The Miracle of Bali is still able to attract tourists. Remarkably, the island resort into the most exotic honeymoon location Huffingtonpost version of a site.
In a ranking that held Huffingtonpost site, referred to as Bali's most exotic honeymoon destinations in the world. Bali, especially Ubud a relaxing and away from the crowd said to be a great place for a honeymoon.
Ubud is located 35 kilometers from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Meanwhile, Bali is famous for its beautiful beaches and crowded like Kuta and Seminyak to Ubud is a good option for those who want to relax in the woods and verdant rice fields. Ubud is also located in the highlands, so the atmosphere here to be cooler than other places in Bali. Similarly, as reported by the Huffingtonpost, Friday (13/01/2012).
In addition to its natural setting, Ubud is not less renowned as a center of Indonesian art. This small town has many art galleries that showcase a collection of handicrafts, such as wood carving, silver handicrafts, batik, painting, and others. Maestro famous painter Antonio Blanco even live in this city until the end of his life. Gallery of his paintings can still be seen today.
Ubud also has a famous tourist attraction, the Monkey Forest. Forest full of monkeys are considered sacred by the Balinese people and inhabited by many wild monkeys. In the woods there is Pura Agung Dalem Padangtegal, known as the Temple for the Going Was.
Contained accommodation in Ubud are also numerous, ranging from luxury resorts to small cabins. All offer the same thing, namely a peaceful and tranquil Balinese.
For those who want to honeymoon near the beach, HuffingtonPost recommend Alila Mangosteen Resort is located in Amed, east Bali. The resort provides private access to the nearest beach that almost no one. The cost per night stay at the resort is $ 150 and USD180 during peak season.
Other locations to be an exotic honeymoon destinations of the world play Huffingtonpost version is Thailand, who finished second, followed by Vietnam and India in the third and fourth positions. South Africa was in sixth position, behind Morocco following a row followed by Fiji, French Polynesia and the Maldives.
In a ranking that held Huffingtonpost site, referred to as Bali's most exotic honeymoon destinations in the world. Bali, especially Ubud a relaxing and away from the crowd said to be a great place for a honeymoon.
Ubud is located 35 kilometers from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Meanwhile, Bali is famous for its beautiful beaches and crowded like Kuta and Seminyak to Ubud is a good option for those who want to relax in the woods and verdant rice fields. Ubud is also located in the highlands, so the atmosphere here to be cooler than other places in Bali. Similarly, as reported by the Huffingtonpost, Friday (13/01/2012).
In addition to its natural setting, Ubud is not less renowned as a center of Indonesian art. This small town has many art galleries that showcase a collection of handicrafts, such as wood carving, silver handicrafts, batik, painting, and others. Maestro famous painter Antonio Blanco even live in this city until the end of his life. Gallery of his paintings can still be seen today.
Ubud also has a famous tourist attraction, the Monkey Forest. Forest full of monkeys are considered sacred by the Balinese people and inhabited by many wild monkeys. In the woods there is Pura Agung Dalem Padangtegal, known as the Temple for the Going Was.
Contained accommodation in Ubud are also numerous, ranging from luxury resorts to small cabins. All offer the same thing, namely a peaceful and tranquil Balinese.
For those who want to honeymoon near the beach, HuffingtonPost recommend Alila Mangosteen Resort is located in Amed, east Bali. The resort provides private access to the nearest beach that almost no one. The cost per night stay at the resort is $ 150 and USD180 during peak season.
Other locations to be an exotic honeymoon destinations of the world play Huffingtonpost version is Thailand, who finished second, followed by Vietnam and India in the third and fourth positions. South Africa was in sixth position, behind Morocco following a row followed by Fiji, French Polynesia and the Maldives.
