Bukit Jambul

Bukit Jambul object known as a tourist destination due to the harmonious combination between the amazing hills, rice fields, valleys and the beautiful sea panorama. From the height of the hill we can see the natural beauty underneath. Bukit Jambul name was first given during the Dutch invasion in Indonesia by a tourist who saw a high hill standing on the south side of the main road connecting Klungkung regency and Besakih. At the top of the hill there is an Pucak temple called Pura Sari surrounded by large trees. Meanwhile, under the temple complex there are captivating panorama of rice fields. It makes the trees look like crested.

Tourist area of ​​Bukit Jambul is a natural tourist destination owned by Regency of Karangasem, which is located at the top of the hill so that the surrounding air is cool and comfortable. As with other natural scenery in Karangasem district, tourist attraction of Bukit Jambul was also present in the fusion of natural landscape in panorama hills, rice fields, valleys, and panoramic sea views. From the heights in Bukit Jambul, tourists can witness the beauty of the natural scenery is very charming and fascinating. On the edge of the road winding uphill and we can see patches of terraced rice (terracing) and clove trees are fertile growing in this hilly region. On the east will be seen the towering hills that were in Sidemen area and the south will look rice fields located in Klungkung regency and surrounding area as well as in the distance is a scene in the sea off the southern district of Klungkung. 

Peliatan Village Bali

Peliatan Village is one of villages in Bali which is quite densely populated. At present most of the villagers Peliatan already have arable land for agriculture so that most of the population shift to the livelihood of other sectors are more likely to meet their daily needs. It is influenced also by the rapid development of tourism in Bali, where Peliatan village has become one tourist destination in Gianyar regency which includes arts and crafts folk culture.

As an art village and village culture is growing quite rapidly produce high-value goods as well as many great artists such as spawned numerous I Made Bees, Anak Agung Gede Mandra, I Wayan and Wayan Gandra Gerindem. These artists belong to a group or sekeha Gong Peliatan Gunung Sari village and is famous as well as the art of percussion banak mentas experience both locally and internationally.

Peliatan Village, the village in which to learn the art and culture and its artists active citizens spawned great art that it has a considerable influence to attract tourists to the village Peliatan through their performances that crossed the globe. Often tourists visiting not only interested in looking at art performances alone, more than that they also often want to enjoy the role of being a drummer anyway. more than that there are also tourists who want to learn to dance in a group and beat contained in this village the group Gong Peliatan Gunung Sari village.

Peliatan Village has a very good potential in the field of art and culture and is a storehouse of artists. Arts and culture in this country has grown and evolved with the proliferation of a variety of art, good art of dance, sculpture, carving, or painting. There have been many figures produced artists from the village. The characters are artists skilled in the art of percussion is a lot of experience and is well known nationally and internationally, such as Anak Agung Gede Mandra, I Wayan Gandra, I Wayan Gerindem, and I Made Bees that they all belong to a group or sekeha Gong Gunung Sari Village Peliatan. Together they have contributed enough to excite the more passionate foreign tourists come to Bali in general or visiting the village Peliatan in particular. Tourists visiting, in general, they often want to share in the arts and were also serves as drummer. Even some tourists who want to learn to dance and beat the Gong group Peliatan Gunung Sari village.