ATTENTION...!!!!!! The Most Beautiful Village In The World: Penglipuran Village Bali
This location is Kintamani, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali. Penglipuran is derived from the Balinese word "Pengeling Pura," which means a bowl to hold offerings for the leluhur. Following Desa Giethoorn in Belgium and Desa Mawlynnong in India, Desa Penglipuran is regarded as the third-largest city in the world (versi Boombastis.com). This location is very populous and appears to be a village. Benar-benar disawat may currently be regarded as the sole tourist attraction for the Adat region of Bali.
There are about 100 to 200 homes here. According to you, what makes this village unique is the shape and nearly identical layout of the house. There is a place for prayer in the far left-hand building's kitchen, followed by the terrace and the meeting room. Prayer and kitchen spaces were built separately from the house's construction but are still there in the same room. The house's manor house is well-kempt. The leaves or flower pistils that are falling are still present, obviously. The air there was also really nice; there wasn't any repeated pollution. To the point of missing beautiful flowers like hibiscus, roses, and even frangipani coloring the pages of each home.
Well, for those of you who are familiar with vehicles, there is a place where you can participate in its parlor activities on your own. As a result, we must drive to the village around. Nevertheless, guaranteed not to be bored deh! Due to the fact that this is a rural area, many of the local residents are engaged in regional souvenirs in this area. The one exception is Loh Loh Cem Cem. This is the only type of plant that develops into a drink. This ornament is made up of 80% Loh Loh Cem Cem and young coconut sari. This khairat drink is capable of generating heartburn, canker sores, constipation, and dire. A bottle of Loh Loh Cem Cem is sold for IDR 10,000.
Duck salad is rich in taste. I'm currently eating Nyat-Nyat Fish. Aja, I'm really curious to try from the name. Fried mujaer fish served with Balinese raw chili sauce, plecing kangkung, and fresh vegetables made up the meal as it was served. For the lunch cuisine, it is very well suited.
Last but not least, Penglipuran Village in this location has already been designated as a tourism, therefore in order to access everything I have mentioned so far, you must pay a ticket fee of approximately IDR 15,000 per person for local tourists and IDR 30,000 per person for foreign tourists.
