Doing Business in Bali
Doing Business
Hotels in Bali
Ngurah Rai International Airport Hotels
Aryaduta Bali Hotel
Bali Map
Latest Destinations
Starting a business in Bali
Airport
Ngurah Rai International Airport is near to Jimbaran and Kuta.
Bali is an island in the Indian Ocean belonging to Indonesia with a tropical warm average climate. Capital of the island is Denpasar. With an area of 5,780 km², Bali is by far the largest island in the province of the same name. The province of Bali still has a few smaller islands called Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan, together 85 islands and islands, of which only 24 are named.
Most of Bali's mountains are of volcanic origin and cover about three quarters of the total island area. The volcano Gunung Agung ("Big Mountain") is the highest mountain of the island at 3,142 meters. For the Balinese he is the seat of the gods.
The climate is tropical warm with high humidity. From November to March, the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITC) will bring a monsoon rains coming from the northwest.
Places
- Denpasar is the capital in the south of the island and the seat of Udayana University
- Gilimanuk, ferry to Java, in the west
- Jimbaran, location of Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), fishing village with famous seafood restaurants on the beach
- Kerobokan in Badung district in the southwest
- Kuta (with airport), Legian, Seminyak and Sanur in the south, with white beaches, form the tourist centers
- Menjangan is an island in the northwest of Bali, very popular with scuba divers
- Nusa Dua, tourist center on the peninsula Bukit in the south
- Nusa Penida is an island in the southeast of Bali, east of Denpasar
- Padang Bai, ferry to Lombok, in the east
- Pemuteran, in the north of the island, near Menjangan
- Semarapura, capital of Klungkung and formerly the highest-ranking residence of the island, in the southeast
- Singaraja, the capital at the time of the Dutch colonial administration and today's capital of the administrative district Buleleng, lies on the north coast
- Tejakula, located in the district of Buleleng on the north coast
- Tenganan, a Bali Aga village in the east
- Tulamben, in the northeastern area with dive centers around the Liberty wreck - the dive sites are among the best in the world
- Ubud is the center of cultural tourism in Kabupaten Gianyar
Employment of the population
- 59% agriculture
- 19% trade in craft products, textile industry, construction
- 22% trade, finance, hospitality associated with tourism
Tourism
Tourism is the most important source of foreign exchange. Bali is the most visited tourist island of Indonesia. The island covers substantial parts of its budget with funds from tourism. Today, about 4 million visitors come annually. Nevertheless, Bali has always retained its own cultural identity beyond tourism. Of the approximately 5,000 dance and gamelan groups who regularly hold their religious ceremonies, only a few are active exclusively for tourists.
Some places, such as Kuta, Legian and Seminyak, have become "westernized" over the last few years. Most tourists come from Indonesia, Australia, Japan, Germany and the Netherlands.
Temples
- Pura Besakih, the mother temple
- Tanah Lot, the sea temple
- Pura Luhur Ulu Watu, temple on a cliff in the south
- Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, a sea temple in Danau Bratan
- Pura Luhur Batukaru, at the foot of Gunung Batukaru
- Pura Goa Lawah, the bat cave between Kusamba and Padang Bai, on the cliffs
- Pura Pusering Jagat, in Pejeng in Gianyar district
Temple in Bali
Besakih temple in Bali