A guling is a traditional Indonesian dish, particularly popular in Bali, consisting of a whole roasted pig. The pig is marinated with a blend of spices, including turmeric, garlic, and ginger, and is often cooked over an open flame or in an underground pit, resulting in crispy skin and tender meat. Guling is typically served during festive occasions and celebrations, embodying cultural significance and communal enjoyment.
Guling Street Avant-garde Theatre was created in 1906.
Balinese cuisine is known for its use of fresh ingredients such as spices, herbs, and tropical fruits. Some popular dishes include nasi goreng (fried rice), babi guling (suckling pig), and lawar (mixed vegetables with minced meat). Traditional Balinese meals often include a variety of side dishes and condiments to be enjoyed together.
According to the English, Dutch women are shapeless, as they call the long pillow Indonesians call "guling" a "Dutch wife". In terms of manners, Dutch ladies are considered the most unlady-like of Europe, as they tend to speak their mind very bluntly and loudly. Those from the North are generally tall, blonde and sturdy thanks to the Vikings, and remain loyal friends once the Nordic ice has been broken. A Portuguese pen pal tells me Dutch ladies are seen as fearless and aggressive when it comes to chasing Mediterranean men, but that may be based on prejudice.
Outside the busy town, Klungkung offers a contrast of landscapes from the lush hills on the road leading to Besakih temple, to the stark gravel pits to the east, formed when Mt Agung erupted in 1963, its lava flows laying waste to the ricefields of the area. The villages of Klungkung are among the most charming in Bali, and have been major prize winners in the all Bali "beautiful village" competitions sponsored by the government. One of the natural highlights of the FGungkung area is the great Unda River just east of the city. Floods and changes in the river's course figure in many episodes of Klungkung's traditional history. Nowadays its caprices are kept in check by a system of dams and man-made dikes, built with the voluntary aid of those who live by the river and are dependent on its waters for their survival.
Oh, dude, Malaysia's major landforms include coastal plains, mountains, and highlands. The country is also home to tropical rainforests and beautiful beaches. So, like, if you're into diverse landscapes and stunning scenery, Malaysia's got you covered.