How To Bali: EcoArts Journal
THIS IS NOT A GUIDE; It’s the fabric!! The BEST of the human experience in 2023 ;) Get comfortable people, grab a coffee, juice, or tea, for this is THE Bali lifestyle journal you’ve been waiting for. How To Bali is the ultimate dive into what the Island of Gods has to offer. This journal takes on a multi-faceted approach to presenting the best bits of Bali in a way that you have never seen before. It takes on a soulful approach to discovering various parts of the popular Indonesian island through content that is offbeat and inspiring. Furthermore, in regards to a sustainable life on Earth, the topics herein encompass many pertinent themes in the world at large today. How To Bali features images and written pieces exploring; Culture and tradition Experience Indonesian food, beliefs and way of life in the hidden corners of Bali. Encounter indie interviews with uplifting local creatives. Eco-tourism and sustainability Learn about the unity of environmental conservation, communities and responsible travel whilst sustaining the well-being of the local Balinese people. Geological history Time travel to prehistoric events and mechanisms which shifted the land beneath our feet, in order to create this beautiful tropical island and the stunning reefs which surround it. Art, expression and story telling Move through the motions of street graffiti, batik fashion and graphic design glowing in Balinese influences, messages and motifs. Served with their own QR codes, each piece in How To Bali will be able to transport you to where you can learn more if you so wish. From river warriors, to legendary surf board shapers; from a Cacao farm to slick branded and yummy artesanal chocolate, How To Bali encapsulates the essence of Bali and the unique niches in which it blossoms in, and has to offer. Last but not least, enjoy the debut of the new comic, graphic novel episode, “Portal of Embarkation.”
THIS IS NOT A GUIDE; It’s the fabric!!
The BEST of the human experience in 2023 ;)
Get comfortable people, grab a coffee, juice, or tea, for this is THE Bali lifestyle journal you’ve been waiting for.
How To Bali is the ultimate dive into what the Island of Gods has to offer. This journal takes on a multi-faceted approach to presenting the best bits of Bali in a way that you have never seen before. It takes on a soulful approach to discovering various parts of the popular Indonesian island through content that is offbeat and inspiring.
Furthermore, in regards to a sustainable life on Earth, the topics herein encompass many pertinent themes in the world at large today.
How To Bali features images and written pieces exploring;
Culture and tradition
Experience Indonesian food, beliefs and way of life in the hidden corners of Bali. Encounter indie interviews with uplifting local creatives.
Eco-tourism and sustainability
Learn about the unity of environmental conservation, communities and responsible travel whilst sustaining the well-being of the local Balinese people.
Geological history
Time travel to prehistoric events and mechanisms which shifted the land beneath our feet, in order to create this beautiful tropical island and the stunning reefs which surround it.
Art, expression and story telling
Move through the motions of street graffiti, batik fashion and graphic design glowing in Balinese influences, messages and motifs.
Served with their own QR codes, each piece in How To Bali will be able to transport you to where you can learn more if you so wish.
From river warriors, to legendary surf board shapers; from a Cacao farm to slick branded and yummy artesanal chocolate, How To Bali encapsulates the essence of Bali and the unique niches in which it blossoms in, and has to offer.
Last but not least, enjoy the debut of the new comic, graphic novel episode, “Portal of Embarkation.”
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Fertility and<br />
Sustainability<br />
A common theme that has run throughout this<br />
journal is the nutrient rich, fertile soil of <strong>Bali</strong>.<br />
The volcanic history that has taken place in<br />
order to create the Island of Gods has bestowed<br />
the <strong>Bali</strong>nese with agricultural abundance.<br />
Maukami<br />
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International visitors and influence<br />
has been rapidly increasing in <strong>Bali</strong><br />
over the last decade. The stunning<br />
beaches, crystal clear waters, Jurassiclike<br />
wilderness and mountains have<br />
become more and more the ideal holiday<br />
destination for people traveling from all<br />
over the globe.<br />
In the last two years, <strong>Bali</strong> has suffered<br />
particularly hard due to the effects of the<br />
corona virus on international travel. I<br />
say this because <strong>Bali</strong> relies a lot more on<br />
the tourism industry than most of the<br />
rest of Indonesia. Therefore, it is more<br />
important now than ever, as <strong>Bali</strong> recovers<br />
from its recent hardships and continues<br />
to expand its tourism industry, in order<br />
to preserve and maintain the essence of<br />
<strong>Bali</strong>nese culture, to secure economic<br />
independence for the local people, and<br />
ensure environmental sustainability of<br />
their lands.<br />
Of course, there are many different ways in<br />
which this can be done. What I am going<br />
to talk about now is how these issues can<br />
be tackled and how these aims can be<br />
acquired, through organizations aimed at<br />
education and development of sustainable<br />
agriculture.<br />
how to bali / sustainability
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