Have you try bali coffee, one of the most popular place in the world also have nice coffee, especially in batur mountain. Coffee superior types developed Balinese farmers using environmentally friendly organic fertilizer, is now the subject merchandise that is in great demand overseas consumers. "Employers abroad, including from France afford to buy environmentally friendly coffee in large quantities, and they could see directly from the production process that is close to coffee farmers on the island," said Head of the Provincial Estates Made Sudharta Bali in Denpasar, on Thursday.
He said the number of exporters of coffee from around the world in enjoying a holiday in Bali a close look at the process of eco-friendly coffee production plant in the village of Belantih, district of Kintamani, Bangli regency.
Belantih village, about 65 km northeast of Denpasar is one of the largest coffee development center in Bali. The area has a cool air and beautiful natural scenery. Entering the year 2010 the group recorded three coffee buyers each from Australia, Holland and France to visit the Village Belantih.
Made Sudharta explain, for during 2009 the group recorded five businessmen Australia, America, Holland and China ordered matadagangan coffee while enjoying panoramic countryside not far from Kintamani attractions with the natural panorama of Mount Batur.
Coffee farmers who gathered in the village of Subak Abian Belantih has pocketed organic certification, because the resulting coffee matadagangan friendly environment, free from the use of chemicals. According Made Sudharta, it wants to make coffee development centers and 50 units of integrated agricultural development patterns in this area into a tourist attraction agro-based integrated farming system (simantri). "Of the 50 locations that are most ready to become a tourist attraction and is visited by foreign tourists in the village of Belantih integrated farming," said Made Sudharta.
Line Bali Plantation Office in cooperation with the Department of Tourism, the Association of Indonesian Travel Agency (ASITA) and the regency / city government is doing a Balinese tourism packaging simanteri.
Stubs are an attempt to introduce environmentally friendly alternative tourist attraction based on agriculture, in addition to mainstay attractions that have been internationally recognized community. Bali during 2009 received a visit as much as 2.22 million foreign tourists increased by 13.27 percent compared to the previous year which recorded 1.96 million people.
