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Suyono Arif, Indonesian Football Supersub

Suyono Arif, Indonesian Football Supersub



In despite of indonesian team football has beat by malaysian team. Indonesian still proud which the team, coach alfred riedl and the players. Arif Suyono, young man from Sriwijaya FC is one of Indonesian player became popular in indonesia. His atraction at field with driblling skill and control game make strategy indonesian can work well.

Arif Suyono ( born in Batu, Malang, East Java, January 3, 1984, age 26 years) is an Indonesian football player. He usually called by the name of his friends ”Keceng” because hisbody is fairly thin. He currently plays for FC Sriwijaya in Indonesia Super League. He is one of the Indonesian soccernational team players in the sector wing midfielder or attacker. Prior to the senior national team, he has also been strengthenedunder-17 national team and national team U-23 Sea Games 2007. Achievement that he get is joined Copa Indonesia Arema deliver two consecutive years 2005 and 2006.

The story of Arif Suyono on his career as a professional footballer is not just smooth. At onetime, the Indonesian national team supersub AFF Cup in 2010 would even have to get soccer shoes results in debt. These eventsoccurred about ten years ago, when Arif was 16 years old. When that young man born in Batu, Malang, is about to come into the team selection Governors Cup. Ning, the second brother Arif, wasfinally determined to owe footballshoes a price of Rp 150 thousand for the sake of his younger brother. Arif who was raised with 12 siblings were always placed as a priority of the family. Currently,Arif was successful, but he does not forget that what he gained at this time can not be separated from the role of the family. And his extended family were too enjoy the results. Through funding Arif,the family business was built through the efforts of chips.

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WhyGo Bali: Seven Stunning Places in Bali

WhyGo Bali: Seven Stunning Places in Bali

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Seven Stunning Places in Bali

Posted: 21 Dec 2010 10:48 PM PST











There are so many places and objects to see in Bali that it would take quite a few years to see them all and, pretty much over the decades I have seen and explored Bali to the max. On my travels there are those places that I have re-visited and been disappointed mainly because of the 'overkill', due to the mass tourism that exists now on the island, where tourists and travellers alike are being charged ridiculous prices for entry fees and then getting hassled non-stop by persistent hawkers.

Then there are those beautiful, quiet places that were gems to find and these were generally off the so-called tourist track and now, as I am led to believe, are also being included on tour itineraries. So, I decided to put together a few gems that maybe some of you have already seen, but if you haven't, then it will give you something to look forward to on your next sojourn.

Vihara Amurya Bhumi: On the outskirts of Blahbatuh in Central Bali there is a beautiful, secluded Chinese temple. I can guarantee that you have crossed the steel-girder bridge as you enter town plenty of times, but, if you had have stopped on the left-hand side after you crossed the bridge then you would have noticed a stone stairway leading down to the river below. Here you will find Vihara Amurya Bhumi. This is a stunning and large temple literally sitting at the base of a cliff and on the cliff walls, unique carved Bhuddas. Entrance is free but a donation would be appropriate.

Danau Tamblingan and Danau Buyan: A half hour drive north of Pura Ulu Danau Bratan on the road to Singaraja, there is a sharp turn-off to the left. You can't miss it because there are heaps of monkeys on the road where people stop to feed them. Take the turning to the left and follow the road for about five miles and you will see on your left-hand side the twin lakes of Danau Tamblingan and Danau Buyan. There are plenty of places to stop and take photos here and the scenery is spellbinding.

Sanur Mangroves: Most of you will have driven along the Jalan Ngurah Rai bypass on your way to Sanur and you would have passed all the mangroves on your right-hand side. These mangroves are vital to the ecosystem of the area and you can actually walk along wooden walkways through the entire mangrove swamps to the ocean. There are two walkways and so, enter in one and walk back out the other. The people at the research centre located at the entrance are a boon of information.

Pura Luhur Batukau: What I would consider to be one of the most peaceful and beautiful temples on the island, Pura Luhur Batukau is located at the base of Gunung Batukau. It is the quietness of the area that I find appealing and the cool air is refreshing. Walking around this temple at the base of the mountain is surreal as is the reflective gardens.

Brama Vihara Arama: Without a doubt the most stunning Chinese place of worship on the island of Bali is the monastery of Brama Vihara Arama. Located not far from Singaraja just east past Banjar you will find the Buddhist monastery. The Brahma Arama Vihara is a spectacular place and is the most important Buddhist monastery in Bali. Complete with golden Buddha statues and a pristine natural setting, the most stunning part of this monastery is the miniature replica of Borobudur on the top level.

Amed & Surrounds: The east coast of Bali is in my opinion the most panoramic part of the island. Amed and surrounding areas are great places to stay and wile the days away far from the madding crowds of the Kuta tourist strip. Losmens and good hotels are clean and affordable, the diving and snorkelling is excellent and the locals, probably the friendliest that I have encountered.

Bunut Bolong: In the central-west of Bali you will find one of the most surprising and eloquent surprises, Bunut Bolong. The road actually goes through a tree. Of course there is a hole carved in it and it is a sacred place to the Balinese. Head west to Negara on the coast road and turn off at the town of Pekutatan. The long winding road up into the cool hills will see you passing by coffee and clove plantations and just as you turn the next bend, voila, there it is.


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