Bayad Eco Trekking
Do you want to have an adventure on holiday in Bali? You can, by joining the Bayad Eco Trekking. At the same time, this sporting activity gives you freedom to inhale the fresh air at Bayad Village, Ubud and to observe the pristine ecology of plants as well as the other treasures of nature existing at the village. More than that, the support from the social life of its surroundings will confer a unique atmosphere for your holiday to make it an unforgettable experience.
 During                                        the passage, you will discern a wide variety                                        of tropical plants having several benefits,                                        ranging from the use for foodstuff to herbal.                                        Similarly, there are trees bearing rich                                        tropical fruits that you can enjoy along                                        the trekking path.
During                                        the passage, you will discern a wide variety                                        of tropical plants having several benefits,                                        ranging from the use for foodstuff to herbal.                                        Similarly, there are trees bearing rich                                        tropical fruits that you can enjoy along                                        the trekking path.
                                  The Bayad Eco Trekking path passed through                                        will also educate you as you will see and                                        touch herbal plants that are widely used                                        by Balinese people as herbal remedies. Then,                                        verdant panorama overgrown by bushes; plantations                                        of clove, cacao, coffee and vanilla; tropical                                        fruits like durian, snakefruit, rambutan,                                        banana, god, corona of god, assorted wild                                        fruits and the spread of planted rice fields                                        and clean and clear river streams - these                                        will become your magnificent spectacle during                                        your three-hour journey.
                                  A tunnel that was formerly used by the local                                        community to drain their irrigation from                                        behind the hill also lies on the trekking                                        path. Today the tunnel is no longer in use                                        for that purpose but it now becomes a part                                        of your trekking adventure, providing a                                        further charming experience. (BTN/*) 
Fascinating Show By Women’s Gong Kebyar Troupe from Kuta
 If                                        only the women’s gong kebyar troupe                                        had competed when the Bali Arts Festival                                        (BAF) XXX took place, probably the Pertiwi                                        Wijaya Kusuma women’s gamelan troupe                                        (WGT) from Kuta Customary Village would                                        have gained first place because the material                                        presented was thoroughly fascinating, and                                        had almost no weakness. The fine skills                                        of these household mothers from this international                                        village could present a lively ambience                                        to the growth and development of Balinese                                        art and culture. “Through the performance                                        of this gong kebyar, the identity of Kuta                                        as a destination of cultural tourism would                                        be maintained,” revealed the Village                                        Head of Kuta, I Gede Suparta who vivaciously                                        encourages the spirit of art creativity                                        in Kuta.
If                                        only the women’s gong kebyar troupe                                        had competed when the Bali Arts Festival                                        (BAF) XXX took place, probably the Pertiwi                                        Wijaya Kusuma women’s gamelan troupe                                        (WGT) from Kuta Customary Village would                                        have gained first place because the material                                        presented was thoroughly fascinating, and                                        had almost no weakness. The fine skills                                        of these household mothers from this international                                        village could present a lively ambience                                        to the growth and development of Balinese                                        art and culture. “Through the performance                                        of this gong kebyar, the identity of Kuta                                        as a destination of cultural tourism would                                        be maintained,” revealed the Village                                        Head of Kuta, I Gede Suparta who vivaciously                                        encourages the spirit of art creativity                                        in Kuta.
                                  Similar opinion was revealed by the Head                                        of Kuta Customary Village, I Gusti Ketut                                        Sudira in the hope that cultural degradation                                        in Kuta will never come true. “On                                        that account, there is no justifiable theorem                                        to marginalize the progress of women’s                                        group on the stage of Balinese art performance,”                                        observed Gusti Ketut Sudira optimistically.                                        The Pertiwi Wijaya Kusuma troupe’s                                        performance that evening indicated that                                        they are indeed very worthy to present on                                        the prestigious stage of Ardha Candra (at                                        Art Center Denpasar). This Gong Kebyar troupe                                        whose members are household mothers also                                        successfully won the applause from a great                                        number of spectators.
                                  These women gamelan players made a fascinating                                        presentation through a lelambatan creation                                        gamelan composition and three kinds of independent                                        dance consisting of the Gabor, Kebyar Duduk                                        and Cendrawasih dance. They competed in                                        the Women’s Gong Kebyar Parade against                                        the Gita Sancaya troupe from Kebon Kori                                        Luluk, Kesiman, Denpasar last Wednesday                                        (2/7) at Ardha Candra amphitheater.
                                  According to Ni Luh Gede Sri Mediastuti,                                        the coordinator and also envoy of the Education                                        of Family Empowerment of Kuta Village, her                                        troupe is shored up by members from 13 hamlets.                                        Each hamlet is represented by 2-3 gamelan                                        players passing through a tight selection.                                        The formation of this troupe is not only                                        intended for competition, but as a tourist                                        attraction which Kuta considers necessary                                        to develop the traditional arts. “As                                        an inhabitant living in a renowned tourist                                        resort, we feel it is necessary to develop                                        a women’s gamelan troupe. Moreover,                                        playing gamelan music is not only monopolized                                        by men; women’s group also has the                                        same capability for that,” she said.
                                  Though it was only founded a year ago, this                                        troupe has a high vivacity and once gained                                        second place in the inter-districts competition                                        of Badung Regency and made a presentation                                        at Fashion Week and Kuta Karnival among                                        others. (BTN/sana) 
 
 




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