See what I mean All soft and cosy like. Then, suddenly Kerput Finish The harsh beam of neon glares down on your eve move - and every self-respecting spirit packs it in and shoo through to a rival hotel.

Gunung Kawi is a temple only to be reached by clambering down 300 odd steps. It is said to be a rock temple of considerable antiquity. It may be all of that and something more. Any temple that is prepared to go through life, century after century, lurking at the bottom of 300 steps can manage without my patronage. Tampaksiring, a short way further up the road, is more my style. At last count it had six steps. At the Festival of Kuningan, it is the custom for all Bal.

Like the Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese dances, described above, sumatran dancing too has developed in the course of time, accordance with the development of the society supporting it. THE MAK INANG PULAU KAMIPAI DANCE. This dance describes the love between an. ordinary man and a nymph from heaven, the story being similar to the Jakatarub story in Java and.

The development of Javanese dances in the Period of Modern Society has been mentioned in the Introduction and will be analyzed further in Chapter III.

In the tributary districts the natives coordinated their castes with those of the new nobility, in a great scale of ranks that have now become so muddled through intermarriage that they appear confused even to the Balinese themselves. The original castes still remain as subdivisions of the fourth and lowest of the Hindu castes, the Sudras, who constitute about ninety-three per cent of the population of Bali.