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Keraton Jimbaran Beach Resort

Keraton jimbaran beach resort

Keraton Jimbaran Beach Resort is an elegant beachfront property that honours Bali’s cultural and artistic legacy with a collection of 102 guest rooms and private villas. The property is set within a mature tropical garden and has direct access to the pristine white sands of Jimbaran Bay.
It is a place where travellers can truly unwind in an exotic setting that is considerably removed from the trappings of mainstream tourism. Keraton Jimbaran Beach Resort  celebrates living life to the fullest and taking each new day simply as it comes.
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Exceptional Dining Experience

Joglo restaurant

Joglo Restaurant, the restaurant at Keraton Jimbaran Resort & Spa gives culinary experience that takes you on a full flavoured journey.
Choose from our signature dishes to satiate your appetite with range of specialities from local delights to International cuisine. Our menus are driven by the freshest ingredients and seasonal products to create dishes that will entice you coming back for more.

Replenishing Body & Beauty Rituals

Le Spa

Inspired by the age-old healing practices of Indonesia’s royal courts, Le Spa is an enchanting wellness facility dedicated to personal rejuvenation. It offers a carefully crafted menu of relaxation therapies and beauty rituals to address the effects of modern living. Naturally sourced ingredients And essential oils are used to indulge the body, mind and spirit.

Celebrations of The Heart

Wedding ceremony


With its native Balinese gardens and pristine stretch of white sand beach, Keraton Jimbaran Resort & Spa provides an idyllic venue for your destination wedding. It is a place to celebrate in style before your dearest friends and loved ones. Exchanging your vows beneath the tropical blue skies of Bali will make for an unforgettable day to treasure always.

Facilities and Actifities
An elegant, boutique style resort hosting 102 elegant rooms with 3 suites and 6 villas.
All rooms have private bathroom and balconies, individually controlled air conditioning and television with parabola, direct dial telephone with I.D.D, safety box, fridge, hair dryer and room service.

Beach Activities



beach-beach-volleyball

The exclusive location of the Keraton Jimbaran Resort & Spa on Jimbaran Bay offers complete seclusion on one of the best white sand beaches in Bali, where evenings bring spectacular sunsets. Very tastefully designed resort, and swimming in its swimming pool has to be experienced to be believed. Even if you are staying at another Resort this time, we recommend to visit the Resort and its pool, it makes a nice day trip, and you probably ending up wanting to stay there next time. If you like walks on the beach at sunset time this is the place for you, within walking distance there are many inexpensive but excellent grilled seafood restaurants.

Guest Activities
You will never get bored while staying with us. We have arranged many activities for our in-house guests and you also may have experience of shopping in traditional market.
Recreational Facilities
•    Beach Volley Ball
•    Massage
•    Rental Cars
•    Swimming Pool
•    Boutique
•    Table Tennis
•    Chess
•    Billiard

Meeting Facilities
Book business conference Venues at Keraton Jimbaran Resort & Spa. Your every need will be taken care of during the events by a dedicated team who are well versed in the art of Balinese hospitality. All of our personalized services will ensure that your events with us at Keraton Jimbaran Resort & Spa is successfully plan.
Meeting Facilities:
•    Flip chart
•    Laser Pointer
•    LCD Projector & Screen
•    Meeting Room
•    Microphones, 2 wireless & 2 cable
•    Note pad and Pen
•    Registration Table
•    Sound System
•    Water and Mints
•    Wi-Fi Internet in the meeting room

The Nyepi Rituals

NYEPI (Day of Silence)
IS NOT JUST A RITUAL MEMORIAL

Nyepi is a Balinese "Day of Silence" that is commemorated every Isakawarsa (Saka new year) according to Bali's calendar (in 2014, it will be on March 31). It is a day of silence, fasting, and meditation. The day following Nyepi is also celebrated as New Year
Observed from 6 a.m. until 6 a.m. the next morning, Nyepi is a day reserved for self-reflection and as such, anything that might interfere with that purpose is restricted. The main restrictions are: no lighting fires; no working; no entertainment or pleasure; no traveling; and for some, no talking or eating at all. The effect of these prohibitions is that Bali’s usually bustling streets and roads are empty, there is little or no noise from TVs and radios, and few signs of activity are seen even inside homes. The only people to be seen outdoors are the Pecalang, traditional security men who patrol the streets to ensure the prohibitions are being followed.
Although Nyepi is primarily a Hindu holiday, non-Hindu residents of Bali observe the day of silence as well, out of respect for their fellow citizens. Even tourists are not exempt; although free to do as they wish inside their hotels, no one is allowed onto the beaches or streets, and the only airport in Bali remains closed for the entire day. The only exceptions granted are for emergency vehicles carrying those with life-threatening conditions and women about to give birth.
On the day after Nyepi, known as Ngembak Geni, social activity picks up again quickly, as families and friends gather to ask forgiveness from one another, and to perform certain religious rituals together.

Rituals
  • First, The Melasti Ritual is performed at the 3-4 previous day. It is dedicated to Sanghyang Widhi Wasa and is performed at the beach to respect them as the owner of The Land and Sea. The ritual performed in Pura (Balinese temple) near the sea (Pura Segara) and meant to purify Arca, Pratima, and Pralingga (sacred objects) belongs to several temples, also to acquire sacred water from the sea. For area that are located far from the sea,the ritual was carried out on the lake or river that is The Melasti Ritual is a symbol of respect for the water which serves to purify the body and mind as well as to providing welfare to all beings
The Melasti Ritual
The Melasti Ritual

  • Second, The Bhuta Yajna Ritual is performed in order to vanquish the negative elements and create balance with God, Mankind, and Nature. The ritual also meant to appease Batara Kala by Pecaruan offering. Devout Hindu Balinese villages usually make ogoh-ogoh, demonic statues made of bamboo and paper symbolizing negative elements or malevolent spirits. After the ogoh-ogoh have been paraded around the village, the Ngrupuk ritual takes place, which involves burning the ogoh-ogoh. Bhuta is a sysbol of strength of the two characters that are good and bad t the same time, a ritual to remind people that there is a force to be selected and used as needed, bed power should be kept away even eredicated from the human, specially on the ave of Nyepi day, the form of this ritual is ogoh-ogoh parade aroud the village, which ended with the burning of those ogoh-ogoh on the beach.
The Bhuta Yajna Ritual
The Bhuta Yajna Ritual

ogoh-ogoh
Ogoh-ogoh

  • Third, The Nyepi Rituals is performed with the following conditions:
    • Amati Geni: No fire/light, including no electricity
    • Amati Karya: No working
    • Amati Lelungaan: No travelling
    • Amati Lelanguan: Fasting and no revelry/self-entertainment
The Nyepi Rituals
The Nyepi Rituals
A day after the Bhuta Yadnya ritual, it is believed that the evel spirit have been far away from the human, which left only the noble qualities, so at the time of Nyepi the body and the mind are appeased by yoga meditation, providing opportunities for godlikes qualities to ties of body and mind are free, free to unite with pure power of universe.
  • Fourth, The Yoga/Brata Ritual starts at 6:00 AM and continues to 6:00 AM the next day. The goal of spiritual achievement is awareness, awareness is the third elements among the element of body and soul. Body consist of several elements that mattually bind themselves to each other where necessary the axistence of two opposite caracters of positive and negative, and element of the soul also has such two caracters of devinity and the evil.Spiritual activities can be started by learning body awareness , followed by learning of mind awareness that will ultimately transformed into soul and permanent awareness at the end, and the Nyepi Day is dedicated for universe awareness activities.
  • Fifth, The Ngembak Agni/Labuh Brata Ritual is performed for all Hindus to forgive each other and to welcome the new days to come. On this day, Hindu community in Bali is usually held an impromptu market where people meet with relatives and neighbors to forgive each other with joy.
  • Sixth and finally, The Dharma Shanti Rituals is performed after the Nyepi Day or "Day of Silence.". Community groups or componies often invite religious speaker to provide spiritual enlightenment to equalize the differences between their perceptions that  occur in the last year, as well as to talk about the significance of religious and moral teachings and how its implementation in the global life and career.


Kentel Gumi Temple









 
Kentel Gumi Temple
Kentel Gumi Temple

Kentel Gumi Temple in Tusan Banjarangkan, Klungkung, is one Kahyangan Jagat Bali temple. Kentel Gumi Temple has the same status as Batur temples and temple Besakih.

Existence Kentel Gumi existing temple about 450 years. The existence of the temple is flanked by two temples, namely; temple Maospait in the south and in the north Masceti temple. Pura Kentel Gumi originally built Mpu Kuturan. Long pole rectangular stone (stone Madeg) implanted, which is now known as Ratu Pancer Jagat. Furthermore palinggih Catur Muka built as a symbol of Brahma, the manifestation Ida Sang Hyang Widhi as the creator of the universe (Ngareka Bhuwana) with a degree Sang Hyang Reka Bhuwana. Then Sri Krishna Kepakisan dynasty founded eleven storey palinggih Meru as sthana Sang Hyang Reka Bhuwana.

Kentel Gumi Temple, Besakih temple, and the temple Batur, known as Triguna temple or temple Kahyangan Tiga Jagat Bali. Pura Besakih is the universe Bali temple palace, temple Batur, as Jagat Bali village temple, and the temple Kentel Gumi is Puseh Jagat Bali. "It means temple Kentel Gumi had the same position with the temple and the temple Besakih Batur."

This temple consists of 24 indigenous villages in Banjarangkan. Adat leaders in the traditional village Tusan that coordinate. The ceremony takes place every Umanis Galungan and ngusabha the fifth full moon.

Art Centre




Werdhi Budaya Park


Werdhi Budaya Park (art center) on the road Nusa Indah Denpasar, Bali. Werdhi Budaya Park is one of the largest and most complex of cultural performances in Bali, where the Bali arts festival annually held in this place and lasted for a month starting on the first Saturday night in June. Werdhi Budaya Park was designed by Balinese architecture called Ida Bagus Tugur. Based on the architecture of the temple and the royal palace in Bali.

Art Centre
Taman Budaya areas are divided into 4 groups:

Sacred complex include; temple Taman Beji, Selonding bale, bale Pepaosan, etc...

Quiet complex includes a library Widya Kusuma


Semi-public building complex includes mahudara exhibitions, craft building, sculpture studio, guesthouse art and wantilan

Bustling complex includes; open stage (Ardha Chandra) and a covered stage Ksirarnawa (both were in the south of the river).

Bali Museum



Bali Museum
Bali Museum

 Bali museum attraction is one of the ancient buildings are still intact until now. It is in the center of Denpasar city, exactly in the east field puputan badung, adjacent to the Agung Jagat Nathan temple. Shape of the building extends from north to south is divided into two parts. The northern part is a complex of ancient buildings that were planned and built in 1910.

Bali museum is a museum which stores legacy of past human and ethnography. Collection consists of ethnographic objects such as tools and equipment life, arts, religious, and other manuscripts that reflect the life and development of Balinese culture.

bali museum collections that have been recorded and entered registers as many as 10 506 pieces, including manuscripts and copies of manuscripts. All types of collections obtained through the purchase of the people in the community, art shops and deposit gifts. Some groups are being inventoried collection stupa with components such as collection of hundreds pieces, 8.5 kg of kepeng money, ceramics (Europe, china) and porcelain from Japan, China and Siam.

Building on the concept of the museum Bali tri mandala, which is contemptible mandala (the outside), middle mandala (the center), and the main mandala (the main part).

In the main mandala, there is a building consisting of three buildings, namely:

  • Tabanan buildings, pavilions typical architecture tabanan district, tucked antiquities, such as objects of art, accessories, housewares, appliances ceremony, and an assortment of traditional weapons.
  • Building Buleleng, north Bali style architecture building tools stored household items, craft tools, agricultural tools and fishing, entertainment tools, primitive sculptures made from clay, stone, and more.
  • Karangasem building, east Bali style architecture buildings tucked prehistoric objects, objects of archaeological, ethnographic, art as well as some modern paintings.

Open: Sunday to Thursday from 8:00 to 15:00 and Friday from 08:00 to 12:30


Brahmavihara Arama

Brahmavihara Arama
Brahmavihara Arama


Brahmavihara-Arama, better known by the name of Buddha banjar monastery which is the biggest Buddha monastery in Bali. It is in a hilly area in the village tegeha banjar, banjar district, 22 km west Singaraja and 11 km from the tourist area of Lovina. With a quiet and calm atmosphere. We can look directly to the beach lovina, atmosphere of this makes the monastery Buddha this become strong appeal for tourists, both foreign tourists and domestic. Outline the monastery complex consists of 5 important, namely:

Uposatha Gara

Located on the west summit, a comfortable and quiet room. On the walls were carved panels birth of the Buddha, and in the middle there is a statue of the Buddha in a state of achieving nirvana. This room functions for the inauguration of the Bhiku samanera (candidates Bhiku), an early stage for the next training session.

Dharmasala

Sort of lecture halls located on the east. In this place the Bhiku conduct worship services, giving sermons, and this place is also used as a place to do all spiritual activity.

Stupa

A building that resembles a giant bell located in the Northwest corner, which all sides are made of concrete with a very impressive relief.

Tree Body

In the southwest corner of the building there is a large tree called the tree body, which is around the tree decorated with reliefs. This place is a symbol of the victory of the Buddha at the time he reached the Buddha sammia (the eternal perfection).

Kuti

Kuti is the residence of the Bhiku and students who are studying and this place is also sometimes used as a practice site of the Bhiku.

In the monastery complex there are some Buddha statues that adorn every corner of the garden or room. There are two very interesting Buddha statue is a statue of the Buddha statue parinirwana and are achieving the Sama or moksha in Hindu religious terms.


Beratan Temple



Bedugul is a tourist area which is located at an altitude of approximately 1240 m above sea level. Bedugul including Baturiti districts, Tabanan district. In bedugul there are two very famous tourist sites are the Bedugul botanical gardens and lakes Beratan.

Bedugul botanical garden
Bedugul botanical garden
Bedugul Botanical Garden 


Bedugul botanical garden is a very pleasant tourist sites, this area is very cool with temperatures at night an average of 18 degrees Celsius and 24 degrees Celsius during the day. Bedugul botanical garden has many protected species of plants which are mostly native to Indonesia, even some plants from other countries in trying to preserve here. Because this area is very broad and allows for Fun Game then this location is often used as a recreation area and a family outing of existing companies in Bali.

Beratan Lake
Lake Beratan
Lake Beratan


Bedugul botanical garden to the north there is a lake called Lake Beratan. The second largest lake on the island of Bali, in the lake area beratan there is a temple in the middle of the lake, if the lake water tides, the temple will be submerged by water, but only a few walls standing. Around the temple there is a place of recreation and various types of wildlife attractions managed by the residents there, we should take a picture with a python, parrots, monkeys and many other species of wildlife. Our existing lakefront boat rental place that can be used to surround this lake. For those of you who want to experience a traditional boat ride, you can find it here, directly with fishermen who will take you around the lake with a much cheaper price.