Bali20 Sanur & Fun

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4. The sleepy fishing village of Sanur was developed as Bali’s first resort to accommodate the needs to international travelers. Because of  Sanur’s strong seasonal winds, kite flying is a popular hobby.The Annual International Kite Festival is celebrated every July and features traditional Balinese giant kites up to 10 m long which are made and flown competitively by teams from different villages. Sanur a fost prima staţiune turisticădin Bali. Din cauza vânturilor foarte puternice vara, zmeele au devenit o distracţie favorită. În fiecare an are loc aici în luna iulie Festivalul international al zmeelor

5. Sanur is Bali's oldest resort with development starting here in the 70s. Situated on the east coast of Bali's southern tip it is easily accessible from Denpassar International airport. Sanur beach is known also as Pantai Matahari Terbit or Sunrise Beach, because in the morning we can see a really beautiful unobstructed sunrise Supranumită „Plaja răsăritului de soare” Sanur a fost prima staţiune turisticădin Bali. Într-adevăr răsăritul soarelui este spectaculos în această zonă.

7. Sanur is also the place where the few remaining of Brahman Kuasa villages found. Some of the charming ritual procession such as Bali’s only all-female keris dance is held in this area. Sanur a fost zona de reşedinţă a castei superioare a preoţilor brahmani hinduşi şi deşi era doar un sat de pescari, atmosfera rafinată dată de clădirile cu o arhitectură remarcabilă, înconjurate cu ziduri din piatră de recif coralier şi frumuseşea exotică a specimenelor botanice îl făceau inegalabil.

10. Balinese People Struggle Monument (Bajra Sandi) The monument is located at Niti Mandala (civic centre of Bali Province). It takes about 7 minutes from Sanur, 10 minutes from downtown Denpasar and 30 minutes from the airportShape and Structure of the monument. The width of its building is 4,900 square meters, while the whole square is 138,830 square meters. If we witness from a distance, the shape of the Monument looks like a Bajra (a Hindu priest’s bell) which is standing up at the Puputan Margarana square. Its entire wall is made of reinforced concrete and plated with volcanic stone that at a glance the monument looks like a Thai Temple.

12. The monument was designed by Mr. Ida Bagus Gede Yadnya, a young man who was that time still a student of the Architectural Department, faculty of Technology, in Udayana University, Denpasar. His designed was elected as the winner of the design competition for the monument in 1981. Monumentul Bajra Sandhi, construit in anul 1987 cu scopul de a imortaliza „sufletul si spiritul locuitorilor” din Bali. Desenat de Ida Bagus Gede Yadnya, pe atunci student la facultatea din Denpasar, câştigătorul concursului pentru proiectul monumentului luptei poporului balinez

15. Various Balinese topengs (dance masks). the mask dance predates Hindu-Buddhist influences. It is believed that the use of masks is related to the cult of the ancestors, which considered dancers the interpreters of the gods In general dansul indonezian are un tempo lent, cu mișcări controlate și rezervate. Tălpile sunt lipite de pământ (spre deosebire de baletul european unde se dansează pe vârfuri), iar mișcarea brațelor și a mâinilor este foarte importantă; aceste mișcări au fost împrumutate din dansurile hinduse. Wayang topeng sau dansul mascat este de obicei dansat de către un singur solist interpretând fragmente din poemele hinduse, Ramayana și Mahabharata, și povestiri din folclor.

17. beautiful collection of hundreds of traditional masks of all over Indonesian Archipelago, at the private museum "D'Topeng“ collection of "loro blonyo" (a pair of Gedono and Gedini statue) from different places in Indonesia, and also samples of box arts, bed arts.. (collection of D'Topeng Museum)

18. private museum D'Topeng in Sanur, has a magnificent collection of a cute Bali keris holder

19. keris holder from the collection of Tropen Museum, Amsterdam

22. Bali keris holder at Museum Gajah, Jakarta (the National Museum of Jakarta) sec XV (collection of D'Topeng Museum)

26. Coral stone

29. many resorts display rows of tall Balinese ‘banners’ bending in the breeze. They are essentially long bamboo poles covered in brightly colored fabric.

33. Prahu, local outrigger boats, Sanur Beach, Bali,

44. Art museum Le Mayeur Art museum Le Mayeur Spa

45. Alits Beach Bungalows Pool

46. Jatropha is a stunning large shrub or small tree that's almost constantly in bloom

47. Sanur’s coral reef, situated about 200 M offshore, catches the ocean waves, leaving the area inside the reef calm and shallow. Even so, there can be a somewhat strong current moving parallel to shore in one direction or the other. To break up this current, a series of stone ‘jetties’ has been built out from the beach. Built of beige stone and topped by beautiful wood pavilions sporting red clay tiled roofs, these ‘breakwaters’ actually look fantastic and add an exotic touch to Sanur’s coast.

48. Text: Internet Pictures: Nicoleta Leu & Internet All  copyrights  belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2012 Sound: Chamras Saewataporn - Piano On The Beach