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Travel Guide to Bali, Indonesia

Bali is an island in the Indonesian archipelago. This place is widely known as a favorite place of rest of tourists from all over the world. Bali is full of either huge modern hotels or small cozy villages of locals.
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This town-resort can be relatively divided into 3 parts. The southern part of Bali is called Nusa Dua and is considered the most luxurious part resort. This is home for spacious beaches, comfortable hotels, and shopping galleries that usually work round-the-clock, making the rest fascinating and interesting. Nusa Dua will perfectly suit tourists who seek calm and silent rest. The south-west of Bali is the location of Kuta – the most popular region for shopping devotees. By the way, you will be pleasantly surprised by prices in local supermarkets and wide choice of goods will suit even most hard-to-please buyers. A magnificent aqua park with numerous attractions and entertainments is located near the trading centers, and night is the time for bars and discos. The eastern part of the island is called Sanur and this is the oldest part of the city. Here tourists will find luxurious hotels - real examples of stylish buildings of the previous century equipped with the latest technologies.
Inexpensive service is one of the biggest advantages of Bali, however, low price here comes with highest quality. You will be truly amazed by prices in many restaurants and chains of shops. Wild nature fans will have an opportunity to walk on spacious tropical gardens, see rice plantations, volcanoes and untouched jungles. If you prefer visiting historical sights, then you will definitely like ancient Hindu temples, while active rest fans have access to numerous water attractions.
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Bali: Major facts

Number of inhabitants 400,000
Local currency Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), 1 Rp = 100 cents
Working hours Banks, businesses and government offices are generally open 08.00-16.00 or 09.00-17.00 Mon - Fri. A lot of shopping malls remain open till 22.00 or later. Street markets do generally not open till around 19.00 and remain open as late as midnight. A lot of smaller shops stay closed from dusk on Fri and Sat night.
Related sites http://www.balix.com
http://www.bali-paradise.com
http://www.my-indonesia.info
http://www.balidenpasartourism.com
Major newspapers and journals Hello Bali
Jakarta Post
Emergency telephone numbers Police 112
Fire 113
Ambulance 118

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