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Welcome to the blog of Jamahal Private Resort and Spa in Jimbaran. We hope you enjoy your stay.

Monday, January 10, 2011

tripadvisor guest comments wow...


 jamahal  is ranked as the number 1 hotel in jimbaran out of 22 hotels! 

including such as:  four season, bulgari, banyan tree, st. regis, etc..

once more thank you so much for your great support and reviews,
we are all looking forward  welcoming you soon again.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g297696-d609918-Reviews-Jamahal_Private_Resort_Spa-Jimbaran_Nusa_Dua_Peninsula_Bali.html

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Visit from the relatives




Today all Balinese gets a 10 day visit from their relatives. Their dead realitives, that is: the ancestors. Today is Galungan Day where the deified ancestors descend on earth to visit their former homes. They are welcomed like family: pigs are slaughtered, flowers are braided, and whole forests of incense stick are being torched. The roads are lined with penjors, tall and willowy bamboo poles with offerings dangling from their tips, and chants and prayers are heard from every temple. The celebration ends on Kuningan Day, 10 days from now. It is the biggest celebration of the Balinese year, and the most beautiful.

From the kitchen


Fresh grouper from Jimbaran Bay with sautéed vegetables

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Canang Sari


Walk down any Jimbaran Street, and you find the ground strewn with little square trays made of woven coconut leafs, decorated with flowers, fruits and palm leaves. These are offerings to the gods known as canang sari - 'sari' means essence and 'canang' means offering - diligently placed by the Balinese as part of their daily ritual of worship. You find them everywhere you go on Bali because everywhere is a place of worship. Even in hospitals, airports and shopping malls.


Sunday, November 14, 2010

Experience the 'Bukit' and the majestic Uluwatu Temple



The 'drop' of land that is connected to Bali's southernmost tip is called 'The Bukit' - 'The hill'. Now you can experience this area, which is truly unique for Bali, with it's towering chalk cliffs over the azure sea - and also visit one of Bali's most important and beautiful temples, the Uluwatu Temple on a new half-day trip.