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Are you planning to visit Indonesia anytime soon? Well, even if you aren't, you can't deny that Bali will be one of your destination ideas! Beaches, sunsets, volcanic mountains - these three words are usually most associated with Bali. But did you know Bali is also famous for its food?So scroll down as we show you the top 3 most scrumptious Indonesian cuisines that you can easily find in Bali. Not to worry, they're all Halal dishes and have very affordable prices too - perfect for a dine in with family and friends! 1) Nasi tekor Credit: @jalanmakanbali on InstagramThis one-of-a-kind Balinese cuisine is known as Nasi Tekor. Nasi Tekor is a dish which constitutes rice, chicken serapah, lawar, fried beans, Balinese condiments, young banana trunk soup, and all wrapped in traditional banana leaves. You can find this dish at Warung Nasi Tekor, which is located at Kertalangu Village, East Denpasar. There, you can enjoy the atmosphere of eating in an ancient Bali house made up of wood and bamboo! The stall owners I met there are very nice too, so that's definitely a plus. Their menu item is also pretty simple as it consists of various versions of Balinese mixed rice, namely Tekot Jukut Gonde Rice, Lawar Biu Batu Rice, Sere Lemo Grilled Chicken. Besides the food, this stall also sells a variety of drinks such as banana juice ice and coffee. The prices of their menu items range from a low cost of IDR 10,000 to IDR 20,000 only! How can you not resist? So why not pay Warung Nasi Tekor a visit the next time you go to Bali - you really have no reason not to! Address: Kertalangu Village, By Pass Ngurah Rai Tohpati number 28, Denpasar Phone number: +62 821-4785-7858 Opening hours: 8AM - 9PM (everyday) 2) Nasi Tempong Credit: @nailworx_soapsuds on Instagram Nasi Tempong is a dish derived from Java, Indonesia. This delicacy is served with many side dishes such as salted fish, tofu, tempeh, boiled spinach and not forgetting, super-spicy sambal - Yum! As for the main component in this dish, you are free to decide whether you want to have catfish, chicken, duck - the list is endless! Nasi Tempong is sold at a food place called Nasi Tempong Pink, which is located at Jalan Teuku Umar, Denpasar. They also have another stall located at Jalan Raya Kuta. What makes this stall so special is that their entire dining room is coloured in pink - perfect for an Instagrammable shot!Interestingly, their stall goes by this slogan: “Monyor Monyor”. When translated to English, this means that you will be guaranteed to feel a spicy sensation that makes your lips swollen when you eat their food. So if you can take the heat, why not give this a shot! Fret not, their menu items are very affordably-priced at IDR 26,000 to IDR 45,000 only. So if you love spicy food or are up for a challenge, be sure to stop by Nasi Tempong Pink! Address: Jalan Teuku Umar number 176, Denpasar, Bali Phone number: +62 8174700003 Opening hours: 10AM to 11PM (Everyday) 3) Fish Soup Credit: @bennybong74 on Instagram I've saved the best for last! Presenting to you one of my favourite Indonesian cuisines: Fish Soup from Warung Mak Beng restaurant. This fish soup tastes so fresh and is full of flavour, unlike any kind of fish soup I've ever tasted. Even on your first scoop, you can already taste the galangal, turmeric, chili sauce and squeezed lime in the soup - how could you resist?Warung Mak Beng restaurant has opened since 1941 and has never been empty of visitors. This stall only has one primary menu, consisting of white rice, fried fish, fish soup and also super spicy sambal. What's more, while dining in, you can watch the sunsest at Sanur beach - perfect for a date with your partner. As for its menu prices, you can get one whole portion of fish soup for just IDR 45,000, so it's totally worth it! Hurry, the seats are limited here so make your way to Warung Mak Beng Restaurant as soon as possible! Address: Jalan Hang Tuah number 45, Sanur, Bali Phone number: +62 361 282633 Opening hours: 8AM to 10PM (Everyday) ...
Bali, the ideal holiday destination to rejuvenate your thoughts. A land where nature meets culture, with jaw-dropping views, spectacular waves and stunning sunsets. Enter into a very exotic and warm atmosphere that will leave you breathless. While Bali is renowned for its beauty and staggering beaches, visiting its mosques will plunge you into a spiritual realm that is otherworldly. More on Bali Find a Halal Hotel in Bali 1. Masjid Ibnu Batutah Picture Credit - duniamasjid.islamic-center.or.id Located in Nusa Dua, the Masjid Ibnu Batutah shares ground with a Hindu temple as well as a Christian church.The Masjid comprises 2 levels: the first one is used for educational purposes and Qur'an recitations, while the second floor is dedicated for praying. Location: Puja Mandala, Jalan Kuruksetra, Nusa DuaTel: +62 (0)361 771 010 Facebook 2. Masjid Agung Sudirman Picture Credit - www.masjidagungsudirman.com Masjid Agung Sudirman is situated in the city center of Denpasar. Known for being the largest Masjid in the island, the Agung Sudirman Masjid has gained popularity amongst the locals as well as tourists for its original architectural structure. Designed with an almost wall-less feature, the Masjid is highly appreciated by Muslims for its natural ventilation, making it an ideal place to pray the night prayer or organize Islamic events. Location: Jalan Slamet Riyadi, Dauh Puri, DenpasarTel: +62 (0)361 264 595 3.Masjid Ar-Rahmat Picture Credit - Sylvia Nurhadi, vienmuhadi.com Found in Kuta, Masjid Ar-Rahmat is one of the most visited Masjids in Bali. It is very popular amongst Muslim tourists, which makes it a place where different nationalities and ethnicities meet. During the Friday prayers, the Masjid is filled with Muslims who come from different countries and nations. Location: Jalan Raya Kuta No.75, KutaTel: +62 (0)361 224 435 4. Masjid Nurul Huda Gelgel Picture Credit - situsbudaya.id With its 17 meters tall minaret, it is impossible not to notice the Nurul Huda Gelgel Masjid. Built during the 13th century, this Masjid is the oldest Masjid found in Bali. It is located in the center of one of Bali's largest Muslim communities. The history of this Masjid dates back from the times of a Hindu King whose 40 soldiers converted to Islam while returning from a royal meeting. Location: Jalan Waturenggong, Kampung Gelgel, Klungkung 5. Masjid Nurul Huda Tuban Picture Credit - phinemo.com The Nurul Huda Tuban is another Masjid which is international in nature. Situated in the vicinity of the Ngurah Rai International Airport, the Nurul Huda Tuban Masjid welcomes Muslim travelers, tourists as well as staff of the airport. Location: Jalan Ngurah Rai, Tuban 6. Masjid Besar Al Huda Picture Credit - bimasislam.kemenag.go.id Located on the main road of Tabanan, Majid Al Huda can barely go unnoticed with its imposing green dome. With a capacity of up to 2,000 people, the Masjid is divided into 2 sections, where the first section is dedicated to praying and the second one, to Quranic studies. Due to its accessibility, the Masjid is visited daily by locals as well as Muslim tourists for prayers. Location: Jalan Ahmad Yani, Kediri, Abian Tuwung, TabananTel: +62 (0)857 3700 2959 7. Masjid At-Taqwa Picture Credit - indoplaces.com Another edifice that Muslim tourists will notice easily, with its twin minarets facing the main road and imposing structure. Found in Denpasar near the Bali Police Head Quarters, Masjid At-Taqwa is daily visited by a number of worshipers, including members of the police force as well as the public. Location: Komplek Polda Bali, Jalan WR Supratman, Denpasar 8. Masjid Raya Ukhuwwah Picture Credit - simas.kemenag.go.id Found near the Kumbasan Night Market, the Raya Ukhuwwah Masjid is principally occupied by shop owners. Located in the commercial part of Bali, the Masjid rents out spaces to the traders, whereby the money of the rented places is invested in the Masjid. Location: Jalan Kalimantan No.19, Dauh Puri Kangin, DenpasarTel: +62 (0)361 248 868 9. Masjid Baitul Makmur Picture credit - www.cendananews.com Unlike the other Masajids who are imposing and easily found, the Baitul Makmur is found away from the main road. The Baitul Makmur Masjid is, however, a well-maintained building with the capacity of welcoming up to 700 worshipers daily. Quranic lectures are held on a weekly basis in Baitul Makmur Masjid, and foreign preachers are sometimes invited. Location: Jalan Gunung Merbuk No.4, Tegal Kertha, West Denpasar, Denpasar 10. Masjid Agung Al-A'la Picture credit - ayra_jo5, flickr.com Being the central place of worship of Gianyar , Masjid Agung Al-A'la is situated a few kilometers away from the Gianyar Night Market. It is known amongst the locals as "Gianyar Masjid. Tourists can stop by to pray if they are in the vicinity or just want to relax a bit. Location: Jalan Kesatrian No.16, Gianyar Facebook Find a Mosque near you in Bali Find a Halal Restaurant near you in Bali...
In today's society, sustainability has become an important aspect to life, which has gradually improved over the years and has brought people closer to one another. In addition, different cultures can be discovered throughout different parts of the world. Just south of the equator and east of Java, lies a small Indonesian island recognized as Bali. We know of Bali as a beach heaven, a place for rest, relaxation and a great tan. But few people know the hidden gems in Bali, the places that could take your travel adventures to the next level and reveal the cultural significance of Bali. The Balinese people are a momentous example of how culture has been formed through art, food production, marriage, social organization, and religion. If you don’t experience the extraordinary, you’ll never know what you’ve been missing out. Check out the best period to travel to Bali Best vacation package to Bali So Go off the beaten track and discover Bali through our Muslim- friendly guide to hidden attractions around this Island! Photoshoot in the Sacred and Secret Canyon of Sukawati Photo Credit - www.bestthingstodoinbali.com Although Bali is best known for amazing beaches and beautiful rice paddies, Bali also has plenty of Canyons and beautiful rock formations which maybe new to some Muslim travellers. The Guwang Hidden Canyon – yes, people named it as hidden as the location – is located in Guwang, a small village in Sukawati, Gianyar Regency just around 30 minutes from the city center of Denpasar through Bypass Ida Bagus Sumantra. You might find that entrance of the canyon is next to the temple, Pura Dalem Guwang. For any artist, photographer, creative, or simply anyone who wants to be wowed by a real life view of nature’s masterpiece – this secret canyon is a must-visit in your muslim-friendly travel to Bali. Located Near Pura Beji Guwang in Sukawati, it is just a short 5 – 10 minutes walk along the shallow river. However, do take note that some climbing over rocks are required to reach the canyon. You will also pass a river, which may very in depth and flow. Many parts of the river are very shallow, but some can be deeper than it seems so watch your step. Don’t worry about looking for Bali Travel Guides For Muslim Travelers in Bali as there are many available in Bali that can direct you to find halal food in Bali. You can also browse our Muslim Travel Blog before you visit this Bali for more information. Travel to Bali, Indonesia Plan your Muslim-friendly family tour to Bali now! Take a camel on a joyride in Nikko Beach Nusa Dua Photo Credit - www.bernardbaliadvisor.com Would you like to try unusual things in Bali? Then, take a camel on a joyride on the beach with the white sands of Nusa Dua Bali and immerse yourself in the nature around it with the surrounding temples. The Camel Safari in Bali is as popular as an Elephant Safari. The Bali Camel Safari have packages that include lunch at the restaurant of Nikko Bali Resort or at seafood restaurant in Jimbaran. On the back of these camels, the view is picturesque - you can even have a brief Middle-Eastern moment right here in Bali. There are many photogenic places for potential wedding photo shoots along the way and also chances to stop for some refreshing and complimentary drinks by friendly locals. Beside that, if you want to find nearby mosques and prayer places in Bali, Nusa Dua, you can visit the Ibnu Batutah Grand Moswue. The mosque is right next to a Hindu temple and a Christian church. It features dominant gold-yellow linings in its exterior and a prism-shaped roof. Plan your Halal trip to Bali, Indonesia now! Get Picnic on Bukit Teletubbies, Nusa Penida Photo Credit - www.www.thebalibible.com Another unusual thing to do in Bali is picnic on Bukit Teletubbies. The name is a reference to the rounded green hills that were home to the fuzzy aliens from the children’s television program. During or just after the rainy season is when the hills are a vivid green and most resemble the cutesy world of our gobbledygook speaking space critters is the best time to visit there. You can also find nearby Halal food in Bali, and there are so many restaurants to visit. If you want to enjoy Indonesia cuisine, do visit Warung Pondok Nusal Penida, a cute little breezy place right on the beach. Enjoy well-prepared Indonesian dishes and seafood (or an odd international dish or two) while taking in the views to Bali. You might want to try the 'seaweed mocktail' dessert as well. Find nearby Halal restaurants in Bali Visit Ubud Art and Culture Photo Credit - www.baligreentour.com Maybe you know the book and movie Eat, Pray, Love, yes it caused Ubud to be famous and became epicenter of Balinese art and culture. This is where the modern Balinese art movement was born, with the surrounding royal palaces and temples acting as the main patrons. Until now several excellent local museums and galleries can be found to celebrate its evolution and traditions. Art gazing is particularly rewarding here, as many collections are housed in traditional Balinese buildings surrounded by serene tropical gardens. For an overview of Balinese art, your first stops should be Agung Rai Museum of Art(ARMA) and the Neka Art Museum, which lie within a short stroll of the Ubud Monkey Forest. Both display works spanning from traditional to contemporary works, including kris (ceremonial daggers), photography, and classical wayang (puppet-figure) paintings. Other worthwhile art galleries and museums in the Ubud area include Setia Darma House of Masks & Puppets featuring ceremonial masks from Asia and beyond; Museum Puri Lukisan, which showcases a range of Balinese artistic styles; and the Don Antonio Blanco Museum, at the artist's former home and studio. FYI, The Bali people also have domestic shrines, which portrays carved figures of god like deities. Culture and art throughout Bali has become popular amongst tourist. It has become an asset to the Island, which has given them the opportunity to continue to create cultural art, while helping their economy. The men typically make paintings, sculptures, and musical instrument. While the women put the dyes and weaves together. The art that they create is unique because it is intertwined with their culture and religion. If shopping for art is more your style, don't miss the the Ubud Art Market. You will find many things there, this labyrinth of stalls brimming with carvings, sculptures, jewelry, sarongs, paintings, and homewares is one of the top tourist attractions in town as well. What to do and see in Bali We’ve had the adventure of a lifetime discovering these hidden gems in Bali. Go forth and have the time of your life! Check out shopping places in Bali Find nearby Halal food and restaurants in Bali, Indonesia Halal/Muslim-friendly travel and holiday packages to Bali Where to find Halal food in Bali ...
If you're looking for Halal food in Bali, this article is for you. Bali is one of the top tourist destinations in the world with wildlife, nature and beautiful islands to visit. However, finding restaurants and hotels serving Halal food in Bali is not too hard, but most places will not have a 100% Halal-certification. Most of Balinese cuisine contains pork, but there are plenty of other dishes that you can enjoy. Well known items like sate are prepared with chicken, beef and other meats including pork and might sometimes be placed together. The main issue in almost all places is that food is not served as 100% Halal, but is usually free of pork and pork based items and alcohol. Before you order your meal, ask the owner or manager of the restaurant about the food items they serve. Where to Find Halal Food in Bali Denpasar, Kuta and Seminyak have become popular tourist spots for Muslims in Bali since there are a number of Muslim-owned warungs or street vendors. There are many of warungs who sell local cuisine and Muslims in Bali can experience traditional and authentic food too. Some cafés and warungs in Jimbaran noted for their seafood do not serve pork or alcohol but it is always better if you check before ordering. In Ubud, the uplands of Bali, there are places with vegetarian options but first inquire if they serve alcohol as most them do. You can stick to ordering seafood and vegetarian items but ask the staff beforehand whether any pork is a part of the meal preparation. Halal Restaurants in Bali to Visit Most of the chain restaurants like Pizza Hut, McDonalds and KFC are Halal-certified but then you would miss out on traditional cuisine. Most Muslims in Bali also recommend the Nasi Padang restaurant chain which is not only Halal certified, but owned by Muslims too. In the Discovery shopping mall you can even find restaurants in the food court with the Halal logo displayed. Before going ahead with your travel plans get online, search for Halal-certified restaurants and make a list when you can, just to be prepared or ask any friends for their recommendations. for more information about Nasi Padang, click here! Finding Muslim-Friendly Facilities in Bali To ensure Muslim-friendly holidays, the less stressful way to go would be by traveling on a Halal tour package where you are assured you will be taken to restaurants that serve Halal food in Bali and stay in hotels with Muslim-friendly facilities in Bali. For a Muslim honeymoon in Bali, look for special tour packages with meals and entertainment included as there are holiday villas you can stay in and be directed to Halal restaurants for meals. But there is a significant rise in Muslim tourists from Asia and the Middles East, so hotels are now trying to provide more Muslim-friendly facilities in Bali to make visiting Muslims in Bali feel more welcome. You will find mosques located in Denpasar, North and South Kuta and Nusa Dua. Traveling Muslims in Bali can now experience Muslim-friendly holidays since there are Halal certified hotels and villas that can be checked for their certification online, or by getting information from the management. Click here for more Muslim-friendly guides to Indonesia ...
I woke up really early today because I was so excited to go to Bali! Bali is where my husband and I spent our honeymoon last year and now one year later, we got a chance to come here again. Our flight to Bali was at 8:20 a.m. and we checked out from the hotel at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. As the breakfast from the hotel starts at 6:00 a.m. we didn't have time to have our breakfast. However, Noor Hotels management was kind enough to pack our breakfast for us in a box! How sweet of them. I also really enjoyed my stay at Noor Hotels in Bandung and I strongly recommend anyone visiting Bandung to stay there! Finally at 11.30 a.m. we arrived at Denpasar Airport. We were greeted by our tour guide named Wanden who was Balinese. All of us were hungry so Wanden decided to take us for lunch. We stopped by a restaurant named Maliboro. The speciality of this restaurant is that they slow-pressure cook their chicken which makes the chicken very tender. The chicken bones were soft as well! After having lunch, we checked in to our hotel called Bintang Hotel at Kuta. The hotel lobby is an open air concept and the room was spacious and beautiful. Thumbs up! After checking in, we rested for an hour. Later, we went to shop and our first stop was at a shop called Bali-Bali. I didn't buy anything here because I was saving my money for some stuff later. Next we stopped by Polo Ralph Lauren shop because my husband wanted to find some Polo shirts. Surprisingly he didn't buy anything because he said there were no discounts at this place and the prices were similar to Malaysia. He noticed that there were a few designs that weren't available in Malaysia though. After that, we stopped at our last destination called Krishna. This is the place where you can buy cheap souvenirs and they have a lot of items such as fridge magnets, key chains, massage oils and lots of other stuff. The prices are affordable and reasonable so I bought some cool purses with traditional designs of 'anyam tikar'. We then headed back to our hotel for a rest. Well I really enjoyed my first day in Bali. . Click here to view my timeline! ....
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