Holiday in Bali

Calm and serenity in a Hindu temple during Nyepi Day.   Image: veryrandomstreams.blogspot.com Virtually every culture and religion has the turn of the year celebration for the old to the New Year. Internationally, the world celebrates the New Year every January 1.  Chinese people and the Chinese community also celebrated, called the Lunar New Year or Imlek . Muslim communities also celebrate their own new year with a different time.  Melasti ceremony parade on the beach .  Image: balitrips.net The true meaning of New Year celebrations , not only to mark the turn of the calendar from the old year to the new era, but also a great opportunity for those who celebrate to reflect on what has been done in the past year, so we can do things better in the next year. Every 31 December we always celebrate New Year's Eve with a lively, party, fireworks, special food, wine and champagne, dancing and expressing resolution. However, Balinese Hindus celebrate the Balinese New

Celebrate New Year's Eve in Bali dronqiestz photo collection Image: www.flickr.com Do you already have plans to celebrate New Year's Eve with loved ones, family and friends? Counting the seconds turn from the old year to the New Year is an important moment every year.  Balawan and his gutitar . Image: hot.detik.com       New Year's Eve Party in Bal i. Image: balitravelnews.com          There is a feast in various cities around the world. Are you just going to sit at home and watch New Year's Eve show on television right? Instead of New Year's Eve passed in a quiet, come to Bali to celebrate in heaven. Various interesting events and parties you can enjoy on the beach of Kuta, Sanur Beach, Nusa Dua Beach, Jimbaran, Ubud, Lovina, and many other great places in Bali.                                                                                                                                              A variety of villas, hotels, clubs an