.org
Frangipani Massage @ Grand Istana Rama Hotel Jl. Pantai Kuta, KutaP. 752 208, F. 745 852www.grandistanarama.com
Giri Loka Spa @ Harris Re-sort KutaJl. Pantai Kuta PO. BOX 2073, KutaP. 753 868, F. 753 875
Holistic Healing CentreKuta Poleng E-1, Jl. SetiabudiSimpang Siur, KutaP. 766 259www.balispirit.com/health/holistic.html
Jamu Spa, School & Prod-uctsJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 99x, KutaP. 704 581, F. 704 582
Jamu Traditional Spa @ Alam Kul KulP. 752 520, F. 766 377www. Alamkulkul.com
Mandara SpaJl. Raya Kuta 707, KutaP.755 572, F. 755 573www.mandaraspa.com
Relax SpaJl. Dewi Sri LC 16, Komp. Ruko Plaza 18,Kuta, P. 743 380
Reborn HealthcarePertokoan Niaga Dewa Ruci A1Jl. Sunset Road, P. 767171
Spa Bali @ Mercure Kuta BaliJl. Pantai KutaP. 767 411, F. 767 417www.mercurekutabali.com
Sukha Spa @ Mercure Kuta BaliJl. Jenggala ,South KutaP. 730 940,www.ristabali.com
Telaga SpaRuko Graha Ganesa Blok A.B.CJl. Dewi Sri Lc 16 Sunset RoadKuta,P.873 3831,F.873 3832www.talagaspabali.com The Body SpaJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai,Pertokoan Tuban Plaza,Blok 7- Kuta The Holistic Healing Center Kuta Behind DIJON,P. 766 259
SOUTH KUTA BEACH AREA
Asylum Jl. Kartika Plaza ,Tuban ,P. 758 241 Bali Ratu Relaxation & Es-thetic SpaJl. Kartika Plaza No. 18 ,KutaP. 753 463/753 464www.baliratu.jp
Giriloka Spa @ Kuta ParadisoP. 744 3293,F. 754 375www.kutaparadisohotel.comGreen Garden SpaJl. Wana Segara,Tuban,P. 765 333F. 764 222,www.greenbali.com
Jalanidi Spa @ Kuta Paradiso HotelJl. Kartika Plaza PO.BOX 1133 & 1134 Tuban,P. 761 414.F.756 944www.kutaparadisohotel.com Karma Spa @ WaterbomWaterbom ParkJl. Kartika Plaza,P. 755 676www.karmakandra.com
Siloamm Spa @ The Vira Bali HotelJl. Kartika Plaza ,Kuta ,P. 765 700www.thevirabali.com
Theta @ Ramada Bintang Bali ResortJl. Kartika Plaza –KutaP. 755 726, www.thetaspa.com
LEGIAN AREA
Dala Spa@ Villa De DaunJl. Raya Legian 123 B,KutaP. 756 276,F.750 643www.villadedaun.com
Gaya Spa @ Mercure Kuta HotelLevel 4,Jl.Pantai Banjar,Pande Mas KutaP. 767 411 ext .148 F. 767 417
Gaya Spa @ The Sandi PhalaJl. Wana Segara ,TubanP. 753 780http://www.gaya-spa.com
Mandara Spa @ Padma Re-sort BaliJl. Padma No. 1 Legian,P. 752 111F. 753 621, www.hotelpadma.com
Spa @ The Legian Jl. Laksamana –Oberoi,SeminyakP. 730 622,F. 730 623www. ghmhotels.com
The Spa @ MandiraJl. Padma 2, Legian ,P. 751 381F. 752 377www.balimandira.com
SEMINYAK AREA
Allure Spa BaliSpa Products & ServiceJl. Umalas 1 No.85, P. 274 0619www.allurespabali.com
Amoras SpaJl. Laksamana 57,Oberoi,SeminyakP. 734 260,F.736 755www.amoras-spa.com Anantara Spa @ Anantara Seminyak BaliJl. Abimayu ,P. 737 773,F. 737 772www.balianantara.com
Bodyworks SpaJl.Kayu Jati No. 2,PetitengetSeminyak,P. 733 317, F. 735 058www.bodyworksbali.com Bonita SpaJl.Petitenget No. 2000X,SeminyakP.731 918/746 5348www.bonitabali.com
Chill Reflexology @ The VillasJl. Kunti 118X,Seminyak,P.730 840F. 733 751,www.thevillas.net
Espace Spa BaliJl. Raya Basangkasa No.3B,Seminyak,P. 730 828,F. 730 502www.espacespsbali.com
Jari MenariJl. Raya Basangkasa #47,seminyakP. 736 740,[email protected]
Le Spa @ The Royal Beach Seminyak BaliJl. Camplung Tanduk-SofitelP. 730 730, F.730 545www.theroyalbeachseminyakbali.com
Life Force-Spa SollutionsKunti Plaza No.4,Jl.Kunti,SeminyakP. 808 9336, F. 731 831www.life-forcebali.com
Luxe Lounge Spa @ Sentosa Private Villas & SpaJl. Pura Telaga Waja ,Petitenget-SeminyakP. 730 333,F. 737 111www.balisentosa.com
Marta Tilaar Spa Jl. Raya Basangkasa no.30 ASeminyak P. 731 463,F.730 906www.marthatilaarspa.com
M`Spa @ Paul`s PlaceJl. Laksamana 4A,SeminyakP. 736 715/ 736 718
Prana Spa @ The VillasJl. Kunti 118 X,SeminyakP.730 840 F. 733 751www.thevillas.net
Spa Venus @ Villa KubuJl. Raya Seminyak,Gang PlawaNo. 33 F-SEMINYAK,P. 731 129F. 735 500,www.villakubu.com
Spa @ The SamayaJl. Laksamana ,Seminyak ,P.731 149F. 731 203,www.thesamayabali.com
SukuJl. Raya Kerobokan,SeminyakP. 731 187
Taman Merah SpaJl. Raya Petitenget 469,SeminyakP. 736 656, F. 736 658www.tamanmerahspa.com
The Elysian Spa @ The Elysian Jl. Sari Dewi No.18,SeminyakP. 730 999,F. 737 509www.theelysian.com
The Private Spa Wellness CenterJl. Camplung Tanduk No.4Seminyak ,P. 731 648www.Privatespawellnesscenter.com
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Yhi Spa@ Melia Bali Villas & Spa ResortKawasan Wisata BTDC Lot.1 Nusa DuaP. 771 510, F. 776 880www.solmalia.com
TANJUNG BENOA
Biwana Spa @ Aston Bali Beach Resort & SpaJl. Pratama 68X, Tanjung BenoaP. 773 577,F. 776 954www.AstonBali.com
Bali Tropic Spa @ Bali Tropic ResortJl. Pratama 34 A, Nusa DuaP. 772130,F. 772131www.balitropic-resort.com
Jiwa Spa @ Conrad BaliJl. Pratama 168,Tanjung Benoa-Nusa DuaP. 778 788,F. 773 888www.conradbali.com
Thalaso @ Grand Mirage ResortJl. Pratama no.74,Tanjung BenoaP. 773 883,F. 772 247www.thalassobali.com
JIMBARAN AREA
Aroma TalkJl. Raya Kampus Udayana no.9Jimbaran, P. 703 826, F. 972 198
Thermes Marins Bali @ Ayana Bali Resort & SpaJl. Karang Mas Sejahtera ,JimbaranP. 702 222,F. 701 555www.ayanaresort.com
Henna Spa @ Villa BalquisseJl. Uluwatu no.18 X,JimbaranP. 701 695,F. 703 087www.balquisse.com
Jamahal SpaJl. Uluwatu 1,JimbaranP. 704 394,www.jamahal.netKarma Spa @ Karma Jimba-ranJl. Bukit Permai Jimbaran,P. 708 800,F. 708 801www.karmakandra.com
Krama Spa @ Karma Jimba-ranJl. Bukit Premai,JimbaranP. 708 800,F. 708 801www.karmajimbaran.com
Well Being SpaJl. Laksamana No. 66 B,SeminyakP. 735 573,F. 736 112www.wellbeingspa.com
SANUR AREA
My Spa @ Mercure Sanur ResortJl. Mertasari PO.BOX 3476P. 288 833,F.287 303www.mercureresortsanur.com
The Spa @ Bali HyattJl. Danau Tamblingan, SanurP. 281 234,F. 387 831www.bali.resort.hyatt.com
The Spa @ Puri SantrianJl. Cemara 35,PO.BOX 3055,SanurP. 288 009,F. 287 101www.santrian.com
NUSA DUA AREA
Kriya Spa @ BaliKawasan Wisata BTDC,Nusa Dua BaliPO.BOX 53 Nusa Dua,P. 771 234F. 771 083,www.bali.grand.hyatt.com
Mandara Spa @ Nikko Bali Resort & SpaJl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan,P. 773 377 F. 773 ,www.nikkobali.com
Nusa Dua SpaKawasan Pariwiata Nusa Dua,Lot North 4 P. 771 210 ext 730 or 765www.nusahotel.com
The Laguna Spa & Villa @ The Laguna Resort & SpaKawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2, Nusa Dua,P. 771 327, F. 771326www.luxurycollection.com/bali
The Spa @ The BaleJl. Nusa Dua Selatan,PO Box 76,Nusa Dua ,P. 775 111, F. 775 222www.thebale.com
Westin Spa @ The Westin ResortPO.BOX 36 Nusa DuaP. 771 906, F. 772 048www.westin.com
Malkoha Spa @ Gending KedisJl. Karang Mas S ejahtera 100 YJimbaran Bay.P. 708 906,F.708 905www.gendingkedis.comThe Spa @ Alila Villas UluwatuJl. Blimbing Sari ,Banjar Tambiyak Desa PecatuP. 848 2166,F. 848 2188www.alilahotels.com
The Spa @ Bvlgari Hotel & Resort BaliJl. Goa Lempeh ,Banjar Dinas Kangin ,UluwatuP. 847 1000,F. 847 1111www.bulgarihotels.com
Uluwatu Spa 2 IntercontinentalJl. Uluwatu No. 45 JimbaranP. 701 888,F. 701 258www.bali.intercontinental.com
UBUD AREA Ayung Spa @ Ubud Hanging GardensPO.BOX UbudP. 962 700,F. 982 800www.ubudhanginggardens.com
Ibah Spa @ Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas & SpaPO Box 193,UbudP. 974 466,F.974 467www.warwick ibah.com
Kamandalu Spa @ Kaman-daluJalan Tegalalang,Banjar Nagi ,UbudP. 975 825,F. 975 851www.kamandaluresort.com
Spa @ Kayu Manis Villas UbudKayu manis Private Villas,Sayan UbudP. 972 777,F. 972 660www. kayumanis.com
Kirana Spa Desa Kedewatan ,Ubud,P.976 333F. 974 888,www.kiranaspa.com
Komaneka Spa @ KomanekaJl. Monkey Forest,UbudP. 976 090 F. 977 140www.komaneka.com
Lembah Spa @ The ViceroyJl. Lanyahan ,Br. Nagi,UbudP. 971 777,F. 970 777www.lembahspa.com
Mango tree Spa @ Kupu –Kupu BarongKedewatan PO.BOX 7,UbudP. 975 478,F. 975 079www.kupubarong.com
Maya Sari Mas @ Maya UbudJl. Gunung Sari,Peliatan ,UbudP. 977 888,F. 977 555
www.mayaubud.com
Safari Wellness Spa@ Elephant Safari Park LodgeJl. Elephant Park Taro UbudP. 721 480 ,F. 721 481
www.elephantsafariparklodge.com
Sedona SpaJl. Raya Campuhan ,UbudP. 975 770/970 978www. sedonaspa.com
Spa Alila @ Alila UbudP. 974 963,F. 975 968www. alilahotels.com
Spa @ Maya UbudJl. Gunug Sari ,Peliatan –UbudP. 977 888,F. 977 555www.mayaubud.com
Royal Wellnes & Healing@ The Royal Pita MahaDesa Kedewatan UbudP. 980 022,F. 980 011
www.royalpitamaha.com
OUT OF TOWN
Spa Alila @ Alila ManggisP.( 0363) 41011,F. (0363) 410 15
www.alihahotels.com
Subak Sari SpaJl. Subak Sari ,Pantai Berawa,CangguP. 742 9103www.subaksari.com
Warung Jamu Spa @ Tugu HotelJl. Pantai Batu Bolong ,CanggyP. 731 701,F. 731 708www.tuguhotels.com
