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hinh phÙc

N“n v®n
h„a Hindu gi∏o phong
phÛ k’t hÓp vÌi t›n
ng≠Ïng Æa th«n Î Bali
Æ∑ thµnh nguÂn c∂m
h¯ng cÒa nhi“u loπi
h◊nh ngh÷ thuÀt, trong
Æ„ c„ »m th˘c. C∏c Æ∆c
s∂n Bali lu´n nÊi bÀt
vÌi h≠¨ng li÷u vµ gia
v Æa ph≠¨ng, th≠Íng
Æ≠Óc dÔng Æ” d©ng
th«n linh trong nghi
l‘ t´n gi∏o, giÍ Æ©y
Æ≠Óc phÊ bi’n tÌi du
kh∏ch nh≠ mÈt ni“m
t˘ hµo cÒa hn Æ∂o du
lch lÌn nh†t Indonesia
nµy.
The combination of
the rich Hindu culture
and the polytheism in
Bali has inspired many
art forms, especially
culinary art. Bali's
specialties, which are
highlighted by various
local aromatherapies
and spices, were
historically used
as offerings in
religious ceremonies.
Nowadays, they are
renowned as the pride
of the largest tourist
island in Indonesia.

ng≠Íi
chuÈng
v lπ
4 BALINESE SPECIALTIES
FOR DISTINCT TASTELOVERS

Bali

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