As previously mentioned in our news report, Samsung is holding a #A2017LiveUnplanned contest where you stand a chance to go on a holiday sponsored by Samsung! With Bali and Langkawi as the first period for choosing the lucky winner (ending on 23 March 2017), here are the top five spots that you should definitely check out in Bali if you’re one of the lucky winners!
1. Gaze at the Abandoned House Floating On Lake Batur
The magnificent view of Lake Batur (sourced from Flickr, user Ming Wei)
Nestling in the middle of Mount Batur crater, the magnificent active volcano and its surrounding intact forest is a sight to behold. Visitors have come here to take its pictures at different moments – in the morning when the first sun ray lights the house up or in the afternoon with reddish sky hanging above.
2. Visit Spectacular Hidden Waterfalls and Secret Canyons
Put on your hiking shoes and explore the Sekumpul Waterfalls (sourced from Flickr, user Kai Lehmann)
The Sekumpul Waterfall is a hidden gem in the north of Bali, promises a challenging walk from Sekumpul village down hundreds of steps and a river crossing. During the rainy season, visitors will be greeted by a chain of up to seven falls scattered across the high cliffs. For cave explorers, you can sit on the flat canyon rocks of Sukawati and see how much deeper you can go into the canyon.
3. Dive among Buddha Statues at the Hidden Underwater Temple of Pemuteran
Beneath the waves lies the underwater temple of Pemuteran by Xplorea.com
Astoundingly hidden 29 metres under the sweeping waves of the sea, Taman Pura, an underwater temple spanning across 2,500 square metres consists of ten large Buddha statues resting on stone plinths and a four-meter-tall temple gateway. This site was initially constructed as part of an underwater conservation programme and has since become a popular attraction for diving enthusiasts and a unique spot for couples to renew their wedding vows.
4. Learn about Seaweed Farming At Nusa Lembongan
Watch farmers harvest seaweed at Nusa Lembongan (sourced from Flickr, user Jean-Marie Hullot)
Yes, seaweed farming is also a nice thing to observe. If you decide to go for a bike ride in Lembongan, immerse yourself in of seaweed farming in Bali and learn about Bali’s social economy along with the cultural preservation and environmental conservation that comes with seaweed farming.
5. Immerse in a Theatrical Tribute to Indonesia – The Devdan Show
Remember to watch the captivating Devdan Show when in Bali (Sourced from devdanshow.com)
Last but not least, be sure to check out the dance with a twist at the Devdan Show, a one-of-a-kind performance that was partly designed by stage and artistic directors of Cirque du Soleil. Here, modern and traditional elements come together to form a unique 90-minute theatrical and dance tribute to Indonesia. A must-experience at least once in a lifetime, expect to see everything from fire to colourful kites, bringing life on stage.
To join the contest, participants are required to purchase a Galaxy A7 (2017) or A5 (2017), post up either a photo or video of your most YOLO moment on Instagram, and insert a creative caption with the hashtags #A2017LiveUnplanned and #myGalaxyA2017, and tag @samsungmobilemy to be in the running. The most creative submissions will be chosen and winners get to indulge in an unforgettable trip with flight and accommodation sponsored by Samsung!
This is also just the first round of Samsung’s challenge in the #A2017LiveUnplanned Instagram Contest, winners will be announced every bi-weekly for grand prize holiday tickets to Bali, Seoul, Phuket and the Gold Coast!
For more information on the contest, please visit www.samsung.com/my/a2017liveunplanned.
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