The regency of Karangasem is one of the nine regency in Bali, situated
in the eastern part of Bali, covering an area of 839,54 sq. kilometers.
Karangasem itself consist of eight District namely : Karangasem,
manggis, Rendang, Selat, Sidemen, Bebandem, Abang, and Kubu District.
Karangasem has an extraordinary variety of scenic landscapes. Low
and high mountain ranges intermingle with upland plain, tropical
forests, teracced rice field, beautiful beaches, culture and history
archeological remains, traditional " Bali Aga" village
with their way of life make Karangasem worth visiting.
It is very easy to reach all of the interesting places in Karangasem
which are supported by fairly good road conditions, facilities such
at hotels, restaurants, money changers, souvenir shops and others
which would you expect in a tourist environment.
This temple was intentionally built in a holy village named Hulundang Basukih, which is known today as Besakih village. The name of Bes..
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JADWAL KGIATAN PKB XXXI KABUPATEN KARANGASEM TAHUN 2009 Sabtu, 13 Juni 2009
Didepan SMPN 1 Denpasar, berjalan
melewati Banjar Kayu Mas Kaja, Bale
Banjar Klandisc dan Bale Banjar Kedaton.
-Proses Upacara Masa Bayi dan Anak -anak
Sanggar Surya Candra/Puri Gede)
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KUNJUNGAN WARTAWAN ABUDHABI 2009 Potensi pariwisata kabupaten karangasem saat ini mulai mendapat perhatian dari dunia internasional. Bukan hanya dari Negara-negara di wilayah barat, tetapi juga Negara-negara di bagian timur.
Pada Tanggal 19 s/d 20 April 2009, Kabupate..[ more.. ]
JEGEG BAGUS BALI KABUPATEN KARANGASEM 2009 Kegiatan Jegeg Bagus Bali 2009 Kabupaten karangasem telah sukses dilaksanakan. Antusias remaja karangasem dalam berpartisipasi pada kegiatan ini cukup besar, ini terbukti dari jumlah peserta yang mendaftar mencapai 35 orang. Mereka adalah perwakilan ..[more..]
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