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Information About Ticket Price Increases in Tanah Lot |
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According to Tabanan government regulation No. 29/2011 about Recreation and Sports Retribution, we are inform to all visitor, travel agent, hotel, and any other tourism actors, about the increasing of Ticket Price in Tanah Lot. This desicion was made for the improvement infrastructure and services to tourists. And the increasing of ticket price in Tanah Lot will start from April 1st, 2012.
Current Ticket Price :
Children Domestic : Rp. 5.000
Adult Domestic : Rp. 7.500
Foreigner : Rp. 10.000
After Increasing :
Children Domestic : Rp. 7.500
Adult Domestic : Rp. 10.000
Children Foreign : Rp. 15.000
Adult Foreign : Rp. 30.000
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January Highlights in Tanah Lot |
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January is a festive season for Balinese. There are many holidays and ceremonies that will highlight the everyday life of the island on January since Galungan, the celebration of virtue’s victory over evil, Balinese version of Christmas, is on its way. You can expect all the street of Bali is adorned with decorated bamboo poles and many other interesting holidays’ moments. There is also a special jazz performance that will bring a difference nuance for Bali festive season.
January 1, New Year's Day, is the first day of the year and is an occasion that witnesses the biggest annual celebration across all countries of the world. It is the time when we ring out the old year and welcome the present year with open arms, with eyes filled with new dreams and hearts replete with new expectations. With another year approaching soon, it's time again to gear up for New Year celebrations.
January 7, Tumpek Uduh, can also be called Tumpek Pengatag or Tumpek Pengarah or Tumpek Bubuh , is Balinese version of earth day, that have been celebrated for centuries every 210 days. In this holiday, Balinese offers a blessing ceremony to the plants, especially the ones that are used in everyday life such as such as rice, coconuts, mangoes, durian, bananas, etc. In this special day the plants are decorated with clothes and special decoration made from coconut leaf and presented a special offering. Plants are seen as human relatives, as they are also part of God’s family. This is the time for expressing gratitude to plants. The blessing ceremony held at every plantation and farm throughout the island.
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