9/22(Tue) | Vientiane(Wattay) 7:30-Lao Airlines(QV)414-8:50 Bangkok(Suvarnabhumi) 11:15-Singapore Airlines(SQ)973-14:40 Singapore(Changi) 16:40-Singapore Airlines(SQ)946-19:10 Denpasar(Ngurah Rai) |
Lodging | Yulia Village Inn / US$70 per night |
[booking sites for you / agoda.com Booking.com Hotel Club] | |
Major expense(s) | hotel's airport transfer service: 60,000K=US$7 Indonesia's Visa on Arrival (Valid for 7days): US$10 airport taxi to Ubud area: 195,000Rp=US$20 |
Related Sites | General Links - Asia Indonesia Laos Bali Island |
I flew from Vientiane to Denpasar, and then picked up my left luggage at
Ngurah Rai airport. Thereat I found it missing that the pouch contained
first-aid kit, some drugs. It was in outside pocket of my luggage; fortunately,
inside was undamaged.
Since zippers didn't break, the pouch must be stolen. I wondered what will
thieves do it. I thought that only valuable good is Panadol Cold &
Flu for them.
It was constant raining while I took a taxi for Ubud. I thought it was just squall; however, hotel staff said it had been rainy during the past week in spite of dry season. I had a dinner with my friend of World Investors, Pharm who stayed in Ubud since 20th September. He also complained about bad weather. We were planning to go hiking; however, If it had been rainy, I might have killed time with getting Balinese massage. Actually World Investors member intended to gather together here like last year in Hong Kong, Pharm and I were relieved as we departed from our plans.
9/23(Wed) | sightseeing in Ubud watching Jegog Bamboo Gambelan and Dance at Pura Dalem Ubud |
Lodging | Yulia Village Inn / US$70 per night |
[booking sites for you / agoda.com Booking.com Hotel Club] | |
Major expense(s) | Jegog Bamboo Gambelan and Dance: 75,000Rp=US$8 |
Related Sites | General Links - Asia Indonesia Bali Island |
Jegog Bamboo Gambelan and Dance (Photos slide show click here) |
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Time of day: Every Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. | ||
Place: Pura Dalem Ubud | ||
Performed by Sekaa Jegog "Yowana Swara Ubud" | ||
![]() The booming sound of the Jegog carries the powerful sound and vibration of the deep jungle. The chorus-echoing effect of the giant bamboo instrument creates a unique and memorable experience for any listener. |
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Performance Program | ||
1. | Truntungan | |
This is a Jegog instrumental which is the piece played to call together all of the musician in the troupe. It is also an invitation for all to join with us in the celebration of the music. | ||
2. | Tabuh "Taman Bali" | |
In this enchanting instrumental the Jegog brings you sounds from the "Garden of Paradise". | ||
3. | Pendet Dance | |
The classic welcoming dance originally a temple dance to welcome the visiting Gods and Goddesses to the temple. | ||
4. | Baris Dance | |
The Balinese warrior dance and the basic training for all serious male dancer | ||
5. | Makepung Dance | |
A dance depicting the energy and thrill of the traditional bull racing of Negara | ||
6. | Tabuh "Cangak Lemodang" | |
This instrumental inspired by a beauty of heron birds in Bali | ||
7. | Gopala Dance | |
A creation inspired by the artist of Bali to celebrate the rice harvest | ||
8. | Belibis Dance | |
A fun, new creation based on the duck-like teal | ||
9. | Tabah "Gari" | |
The closing instrumental |