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Tanjung Benoa, Bali, Indonesia

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A beautiful place, where culture and modern life seem to blend harmoniously, Tanjung Benoa is one of the must-see destinations of Bali. Not yet overtaken by the flow of thrill-seeking tourists from more popular nightlife spots such as Kuta and Seminyak, Tanjung Benoa is the perfect destination for a tranquil getaway.

Tanjung Benoa is located at the tip of the Nusa Dua Peninsula, flanked by the ocean on both sides, with white sandy beaches lining its coast. On a clear day, visitors can even get a peak at Mount Agung on the horizon. Thanks to its beautiful beaches and calm water, Tanjung Benoa was recently appointed the marine sports center in Bali.

A Bit of History About Tanjung Benoa
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Rich in history, Tanjung Benoa retains much of its old charm as a traditional fishing village. In fact, the village of Benoa used to be an important trading port for the Chinese and only started to develop in 1980. Worth the exploration, the village is composed of small intersecting alleys where local shops, temples and community houses collide in a surprisingly harmonious fashion. Do not expect wide well lit sidewalks however, a flashlight is in order in the evenings!

Things to Do in Tanjung Benoa, Bali, Indonesia
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One of the more popular attractions of Tanjung Benoa is undoubtedly its beach with relatively small waves, making it ideal for families. A plethora of watersports activities such as parasailing, wind surfing, jet skiing, banana boat sailing, snorkeling, reef fishing, and much more are available all along the beach. A large variety of dive operators are based in Tanjung Benoa as well.

The beach is not the only attraction available in Tanjung Benoa. Traditional temples, Turtle Island, a Chinese Budhist temple, the Bali Golf and Country Club, the Art Market, the Fish Market and plenty more are also on hand to keep tourists occupied. And let’s not forget that Tanjung benoa is only 30 minutes away from Kuta should you crave a taste of the world-renowned nightlife scene of Bali!

Shopping in Tanjung Benoa will allow you to sharpen your bargaining skills. Head to the town for a stroll and there you will be greeted by shops and spas trying to offload their goods to you. Keep in mind that shop owners are always open to bargaining so you can feel like you got a good deal!

Restaurants in Tanjung Benoa, Bali, Indonesia
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Being located in a former fishing village has its advantages! Fresh and delicious seafood is always available.

Many restaurants line the streets of Tanjung Benoa, from the traditional Warung to the French Fine Dining restaurant, not forgetting cooking classes and street carts. A few notable establishments include TAO Bali for Authentic South Eastern Dishes, Sakala Bali for French Contemporary Fine Dining, Bali Cardamon for traditional Balinese fare and The Tree for International Pub and Restaurant dishes. There are many more, but we will let you discover them by yourself!

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Best Vietnam Travel - NORTH VIETNAM's STUNNING CHURCHES of Nam Dinh

I've always wanted to see the churches of Nam Dinh. In the past heading towards Ninh Binh on the road, the familiar towers and arches of massive gothic style French influenced churches would peak from beyond the horizon, sparking my curiosity. Later on, I saw many pictures of the online. So I knew that one day I had to go see them for myself. And it happened.

The Hanoi Bus Station has quite a few buses in Nam Dinh's direction. In fact, every 15 to 30 minutes or so. I recommend going to a ticket office and buying a ticket first, but be warned that these mini buses still might take their time leaving to pick up more passengers along the way. Remember that. And the buses can be quite hot too.

About 2 and a half hours later I made it to Nam Dinh, got into a cab and checked into my hotel. I rested for about an hour because I was completely exhausted from the early morning flight and the time on the bus. I tried to rent a car and driver with two rental places and they were all either busy or gave some outrageous number. So I contacted the same taxi guy that dropped me off. Then I realized that all of the churches were in the rural province of Nam Dinh and not in the city. This was a shocker because I was planning to see at least ten. In the back of my mind, I kept thinking that they were next to each other, similarly to how Ho Nai in Bien Hoa's mega churches are. I was more than wrong.

All the major churches are far apart from each other. You can ride a motorbike for sure, but it'll take you all day. I only had about 4 hours or so before sunset. So because I didn't know for sure where I was going and the driver wasn't an expert on the churches, we just opted to use the meter instead, which at the end of it was 1.8 million Dong. The first few churches weren't that far from each other, but they weren't on the main road. They are all tucked in little communities off of the side. The last one called Hai Ly or the Ruined Church as the locals call it was quite a ways away from all the other churches.
I was disappointed that I couldn't see more churches. I was also disappointed that pictures made them look more grand and beautiful. But that's photoshop for you. There was also the fact that many of the churches were given a new coat of paint. You see, that's the problem and the double edged sword. These are active churches that people use. So naturally, they have to restore them and improve them. And a new fresh coat of paint is a part of that. Though, I personally would just have left it alone. But that's not the local mindset.
So are the churches still worth checking out? Yes. Give yourself from morning to evening to properly explore them. Some of them are stunning. Their grand size made it impossible to film them completely. The people in the churches were so nice. From my experiences of traveling, church volunteers and visitors have always been nicer to me than temple people. Many of the church construction workers worked for free in the blazing sun. Some of them even invited me to drink some tea with them. They were proud to show off their work, and rightfully so. These churches were beautiful.
The night concluded with a meal of roasted and boiled ducks. The restaurant where I got the food from didn't have any tables left and it was just too loud and dark to make a proper video, so I bought the food back to my hotel restaurant instead. Despite being a draining day, I slept like a baby on the hard rock of a bed and enjoyed my time running around Nam Dinh a lot.


If you're in Ninh Binh. There is absolutely no reason to not stop by Nam Dinh for a day, especially if you believe in Jesus or if you can appreciate Gothic architecture. Nam Dinh is only 40 minutes or so from Ninh Binh after all.

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Italy - MSC Fantasia, Cruise Ship

The 133,500-ton, 3,300-passenger MSC Fantasia debuted in December 2008 as the largest and most innovative cruise ship ever built by Italy-based MSC Cruises. Along with sister ship MSC Splendida, which followed a year later, it represents a brand-new class for the rapidly growing line. Simply put, MSC Fantasia is a beautiful ship. Cruise lines throw that beauty description around a bit too liberally, but Fantasia is special. The atrium area is lofty and towers five decks; the colors in the public rooms and cabins are vibrant without a hint of gaudiness.

As a prototype, Fantasia offers a blend of MSC's signature features with a handful of novel twists. The most notable new-to-MSC feature is the Yacht Club, a luxurious ship-within-a-ship living space, pioneered by Cunard with its Grill-class and NCL with its Courtyard Villa complex. Also new are the fleet's first retractable-roof-covered pool, a popular destination when the weather turns foul, and a 4D cinema that takes strapped-in passengers on a cosmic coaster ride. On the evolutionary front, Fantasia boasts the fleet's highest ratio of balcony cabins, an expanded version of the line's staple Balinese-style spa and a pair of for-fee alternative restaurants.

In North America, MSC Cruises is mostly known in for its hybrid Italian-American-style cruises to the Caribbean. Beyond its efforts to reach out to North Americans in the Caribbean (and, in 2010, Canada/New England), MSC is already one of Europe's leading cruise lines, particularly for travelers from Italy, France, Spain and Germany. But, the expanded range of facilities and the steady inclusion of English in announcements and printed material shows that the line is also targeting travelers from the U.K., U.S. and Canada.

It's important to note, however, that MSC's style is definitely European. English-speaking travelers who are comfortable with European service and cuisine will find the ship a delight. Those who prefer a more traditional experience -- in service, food and activities -- may find MSC Splendida and Fantasia to be a bit too exotic, at least in cruise parlance.


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At about 75 percent, MSC Fantasia's ratio of cabins with private balconies is not only the highest in its own fleet, but it also ranks quite well among all new ships. The major benefit to a high ratio for verandahs is that the more balconies a ship offers, the more affordable they are. A standard balcony stateroom measures 194 square feet, not including verandah, which is just above the industry average.

One of Fantasia's most intriguing features is its Yacht Club. The aforementioned ship-within-a-ship concept surrounds a luxury enclave of cabins and private facilities (including a lounge, pool areas and dedicated areas in the main dining venues). For travelers who want to blend a luxury cruise experience's service and amenities with big-ship features like entertainment, spa and kids programs, this ship is a fantastic splurge.


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One of the big surprises on MSC Fantasia is the restaurant scene onboard. Beyond the traditional main dining venues -- which include the set-table, set-time Red Velvet (in the center of the ship) and Il Cerchio d'Oro (aft), as well as a pair of buffet restaurants that are typically open for breakfast and lunch -- Fantasia offers a nice variety of dining options. These include L'Etoile, an intimate and red velvet-romantic French restaurant; the boisterous Sombrero, for Tex-Mex; an evening-only pizzeria; the Sports Bar for fast food fare; and La Cantina Toscana for Italian wines and tapas.

Unlike most cruise lines that market to Americans and Canadians, the specialty eateries here -- including L'Etoile, La Cantina Toscana, the Sports Bar, the Italian wine bar and El Sombrero, -- don't levy alternative restaurant surcharges, which can range from $5 to $30 on other lines. That's good, but here's the difference: On Fantasia, the restaurants all operate on an a la carte basis. Instead of a blanket service fee, you pay for every menu item you order. Prices, for the most part, are extremely reasonable and are, to some degree, subsidized by your cruise fare, so you're not paying full retail. At El Sombrero, a huge burrito with freshly grilled chicken, which could comfortably feed two hungry adults and a couple of kids, was about 5 euros.

Editor's Note: Most Europeans, as my European husband told me, won't pay extra to dine on a cruise ship. Indeed, one evening, anxious about getting a last-minute reservation for L'Etoile -- where options include foie gras, escargot, a delicious rack of lamb and creme brulee -- I was shocked to see that we were the restaurant's only customers, at least for an hour or so.

Travel Indonesia - Exploring the Town of Ubud

Take a tour of Town of Ubud in Ubud, Indonesia - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.

Travelers to Bali, Indonesia would be remiss not to visit one of the area's greatest centers of arts, religion and culture, Ubud.

Religion, particularly Balinese Hinduism, is an important part of the town and is the foundation on which it was built.

As a result, there are some amazing Buddhist temples and religious buildings in Ubud, many of which are centuries old.

The town has become a popular destination for its many exotic, fascinating, and sometimes bizarre sights.

In this part of the world, religion and art often meet in unexpected and interesting ways, producing statues and sculptures of strange, wonderful forms.

Though Ubud has experienced growth in recent decades, it has adjusted well to the increase of visitors.