Republic of Indonesia is a country composed of 17,508 islands, about 6,000 of which are inhabited, with a population of over 200 million (wikipedia: population in July 2008 is 237,512,352).

At 1,919,440 square kilometers (741,050 sq mile), Indonesia is the world's 16th-largest country in terms of land area. Its average population density is 134 people per square kilometer (347 per sq mile), 79th in the world, although Java, the world's most populous island, has a population density of 940 people per square kilometer (2,435 per sq mile).
A tropical climate with an average annual temperature from 18 until 27 degree Celcius with a high humidity. The rainy season lasts from November to April, when the dry season begins. Indonesia has a three zona time, that is divided in west zona (the time is GMT plus 7 hours), middle zona (the time is GMT plus 8 hours) and east zona (the time is GMT plus 9 hours).
Indonesia is located between two continental (Asia and Australia) and between two ocean (Hindia Ocean and Pacific Ocean).
Comprising more than 300 ethnic groups speaking 200 distinct languages and dialects, the Indonesian population exhibits incredible diversity in its linguistic, cultural and religious traditions. The Republic of Indonesia administration is divided into 33 provinces.

If you visit no other place on the island than Ubud, you will be amply rewarded, for this is the most Balinese of towns and is so different from all the others.

This is due to The Tjokorde Gde Putra Sukawati, Ubud's royal prince. Fearing the dilution of Balinese values and attitudes seen elsewhere on the island, he's done his very best to keep such toxic influences out of Ubud.
You won't find billboards here, nor a night-market, cinema, sidewalk sellers, wheeled food stalls, or dodgy cafes, bar and massege parlours. It's a real breath of fresh air after to the over-the-top "anything goes" commercialism found elsewhere on the island.
Ubud has always been uniquely special. Little more than a village 70 or 80 years ago, nevertheless it was a center of fine art - painting, sculpture, carving and the other decorative arts.

In the 1920's and 1930's noted artists from overseas came and visited. Many stayed and influenced local artists. These days Ubud is still known as the island's artists colony, but it is much more than that.

You'll find the cream of design here - in paintings and handcratfs, in fashion, in jewellery, glassware, photography, batik, the list goes on. It's also the acknowledged yoga, meditation and new age center. Ubud is the special town for Elizabeth Gilberth, the author of Eat, Pray, Love get her love. At 32 years old, Gilbert was educated, had a home and a husband, and a successful career as a writer. However, she was unhappy in her marriage and often spent the night crying on her bathroom floor. She separated from her husband and initiated a divorce, which her husband contested. She entered into a relationship with another man, but this relationship did not work out either. While writing an article on yoga vacations in Indonesia, she met a seventh-generation medicine man who told her she would come back and study with him. After finalizing her difficult divorce, she spent the next year traveling around the world. She spent four months in Italy, eating and enjoying life (Eat). She spent four months in India, finding her spirituality (Pray). She ended the year in Bali, Indonesia, looking for "balance" of the two and found love (Love). And this story has produce a film and the is staring Julia Robert. This film is take a picture in Bali, expecially at Ubud.

Tepi Sawah Restaurant and Villas is the combines accommodation with Balinese culture, ultimate privacy, a friendly atmosphere, together with excellent, personalized service. This villas in located near by the rice paddies so this villas is named "Tepi Sawah". This villas is easy to reach from the center of Ubud town.

Tepi Sawah Villas
The interior of this villas is so unique, decorated with selected paintings and artifacts by Ubud's famous artists. Combined with modern facilities the indoor bathroom and outdoor shower blend seamlessly with exotic tropical landscape. The room decoration of Tepi Sawah Villas is so romantic, it's suitable for the couple that just married and being get the honey moon in Bali.

Tepi Sawah Restaurant
Enjoy a wide selection of cuisine, ranging from contemporary western and innovative Indonesian or Balinese specialties while share the joy and satisfaction with other, to feel a wonderful experience of having a meal at the corner of the rice field, while viewing the rice paddies and the wave of the coconut tree leaves, as well as listening to the various tiny little bird singing in a very fresh atmosphere within the environment of the real Bali's Village in the perfect setting in Tepi Sawah Restaurant. This restaurant is very popular among public policy maker, Indonesian celebrities, top executives, and of course customers from all over the world as the best place for enjoying Crispy Duck and Fork Ribs Balinese style in Ubud. The competitive advantages of this restaurant are: good location and atmosphere, good food and drinks, good service, and above allvery good value for money.

A heaven which is tremendously beautiful at night time of romantic Candle light dinner for two in the special pavilion by the pool, served course by course with your personal waiter overseeing all in details. Fragrant arrangements of flowers and candles grace your table.

The tipe of Tepi Sawah Villas:
- Batuan Villas
- Taman Villa
- Padang Tegal Villa
- Peliatan villa
- Ubud villa
- Campuhan Villa

Facilities:
* Nyoman Sumerta Fine Art Gallery (also for public)
* Tepi Sawah Restaurant (also for public)
* Mesari Gift Shop
* Main Swimming Pool
* Tepi Sawah Spa
* Bale Banjar Restaurant
* IDD; Cable TV
* In Villa Safe Deposit Box
* Laundry and Dry Cleaning
* Parking Space
* Butler and Room Cleaning Service
* Coffee and Tea Time
* Courtesy Call
* Transfer; Shuttle Sevice
* Guest Activities
* Free WIFI Internet Connection

This Villas is recomended for Honeymoon.

For more information, visit: www.tepisawahvillas.com
Contact and address:
Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Br. Teges, Peliatan, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Phone : 62-361-970388
Fax : 62-361-970377
Email : sales@tepisawahvillas.com