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        "id": 1359551,
        "msgid": "enjoy-balis-beauty-1447893297",
        "date": "2003-08-15 00:00:00",
        "title": "Enjoy Bali's beauty",
        "author": null,
        "source": "BALI POST",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Enjoy Bali's beauty From Bali Post The adage, \"the grass is always greener on the other side,\" may be applicable to daily life. One may wonder why many Balinese like to visit Jakarta, and other major cities in the country, while Bali itself offers beautiful landscape and a wonderful cultural experience. Look at Bali's mountain ranges, beaches and terraced rice- fields; all these enchant tourists. Bali seems to have cast a magic spell on foreigners, but not on its own people.",
        "content": "<p>Enjoy Bali's beauty<\/p>\n<p>From Bali Post<\/p>\n<p>The adage, \"the grass is always greener on the other side,\" <br>\nmay be applicable to daily life. One may wonder why many Balinese <br>\nlike to visit Jakarta, and other major cities in the country, <br>\nwhile Bali itself offers beautiful landscape and a wonderful <br>\ncultural experience.<\/p>\n<p>Look at Bali's mountain ranges, beaches and terraced rice-<br>\nfields; all these enchant tourists. Bali seems to have cast a <br>\nmagic spell on foreigners, but not on its own people. You folks, <br>\n(Balinese), should be proud of what Bali has to offer, and proud <br>\nof being born in Bali.<\/p>\n<p>I say this with reason, I have visited almost all the <br>\nprovinces and stayed for some time in any number of major towns <br>\nin the country but I did not come across sceneries to match <br>\nBali's beauty.<\/p>\n<p>Please, bask in the extreme beauty of West Taman Bali, and the <br>\nNatural Park in Pulukan, (which is managed by the regional <br>\ngovernment of Bali). Relax and enjoy the cafes alongside coastal <br>\nareas. See the attractive Tanah Lot, Rambut Siwi temple and other <br>\nsites.<\/p>\n<p>In the village of Kapal in Tabanan regency you can visit <br>\ndozens of \"caves\" abandoned by Japanese soldiers at the end of <br>\nWorld War II. Each cave was used for a different purpose -- a <br>\nhiding place for the soldiers, a water source, a detention house, <br>\nbedrooms, and as secret passages to other locations. These sites <br>\nare worth visiting to study.<\/p>\n<p>As a Balinese local, I call on my fellow Balinese to be aware <br>\nof these gifts, given by God for all of us to enjoy.<\/p>\n<p>I KETUT WIDANA<br>\nBadung, Bali<\/p>",
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