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You have a day or two to yourself -and perhaps with your beloved counterpart, somewhere calm and untroubled.
Hammock Day: Have you ever heard of Hammock Day?
It is the height of summer, a time for relaxing in the fresh air, maybe with a book or listening to your favorite music, with a cool drink nearby.
Pesto Chicken Florentine
Komaneka Kitchen highlights the Balinese culinary heritage in our daily service, yet we also like to explore Western cuisine.
The Wanderlust
As you are planning for a great summer vacation, Komaneka Resorts has prepared some great offers to perfectly fit your dream holiday.
Salak: Snakeskin fruit and its Many Benefits
Salak (Salacca zalacca) is a kind of short-stemmed palm tree that belongs to the Arecaceae family. It is thought to originate in the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Java.
Bali Coffee: A Taste of the Island of the Gods
Bali grows wonderful coffee. Kopi Bali (Bali coffee) has a distinct flavor compared to other coffee grown in the Indonesian archipelago.
Mekotekan: Preserved Tradition in Mengwi Village
Once every 210 days, on the holy day of Kuningan, there is a special ceremony held in Munggu Village, Mengwi, in the regency of Badung, Bali, called Mekotekan. In this ritual, young men gather with long bamboo poles, around three-and-a-half meters long. After performing prayers, they split into two groups and use the bamboos to battle each other (yet not hitting each other) and then to form a tall cone with the bamboo poles, as a symbol of triumph.
Kosong Berisi
Kosong Berisi (Empty and Full) is a masterpiece in merbau wood and brass by the Balinese artist, Pande Ketut Taman and his team. This 110 x 245cm wooden sculpture was created in 2009, in the same year as the creation of Memetik Buah Surga (Plucking the Fruits of Heaven) by the same artist. If seen from distance, the artworks look similar except the upper part. Yet, they both should be seen up close for you to appreciate how their details differ from each other.
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