Beautiful Nature is still the main attraction of Bali

Beautiful Nature is still the main attraction of Bali
Natural beauty, scenery of terraced rice fields is still the main attraction for Dutch tourists to enjoy a holiday in Bali

Natural beauty, scenery of terraced rice fields owned by farmer members of the Subak, Balinese traditional irrigation organization, is still the main attraction for Dutch tourists to enjoy a holiday in Bali.

"The gift of God in the form of natural beauty into a tourist attraction for both the elderly Dutch as well as young age," said Made Suardana special Tour Guide Dutch tourists in Bali, on Wednesday (7 / 7).

The young country of origin of the windmills that still crowded on holiday to Bali, especially at mid-year holiday season, while the elderly tourists like to travel around the end of the year.

"Tourists are still crowded Holland to Bali even more now than in previous years," said Madeleine, who admitted often escort guests around the island of Gods, staying in the mountains or in the gulf stream.

Difficulty air transportation from Bali to Europe lately did not appear to reduce the interest of European society, especially from the Netherlands on holiday to the island of Gods with an average of one visit for two weeks.

He shared the other tour guides escort guests almost every day of Dutch origin in the remote countryside to be able to see the natural beauty in mountainous areas, community mores that is second to none in the world.

Travelers from the Netherlands the elderly, usually husband and wife to Bali to travel to reminisce and they usually settle in this region to a month.

Bali Tourism Office recorded the number of Dutch tourists to this region increased nearly 50 percent from as many as 20,806 people during January-May 2009 to 31 166 people during the same period of 2010.

Dutch foreign tourists who travel to Bali many who come through Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, almost every month to grow. The number of tourists recorded in May 6914 they went up compared to April 5172 people.

Not only from the Netherlands, foreign tourists from other European countries also increased many who travel to the island resort reached 230,332 people during the last five months of 2010 or accounted for about 24 percent of all foreign tourists to Bali reached 926,454 people.