Bali Itinery August

Friday Leave Melbourne 19th August Melbourne/Denasar travel to Ubud.

Sunday Elephant ride 30 minutes including transport AC Transport

Monday Temple tour Bargar & hot springs / sunset meditation Extra cost $25

Wed Morning Gua Gajah Elephant cave( about ten minutes away). Rest day

Friday Morning meditation -afternoon your time- night kecak Fire Dance &

Sunday Morning your time afternoon beach at Nussa Dua then dinner on beach at

Monday Market day, more shopping & lunch then dinner back to the airport, to

This is a guide to what we propose & is in no way compulsory , it is a time to enjoy your life in the beautiful Bali.

The Bali Spirit Festival 2011 will assemble the island's largest and most diverse collection of yoga masters, musical talent and dance genres from around the world.

“This event brings to Bali a wealth of talented and respected creative masters from around the world, merging the indigenous and rich cultures of Indonesia in the spirit of learning, collaboration and celebration of our creative and spiritual diversity,” the event's media coordinator Kezia Winny said in a press release.

Combining over 95 inspiring kinds of yoga, music and dance, the five-day event will have more

than 100 workshops, master classes and nightly world music performances.

The outdoor festival will be at the Purnati Center for the Arts in Batuan, 10 minutes south of Ubud, during the day and at the ARMA Museum by night.

Growing in size and recognition every year since 2008, the much-admired festival showcases Indonesia's rich indigenous cultures and attempts to merge East and West.

“We invite people to join the `global village' and take part in a rare and unique holistic experience that embodies the spirit of Bali while supporting vital local programs through community education and outreach initiatives,”

Yoga sessions at the event include Prana Flow, Ashtanga, Meditation/Philosophy, JivaMukti, Hatha Yoga/Tantra, Forest Yoga/Energetics and a very special guest, His Holiness Swami Saraswati.

The festival will also feature dances of Balinese, West African, Ecstatic, Afro-Cuban, Hip Hop, and Hoop Dance origins.

There will be a range of music performances from Delhi to Dublin from Canada, Los Pinguos from Argentina, Dafra Drum and Dance from West Africa, Ayu Laksmi from Indonesia, Filter Coffee from India and Saritah from Australia.

Participants can also enjoy the “Daily Dharma Fair”, a gathering space and eco-friendly marketplace for all ages that will offer massages and healing arts, healthy food, artisanal clothing, yoga products and live music.

The last day of the festival will be Hari Cinta Keluarga (Family Day), providing space for Bali's environmental and community groups to share information about their work and to offer workshops specifically for children and the family.


	home \| home Bali meditation group Bali Itinery August Friday Leave Melbourne 19th August Melbourne/Denasar travel to Ubud. Saturday Monkey forest walk & meditation. Sunday Elephant ride 30 minutes including transport AC Transport Elephant tamer's service Admission fee to Elephant Safari Park Buffet Lunch Welcome drink Insurance Extra cost $95 Monday Temple tour Bargar & hot springs / sunset meditation Extra cost $25 Tuesday Bali Dolphins Extra cost $95 Wed Morning Gua Gajah Elephant cave( about ten minutes away). Rest day Thursday Morning your time,afternoonTanah lotTemple - night Gabor Dance Ubud palace at 7. Extra cost $40 Friday Morning meditation -afternoon your time- night kecak Fire Dance & Trance dance, Ubud. 7.30 pm Extra cost $40 Saturday Feastaval of the arts Sunday Morning your time afternoon beach at Nussa Dua then dinner on beach at Jin Baroan Bay Extra cost $40 Monday Market day, more shopping & lunch then dinner back to the airport, to travel back to Melbourne. This is a guide to what we propose & is in no way compulsory , it is a time to enjoy your life in the beautiful Bali. The Bali Spirit Festival 2011 will assemble the island's largest and most diverse collection of yoga masters, musical talent and dance genres from around the world. “This event brings to Bali a wealth of talented and respected creative masters from around the world, merging the indigenous and rich cultures of Indonesia in the spirit of learning, collaboration and celebration of our creative and spiritual diversity,” the event's media coordinator Kezia Winny said in a press release. Combining over 95 inspiring kinds of yoga, music and dance, the five-day event will have more than 100 workshops, master classes and nightly world music performances. The outdoor festival will be at the Purnati Center for the Arts in Batuan, 10 minutes south of Ubud, during the day and at the ARMA Museum by night. Growing in size and recognition every year since 2008, the much-admired festival showcases Indonesia's rich indigenous cultures and attempts to merge East and West. “We invite people to join the `global village' and take part in a rare and unique holistic experience that embodies the spirit of Bali while supporting vital local programs through community education and outreach initiatives,” Kezia said. Yoga sessions at the event include Prana Flow, Ashtanga, Meditation/Philosophy, JivaMukti, Hatha Yoga/Tantra, Forest Yoga/Energetics and a very special guest, His Holiness Swami Saraswati. The festival will also feature dances of Balinese, West African, Ecstatic, Afro-Cuban, Hip Hop, and Hoop Dance origins. There will be a range of music performances from Delhi to Dublin from Canada, Los Pinguos from Argentina, Dafra Drum and Dance from West Africa, Ayu Laksmi from Indonesia, Filter Coffee from India and Saritah from Australia. Participants can also enjoy the “Daily Dharma Fair”, a gathering space and eco-friendly marketplace for all ages that will offer massages and healing arts, healthy food, artisanal clothing, yoga products and live music. The last day of the festival will be Hari Cinta Keluarga (Family Day), providing space for Bali's environmental and community groups to share information about their work and to offer workshops specifically for children and the family.