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Ubud

Those looking for a change, transformation, and spiritual awakening, apart from travelling to one of the world’s most affordable and beautiful town, travel to Ubud in Indonesia. It is a home to great culture, food, restaurants, sightseeing, spirituality, and travel. The Hollywood movie, Eat, Pray, Love was shot in Ubud. Ubud is mostly a retreat for yoga, meditation, and many wellness and adventure activities. It is an adventurer’s delight. The green pastures flanked by water bodies and clear sky are enough to set your body clock to the right timing. You can fine tune your bodily vibes and energies when you visit Ubud.

You can as well take a short course in ayurvedic medicine and yoga, live in cottages and resorts, go shopping, and have a great time well spent in this part of Indonesia. The festivals of Ubud are the most vibrant and colorful. Commuting within Ubud is easy by hiring a bike and driving around the town all by yourself. Ride paddy fields, historical places, and dense forests make Ubud one of the most
popular tourist places to visit in Bali. You can attend the beach parties and enjoy the Balinese dance in this town of Ubud in central Bali.

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Hectic, Burgeoning and Sprawling – the capital of Bali has been the nerve center of the island’s wealth and growth in the last half a century. For some, it may look like an appalling or disorganized place but if you spend a little time on its boulevards in the comparatively affluent government and business district of Renon, you’ll discover a rather more ostentatious side of the city.

Denpasar is definitely not a tropical utopia but is as much a part of the real Bali as the cliff top temples and the rice paddies. It is the hub of the island for over 800,000 locals and here one can easily access the shopping hubs and parks. More appealing here is the myriad of authentic and palatable restaurants and cafes that lure the flourishing middle class. You may also wish to venture into the markets of Denpasar, pivotal museums of the city and indulge in the modern Balinese vibe. Usually, visitors stay in the hotels, resorts and stay houses in the tourist towns of the South and visit Denpasar on a round trip during the day time. In case traffic is lean you can reach here in half an hour from Seminyak and 15 minutes from Sanur.   

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Literally translating to “Two Islands,” Nusa Dua Bali is an upscale Indonesian district located on the Bukit peninsula. It is famous for being home to some of the best high-end resorts in the entire country. Quite different from the rest of Bali, Nusa Dua tourism is also one-of-a-kind, having its own charm and beauty. Known as one of the best places in Bali for those who wish to spend time amidst tranquillity and serenity, Nusa Dua also boasts of pristine white and sandy beaches lined with tall, thick palm trees. It is also one of the most idyllic holiday spots in all of Indonesia, flocked by thousands every year.

Nusa Dua Bali is a preferred holiday spot by people who are looking for a relaxing beach holiday. Here, they can spend their days swimming or rejuvenating under the sun on the beach. Additionally, they can also spend time soaking in some of the most breath-taking and stunning views of sunsets and nature across the water, in addition to having candle light dinners on the beautiful beaches present here. For those who wish to explore the cultural side of Nusa Dua, they can visit the many temples scattered all over the region, along with taking the much-preferred camel ride through the town. For tourists who wish to take a glimpse at the culture of the region of Asia Pacific, they must definitely visit the Museum Pasifika.

Boasting of a great nightlife, Nusa Dua is also quite clean and pretty, and has many amazing cafes and restaurants which specialise in traditional Balinese and international cuisine. From shopping in the many resort markets and small shopping centres to enjoying water sports and activities like jet skiing, parasailing, wake boarding and scuba diving, among others, there is something catering to every type of tourist in Nusa Dua. 

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The port town situated in the northern region of Bali, Singaraja serves as the seat for the Buleleng Regency. The name literally translates into Lion King in Indonesian. Singaraja also served as the Dutch capital of Bali between the years 1849 and 1953.

The second largest city in Bali, the place consists of a population of over 120,000 people. This destination is covered with greenery that lines the very streets of the place and surviving Dutch colonial buildings that make up for a very charming scenario. The waterfront area that is located in the north of Jl Erlangga is worth exploring too. People spend hours by this charmingly sleepy waterfront as it emits a soothing experience.

Another chief attraction of Singaraja is Lovina – which is not exactly located within the city but merely a few miles away from it.

Singaraja held great importance during the time of Dutch rule as the city helped the latter to remain in administrative dominance in the whole of Bali. In fact, Singaraja now remains to be among those few places that consists of minutely visible traces of the Dutch, Chinese and the Islamic influence. After years of revolving and re-emerging, Singaraja is today recognized as one of the most important centres for education and culture.

There are only two airports in the whole of Bali. The other one is being debated to be built in the Kubutambahan region of Bali which lies east of Singaraja – making it extremely convenient for travellers to visit this place.


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Gianyar

Gianyar is primarily known to the rest of the world as a regency situated in the Indonesian province of Bali. While the area doesn’t hold a great space, it certainly holds varied activities and experiences for visitors – especially those visiting for the first time.


One of the primary attractions in Gianyar is the town of Ubud. It is referred to as the ultimate hub of art and tourism. Gianyar is rich not only in terms of wealth, but the kind of experiences it offers to every one who are interested in a quick weekend getaway.


Not only will the travellers be able to enjoy the comfort and luxury at the endless top-rated resorts and hotels of Gianyar but also seamlessly understand the rich prevailing culture of the destination.


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Nusa Lembongan was once the realm of shack staying surfers. Today, it definitely has hit the high point. True, you can very well get a simple room overlooking the beautiful sunsets and the surf breaks but you also have a choice to stay in one of those choicest boutique resort and relish on a scrumptious meal. The growth here has been phenomenal.

This is no way restricts the growth and the planning for future years in Nusa Lembongan. It is a burgeoning Bali island that only gets popular with each passing year. Well, this does not dismiss the fact that Nusa Lembongam is still a mellow place. However, this new found richness for the beautiful island of Indonesia is definitely paving way for substantial changes here. Some of them being: Several young boys riding around in their motorcycles to school, almost all the temples being refurbished and renovated and the remainder in the line, high end supremely comfortable luxury resorts being introduced and the time being marked by the arrival of the tourist boats (that come on package tours) rather than by the fall of a coconut or crow of a rooster. Hopefully, with the passage of years, it will get more popular as a tourist attraction in Indonesia.


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Kintamani is a land surrounded by beautiful captivating lively green nature lying in the lap of Indonesia. It is situated at the western edge of Bali. It has gained its fame throughout the world for its most adventurous dramatic view of volcano Mount Batur and charming serene beauty of the Batur Lake.

There are six ancient villages around the cauldron of Batur Lake. These villages are famous as Bali aga village, for their culture, houses and lifestyle of the villagers. Most of the villagers are employees of industrial tourism companies. If one shows respect to the villagers they become very friendly.

Kintamani encompasses a massive land of Mount Batur Caldera, Penelokan, Toya Bungkah, Batur, Kedisan, Abung, Songan and Kintamani villages that sits like a ring around the huge Batur Caldera. As it is, more or less, 1500 m above the sea level, the temperature remains around 15° and even losses down more at night. This cloudy n drizzly pleasurable weather helps to rejuvenate one and gives a romantic impact. Alike the lake and volcano, another tourist attraction of Kintamani is Pura Ulun Danu Batur, a nine directional temple.

Wondering about your stay in Kintamani? There are a lot of hotels in Kintamani that will offer you cosy and comfortable stays such as Kedisan Resort and Resto Apung, Lake View Ecolodge, Hotel Segara, Toya Devasya Natural Hot Spring and Resort, and many others. If you are a complete foodie, you can dine at any of the
restaurants in Bali out there like Pulu Mujung Warung, The Amora Bali, Etc. If you love partying at night, there is great nightlife in Bali.

Unfortunately, there is no known nightclub in Kintamani Village. The nightclubs and bars that are really famous in Bali are Kunti Shraya, Kecak Fire and Trance Dance, Rock Bar at Ayana Resort and Spa, etc.
For shopaholics, avoid the yelling vendors trying to sell you all rubbish. Buy fresh fruits instead. A special local orange called Jeruk Kintamani is a must have there. The fruit with citrus flavours is delicious.

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Gili Island is an archipelago in Indonesia. Just picture three miniscule desert islands, embellished with the coconut palms and white-sand beaches, nestled in a turquoise sea? That’s Gili Island for you! Regarded as the vision of the paradise, the archipelago has exploded in terms of popularity. It is burgeoning like nowhere else in whole of Indonesia. Here, you can find speed boats zipping the visitors directly from Bali and new and happening hotels coming up just about every month.

Typically, it shouldn’t be hard for anyone to comprehend or understand the unique appeal of Gills for a tranquillity endures and a green consciousness is improving. You’ll never find dogs or motorcycles here. Development here has been more charming than just ferocious or greedy. You can also find some concrete eyesores.  

Every island of this archipelago has a distinct character. Most cosmopolitan of the islands here is the Trawangan that is popular for its party and bar scene, vibrant culture, plush accommodations, stays and resorts and restaurants that lie in proximity to the definitive tropical chic. The local character of the Gili Island is the strongest and is a true melange of languor and buzz. Ideally, Gili Island is the best desert island getaway.

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Nusa Penida ranks as being among the three largest islands that can be found to be situated in the South-Eastern coast of Bali. The other two islands are Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. This place comprises of a total of 200 square kilometres and although may appear small and petite, there is a lot waiting for the visitors to discover at this beautiful holiday destination. It is much larger than the other two islands and the tourist infrastructure is fast growing.

Interesting part about Nusa Penida is that it lacks abundance of natural, fresh water. Therefore, very little is grown of produced on the lands. However, basic food amenities come via means of boats. Therefore, some places charge slightly higher prices as compared to the rest of Bali. Luxury items won’t be discovered in this place as the island city prevails of being simplistic and rural by nature.

Nusa Penida only recently became the unofficial bird sanctuary for several endangered species of birds such as the Balinese Starling and other Indonesian birds. Looking at how things were panning out especially with the nearing extinction of the Balinese Starling bird, the Friends of the National Park Foundation or FNPF started an introduction program in 2004 that protected near-extinct birds. Under this program 64 birds were released into the wild. Since then, similar release bird projects have been preventing from these birds to become extinct.

When it comes to travelling in this area, there isn’t much to explore. You can catch the daily public ferry or the private speed boat. There are many quite, beautiful and sand-ful beaches that visitors can explore while they are here. Located mostly in the north and north-west coasts, these are among the best ones.


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Munduk Langki is situated in the Northern Coast hemisphere of Bali. This location makes up for the perfect holiday destination especially given how exotic the place truly is and the numerous, varied experiences that visitors can avail. This village encompasses for an over-all unassuming and is filled with beautiful buildings that hold great secrets.


Munduk Langki’s climate varies but more times than often, one can find a cooler climate prevailing in this village. Due to the given flora and fauna that can be discovered in this location, activities such as trekking through forested hills and hidden villages is among the most favourable things to do in Munduk Langki. One will often find Dutch-built assortment of houses and colonial-style buildings to appreciate that are typically scattered throughout the place.


Tourism wise there is a lot to this place than meets the eye. There is no worrying when it comes to staying in this location. There are a number of home-stays, hotels, restaurants or resorts that you can choose from and are located quite close to the heart of this beautiful town. Moreover, when it comes to basic amenities such as food – such things are well taken care of by the locals. There are so many activities one can indulge in while at this place.


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Uluwatu

Uluwatu is known as the surfer’s haven in Bali. They have the most beautiful cliff top resorts, luxurious villas, and mesmerizing beaches. Located to the South of Bali, it attracts many surfers from around the world every year. The temples of this place are the most beautiful and located in scenic landscapes. If you do not want to surf, you can eat, drink, enjoy the view, go beach walking, and relax at these stunning beaches. Considered one of the best romantic getaways, you can visit this resort town in Bali to get the best of sightseeing.

|There are many tourists places to visit in Uluwatu. You can get breathtaking panoramic view at the cliff tops, hike near the caves, discover many hidden beaches, and take photographs of the stunning monuments and temples at this place. You can also check out the reefs, deep water swells if you are an experienced swimmer, and surf at these beaches. You can attend the beach parties, stay in the pool villas, and make the most of your holidays in Bali by visiting Uluwatu. There is one of the most sacred temple situated at this peninsula region that is said to protect Bali from evil

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Seminyak Tourism is one of the most luxurious experiences you can have in Bali. With antique temples and various famous monuments, this place holds its significance in travel destinations in Bali. It is the ultimate place for you in Bai if enjoy less crowd as this place is visited by very few people. 

You will find lesser people on the fine beaches which implies that you can enjoy a good time in peace. Moreover, the coast has colorful marine life which could be explored through snorkeling and scuba diving. Along with that, you can indulge in other water activities. This city also offers excellent restaurants which serve exquisite Balinese and Indonesian food along with a variety of international foods as well. Moreover, you will find amazing beach clubs where you can dance off your tiredness over a couple of excellent cocktails. 

If you wish to enjoy your drink in silence then there is no shortage of good bars in the city. All these things complemented with a calm sunset at a place with less rush is the essence of the city.

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Bedugul

Often regarded as the lake side area, Bedugal is the first place you’ll reach on the hill top when you come fro, the South Bali. Despite that, you might not necessarily take a pause here since the area is very small.

Located near the Lake Bratan in the centre north region of the island on the road that lies between Singaraja and Denpasar, Bedugal lies 48 kilometres north of the capital city of Bali. Nestled in the Tabanan Regency, there are several lakes located in close proximity to this lake resort namely the Lake Tamblingan and Lake Buyan.

Given the fact that Bedugal lies at an elevation of about 1500 meters i.e. 4900 feet above the sea level, the weather here is pleasant. Some of the notable sites here include the Pura Ulun Danu Bratan water temple as well as the Bali Botanic Garden. Spread over an area of 157.5 hectares, this is also the largest botanic garden in Indonesia. The Bali Botanic Garden was opened in the year 1959 and is indeed the most important place to see here. So, whenever, you are up for a trip to Bali, do plan at least a day tour to this small beautiful city of Indonesia.


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Tabanan

Another one of the main regencies that help make up for the beautiful and perhaps, one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in the world, Bali is the city of Tabanan. With an expansive area of approximately 839.33km, the city is home to up to 400,000 people hailing from varied backgrounds. While the city is comparatively smaller than most major cities in Bali and the world, Tabanan is divided into ten different districts on the basis of the geographical distinction followed by population accordingly. These ten districts are: Selemadeg, Selemadeg Timur, Selemadeg Barat, Kerambitan, Tabanan district, Kediri, Marga, Baturiti, Penebel and Pupuan.

Each of these destinations has something unique to offer to its visitors. For instance, the Penebel district located in the North of Tabanan consists of wide expanding paddy fields that allows visitors an insight into the local farming culture and rural life of Bali. At the same time, the more developed region of Tabanan such as the main city area offers tourists with experiences that are individualistic only to the city life including the diverse entertainment and adventurous activities as well as the shopping experiences that might not be available anywhere else.

The atmosphere is Bali is quite cool especially given the terraced land that lies against the spell-binding background of the two different mountains which are located quite close to the city of Tabanan. These mountains are, Mount Batukaru and Mount Agung. Lying on an altitude of approximately seven hundred meters, the cool atmosphere is what makes up for a wonderful experience in Tabanan.

However, the main attraction of the place remains to be its agricultural fields that the heads of Tabanan city have especially put in special effort in preserving. The tourism facilities are quite comforting too with hotels, resorts and homestays available just a skip away from all the important place around the city of Tabanan. Enjoy Tabanan’s natural beauty at simple prices and zero complications.


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Klungkung is the administrative capital of the Regency and is one of the most important historical and cultural town in Indonesia which holds a lot of significance. It was a hub of development of the Golden age of art in Indonesia. This place made a mark in the history of Bali after the Invasion of the Dutch in 1908, which resulted in a lot of destruction when 200 members of the royal family and court were killed. Holding a lot of historic significance, this place is also a great portrayal or culture and art. If you want to visit a holiday destination which is a mix of history, art, culture as well as beautiful nature in the form of serene and sparkling blue beaches, you do not need to think of any other place.

Klungkung Regency is not at all an expensive tourist destination and hence, not matter what your budget is, you will surely be able to enjoy a great holiday over here. This place is perfect for holiday with your family as well as friends and if you are a solo traveler who wants to visit a peaceful place, there is no place better than this one. You can have a really peaceful vacation over here and experience a unique satisfaction of mind while holidaying here.


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Capital of the Karangasem district, Amlapura is the key transport junction and town junction in the eastern Bali. It is very well connected to almost every part of the Bali. Though being the smallest of the Bali’s district capitals, it is worth a stop to check out the different royal palaces here.

Until the year 1963, Amlapura was known by the name of Karangasem. During that time, the Agung volcano erupted with a massive force and caused devastating damage. This was the reason why Karangasem was rechristened and reborn again as Amlapura so as to get rid of any further "unlucky" association.

One of the most significant attraction of the Amlapura is the puri or the traditional palaces. You can locate the northern, western, eastern or southern puri found at several places in Amlapura. These palaces are till date occupied by the members from the royal family. Of all the palaces, the only one that is easily accessible is the Puri Kangin located on the eastern end. Besides this, you can also plan a visit to the old Puri Agung Karangasem, Palace that was the seat of the erstwhile King of Karangasem. Though not a favourite in the itinerary of the tourist’s visiting Indonesia, you can still plan a visit to check out the vast range of architectural marvels located here.   


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Lombok

Tourist places in Lombok give tough competition to other similar kinds of tourist destinations all across the globe. The best thing regarding this place is that despite the presence of its superstar neighbor, Bali, the island is able to make a constant buzz and is able to attract visitors who are looking something different from its superstar neighbor.The presence of graceful white-sand beaches, spectacular turquoise bays, lush forest interiors, hiking trails in the course of rice and tobacco fields are just a few things to mention that you will be enjoying in this beautiful part of the world.Lombok is also referred as ‘Unspoiled Bali’. Thus, if you have plans to travel and spend some quality time amidst nature, then this destination is certainly one of the best choices for you.  Accommodation and eateries are, never a problem here. Apart from being lost in the lovely sceneries, there are so many things to do in this wonderful place like shopping, adventure activities, treks and much more.

 

As the place is not engulfed with many tourists, you can spend more quality time here without much hindrance. This makes this place more suitable for your honeymoon. Spend some amazing time with your partner by losing yourself to the beauty of nature and grab some astonishing memories for the lifetime.Now if you are still thinking whether you shall plan a trip to Lombok or not, then this fact can be a game changer. Here you will come across Gunung Rinjani, which is the second highest volcano in Indonesia. The summit of this volcano completes with dazzling Crater Lake and hot springs.  Isn’t this amazing? Likewise, there are so many things to explore and refresh you in this awesome place which is all surrounded by some astounding beauty of nature and thrilling adventures.

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Tampaksiring is a temple town in the northern part of the Denpasar city in Bali. Those who are interested in the architecture and cultural tours can visit this town for its temples and natural beauty. There are some good restaurants and places to stay in this town that serve home cooked food. You can visit this town during the day and go on sightseeing trips. The Tirta Empul is the famous temple in this town. It has sacred waters in which pilgrims take a dip. This town has a spiritual community and this temple is popular amongst Hindus across the world.

Stretching for miles together, you will find street shops that sell arts and crafts items. None of the shops sell mass produced items, but only handicrafts in wood carvings. The products sold do not have finesse. The spring temple has water arising from the land and is believed to be from infinite waters. There are papyrus inscriptions on the temple that narrate how, Bhatara Indra, the Sun god created this temple. It depicts the interesting tale of the miraculous king, Mayadenawa, who was said to have powers to appear whenever he wants which to his arrogance claiming himself as god. The water of the temple are said to have medicinal properties.


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Canggu

Kabupaten is a regency in Indonesia and famous for offering its guests with a unique tranquility and peace of mind. With abundant healing centers and places to relax your tired mind, body and soul, Kabupaten is a place where you will experience sheer serenity and calm. This is a destination perfect for getting away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Kabupaten has an array of enjoyment options for different types of travel preferences. If you want to witness grand temples, meditation centers and learn some yoga for rejuvenating your body, there is no other place more perfect for a vacation that Kabupaten. You can visit this place with your family as well as friends and have the best time of your life at this Island destination which is truly magical.

Kabupaten is a destination everybody should visit at least once just to experience the kind of tranquility this has to offer. If you are not a typical tourist who is looking for only sight-seeing destinations, this place perfect to be visited by you. So do not wait and add Kabupaten to your next destination bucket list.


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Jimbaran is a little fishing village as well as a coastal resort near the south of Kuta. The Jimbaran beach has calm waters and atmosphere and some really scenic views. There are a lot of activities to enjoy here as tourists. Some of them include visiting theme parks, dining at authentic fish restaurants, strolling in the tropical green forests and witnessing the lively open air fish market. If you are a surfing enthusiast, this place is like a heaven for you because it produces some of the strongest surf waves in the world. Bali is a beautiful beach paradise and you can enjoy the best time of your life over here.

This spot is perfect for a week-long vacation with your family as well as friends and partners. You can have an adventurous, fun as well as a romantic holiday in Bali, and the most special part of this destination is that it is not over-crowded with flock of tourists. This place is a traveler’s paradise and a heavenly destination for you to enjoy one of the most memorable vacations of your life. So get set, book your tickets and be ready to experience sheer calm and peace of mind on this vacation.


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Other Attractions

Lovina Beach, located on the northern coast of Bali, is a serene and enchanting destination. With its black volcanic sand, tranquil waters, and breathtaking sunsets, it offers a peaceful retreat for travelers seeking relaxation. The beach is also famous for its dolphin sightings, making it a must-visit spot for nature lovers.

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Admire the beauty of Tanah lot, the Land in the sea, which is a famous heritage site in Bali. You will be greeted with a panoramic view of the charming land facing the open sea.

Preserving the Balinese culture, the traditional stone carvings at the hindu temples here share some insights about the people of Bali and their folklore.

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Feast your eyes with the jaw-dropping views of Candidasa town from the peak of Gunungan hill that is located in the eastern quarter of Bali. From this point, you can gape the exotic scenery of the town where the sea meets the shore. Another striking feature of this place is that it is known for snorkeling and travelers from both near and far come here to explore the bounties of water.

If you are looking for unexploited yet serene beauty then this is the ideal place for you. Make sure that you plan a visit in the months from June to September as the views of the valley are embraced by the plantations that are all covered by the coconut trails.

Highlights: Scenic views, ideal for snorkeling, farming terrains encircled by coconut groves.

Location: Nyuh Tebel, Karangasem, Karangasem Regency, Bali 80811, Indonesia

Timings: 24 hours open

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A small island located off the coast of Nusa Dua; Pulau Nusa Dharma is a hidden gem of the region. In addition to having a rather tranquil ambience, the island also has a small Balinese shrine in its centre. It is also popularly known for yoga activities and meditation, making it one of the best yoga retreats in Bali.

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A visit to the Provincial Public Museum Denpasar is one that will give you a deep insight into the history, culture, traditions and the lives of the Balinese people. Known as one of the oldest landmarks of the city, it is also the main museum here, which shows off the island’s rich heritage.

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Located just off the Denpasar coast in Bali, the Serangan Island, or Shark Island as it is popularly called, is best known to host one of the world’s largest populations of rescued sharks of all breeds. The island offers long tours where visitors not only get to learn more about these majestic predators, but also get to swim with them.

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One of the most hip locations in Bali, Canggu has secured its popularity among partygoers, beachlovers and adventurers alike. The Canggu beach is not just one beach, but a collective name used to designate a series of beaches. Although the rough waters off the coast makes it unfit for swimming, the beach gathers surfers from across the country.

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Located in Bali’s little tourist town of Ubud, the Pura Dalem Bentuyung Temple is amongst the most popular temples in the region, amongst locals and tourists alike. Known for its stunning architectural style, and home to hundreds of magnificent statues, the temple also has an amazing symmetrical design, which makes it a sight for sore eyes.

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Lying on the eastern coast of Nusa Dua, Mengiat Beach is one of Bali’s most rewarding hidden gems. With its waves ranging from gentle to moderate, Mengiat Beach offers the perfect spot for a light swim, and is renowned for its stunning sunrises as well. The Mengiat beachfront also features an exquisite collection of luxury resorts and hotels.

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Located on the Canggu coastline, Berawa is one of Bali’s least explored beaches. While the turbulent waters off the Berawa coast makes it largely unfit for swimmings, the swells are just the perfect fit for surfing sports. The Berawa beachfront also features a number of luxury clubs, restaurants and unique party sports, for those choosing to stay over after sunset.

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A small and secluded beach located in Sanur, around 1 kilometre south of the Sindhu Beach in Denpasar, Karang Beach is known for its white sands and calm waves, in addition to the colourful coral reefs that you can find here. From swimming and snorkelling, to enjoying beautiful sunsets from the Balinese-style gazebos, Karang Beach has a lot to offer.

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Located in South Bali, Kuta Beach is a popular tourist hotspot which has everything you could ask for, from a water park and luxury accommodations, to a plethora of dining spots, party venues, water sports as well as shopping streets. A popular spot for surfers, this beach boasts of fine white sands and tranquil blue waters of the sea.

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The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are Bali's largest rice terraces, with approximately 600 hectares of rice fields. The highlands and stunning views of this settlement at the foot of Mount Batukaru provide great photo possibilities and a relaxing escape from the island's crowded areas. At sunset, the rice fields take on a mystical appearance, and it's a sight to behold.

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Amongst the most loved vacation spots for youngsters, and children, Bali Fun World Ubud has everything that a child would want in an amusement park. This indoor playground has a lot of exciting things such as rodeo-style bull riding for youngsters, including special toys as well as different types of slides and trampolines, among other things.

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Bali’s longest river, Ayung originates right at the northern mountains and flows through the forested city. The river, as it flows through the Ubud region, breaks into rapids, making it a popular spot for rafting in Indonesia. The current here is gentle, and the river flanks with cliffs adorned with elaborate rock carvings depicting epic scenes.

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The largest of Canggu’s three sister beaches, Batu Bolong is renowned for both its magnificent natural beauty, and its surf spots. The waves here are fairly moderate, making it ideal for beginners as well as seasoned surfers. Batu Bolong is famed for its sunsets as well, and has several designated vantage points for the same.

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Amongst the most popular attractions located in Denpasar in Bali, the Renon Square has a rather rich and long history associated with it. Besides being surrounded by several Balinese cultural buildings and other landmarks, Renon Square also has a park, field walk trail and other structures within it, one of them being the famous Bajra Sandhi Monument.

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Considered as one of the central landmarks of Ubud, the Gunung Lebah Temple is an 8th century temple that overlooks the eastern side of the Campuhan Valley. Dating back to the times of the Hindu priest Rsi Markandeya, the temple also features a traditional Balinese Padmanasa atop its tower-like structure. It is also a very serene place to visit in Ubud.

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Home to one of the most impressive collections of wildlife in Indonesia, Bali Zoo stands out among the biggest highlights of the island city. While the sheer variety of biodiversity is staggering, Bali Zoo is better known for its range of immersive experiences- whether it be dining with jungle beasts, going on elephant safaris, or nighttime tour of the Zoo.

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Celebrating local forms of art, the Kuta Art Market is a vibrant local market with makeshift stalls setting up shops daily. The atmosphere here is energetic, with loud voices of sellers and buyers cutting each other. Handmade curios, artwork, clothing and sculptures are some of the most popular things sold here, at feasible rates with high quality.

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Rightfully regarded as Uluwatu’s hidden gem, Thomas boasts of long stretches of speckless, white sands, fringed by the waves that break gently against its coastline. Unlike several of Bali’s beaches, the current at Thomas Beach makes it a perfect spot for swimming. It features a good number of water sports as well.

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Settled off the Nusa Penida shoreline, Manta Point is a compilation of several offshore diving locations. As the name suggests, the Manta Point is where a large number of manta stingrays- one of the largest breeds of its kind- congregate. Diving into the depths of the deep blue sea, one is greeted with unobstructed views of these majestic creatures.

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Settled on the coastline of Canggu, Splash Waterpark is an adventure park with a view. The waterpark features a plethora of rides and thrill attractions for visitors across all ages. Owing to its location just by the Finn’s Recreation Club, entry to the waterpark earns one access to the Club’s Olympic sized pool as well.

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Flanking Bali’s biggest golf resort, the Bali Handara Gate is now one of the most prominent photo stops in Indonesia. The gate is renowned for its Hindu-Buddhist architecture style, which appears twice as beautiful against the backdrop of the towering, forested mountains.

Although taking a picture before the gate requires a nominal charge, one can get it done for at no cost if staying at the golf resort.

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Located in one of the most unique coasts of Bali, the Suluban Beach Cave is amongst the most mesmerising attractions on the island. Concealed by natural limestone formations, Suluban Beach Cave also has rocky steps and log ramps that lead to a tranquil hidden beach.

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Skip the hustle and bustle of Bali and set out on an extraordinary adventure to Tanjung Jepun, known as one of the best places to dive in the country. Spend the day exploring the location, or take a dive deep into the mysterious world of the underwater, catching sights of wonderful corals, and the rich variety of marine life here.

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With an aim to combine art and public life, Museum Rudana is a unique humanist art museum, displaying the best of Balinese and rare international art. The artistic richness of the place is evident just through its architecture, which reflects the best of Indonesian designs. It also hosts several immersive activities for visitors, including painting lessons, art residencies and exhibitions.

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One of Bali’s most beautiful hidden gems, the Tukad Cepung Waterfall is an excellent addition to anyone’s itinerary in Bali. The unique falls are hidden away underneath Tembuku’s jungle caves, offering an offbeat expedition into the wild. A river snakes along the cracks on the mountain walls here, which one must wade through in order to reach the falls.

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One of the most important religious sites in Bali, Indonesia, Ulun Danu Beratan temple is a grand temple complex comprising a series of 8 Hindu shrines and a Buddhist stupa. Combining strong overtones of Buddhist and Hindu architecture, the temple stands reflective of Bali’s secular culture. A boat ride through the Bratan lake will take you to these floating temples.

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Home to some of the most extensive range of paintings and artworks, the Basuki Abdullah Museum is a popular art museum located in South Jakarta in Indonesia. You can explore the personal collection belonging to the legendary Basoeki Abdullah at this museum including weapons, statues, masks as well as puppets.

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Soaring through the stunning green plantations of Tegalalang, the Terrace River Pool Swing is an exotic new adventure located just outside Ubud. The swing offers rides of varying heights, for solo riders as well as couples. The Pool Swing also features 6 lifelike nests suspended from the canopy, which act as photobooths, preceded by a coffee tasting session.

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Home to the former royal family of Bali, Puri Saren Agung is one of Ubud’s most revered attractions. Also called the Ubud Kingdom Palace, the place now functions as a repository of local Balinese arts. Two buildings in the palace grounds are kept open to the public that hold a variety of traditional art and sculpture work.


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One of Bali’s oldest Hindu temples, the Batuan Temple is dedicated to three of mightest Hindu deities- Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Each shrine at the temple is distinctly Balinese in architecture, beautifully constructed with stones and fiber. The temple courtyard is riddled with sculptures, and sometimes hosts a local market held by artisans as well.


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Head into the lap of nature at the Bali Twin Lakes Trekking Point, which offers some of the most unparalleled views of the famous Tamblingan Lake and Buyan Lake in Munduk. Get a chance to experience the best of what Bali has to offer by passing through hidden hamlets, dense jungles and meeting local people.

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Home to some of the rarest species of butterflies and other insects, the Bali Butterfly Park offers a unique experience to the visitors. You get to admire the rare species of swallowtail, great Mormon and birdwing butterflies on your visit. Bali Butterfly park also hosts researching, breeding and preserving of butterflies and other endangered species of insects.

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One of Bali’s least explored beaches, Nelayan Beach paints a typical picture of a fishing beach. On a regular day, the coastline at Nelayan can be found dotted with bobbing fishing boats, especially during the early hours. The gentle waters off the coast of the beach makes it ideal for swimming, although one can even try kitesurfing on especially windy days.

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An explosive mix of adventure and nature, Alas Harum can be one of the most eventful visits during one’s time in Bali. This agrotourism center offers plantation tours to guests, where you can also explore the lush coffee plantations. Alas Harum also offers a wide range of extreme activities, including the Bali Swing Alas Harum, Sky Bike and zipline adventure.

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Nestled on one corner of the Nusa Penida island, Diamond Beach is one of the most unexplored regions in Bali. The crystal white sands of Diamond Beach Bali are interrupted only by the bright blue waves that lap along its shore.

Although swimming can be dangerous here, the beach offers the ideal setting for a picnic or a romantic walk.

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Tucked in the quaint village of Bedulu, a fertile rice field located in the central Bali highlands, is the 14th century Yeh Pulu Temple, known to have some of the most intricate stone carvings in all of Bali. Accessible by foot on a lush forest trail, Yeh Pulu Temple is one place that will transport you to the bygone eras.

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Get a taste of authentic Balinese coffee at the Satria Coffee Plantation, known predominantly for the kopi luwak or civet coffee, which is one of the most expensive coffees on earth. Learn about the unusual production process of this coffee, and enjoy a guided walk around the jungle plantation, often coming across one or more Asian palm civets.

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A village with pure legacy of thousands of years in the regency of Karangasem in Bali is Tenganan Pegringsingan. Before coming to the knowledge of outer world it was known by anthropologists as one of the most important secluded societies on the archipelago. Since 1970s, the village has been going through some changes and variations and developments. From then on, tourism started imposing its clutches on the soil of this village.

What attracts people toward this village is its unique culture and preserved customs. Bali Aga is the predominant culture here which holds the original traditions and rules of the ancient people intact and the atypical architecture was also a talk of the town.

Highlights: The village’s specialties lie in its peculiar music that is Gamelan selunding music and geringsing double ikat textiles. The legends about the village say that the inhabitants of this village were selected by Indra, the god of war to administer a territory which to be a microcosm of the world and they were suggested to keep the territory pure and clean. Thus the concept of territorial, spiritual and bodily purity has a lot of significance in the village.

The Bali Aga people are believed to be originated or descended from the pre-Majapahit kingdom of Pegeng. The rules are very stringent for those who live in the village and only those who have born in the village are allowed to continue staying there. Anyone who marries outside the village should leave the territory and go out of the community. The houses in the village are arranged on both the sides of the north to the south concourse with the doors of them opening onto it.

The narrow entrances of each house allow only one person to enter or come out of the house at one time. There are two temples on both the entrances of the village.

Rituals: Almost all the rituals in the village are closely similar to the main ones Balinese culture follows but one of the unique features is the wide use of geringsing. People believe that geringsing is capable of keeping impurities and any kind of danger out of their village as well it protects humans from adverse influences during the transition from one phase of life to the next.

Location: Jalan Raya Nyuh Tebel, Tenganan, Manggis, Indonesia. It is located northwest of Candidasa about 5 km away from the main road.

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One of the most prominent temples in Bali is Goa Lawah which is a huge complex constructed around a cave. The cave houses hordes of bats and thus its name flourished as Bat Cave. The temple’s birth was claimed to be in the 11th century by Mpu Kuturan. He was an early priest who was the reason for Hinduism to come to the land of Indonesia, experts say. Located in the village of Pesinggahan Dawan, the temple is the major landmark to be visited on your tour of Candi Dasa or Bali.

The story of the temple says a prince from the Mengwi kingdom had chosen the place to hide away from the enemies and eventually reached at Besakih Temple on the foot of Mount Agung. The story was not proved right or wrong till date. The locals and the temple community say that the cave leads to three locations viz. Mount Agung, Talibeng and Tangkid Bangbang and various accounts declare that when Mount Agung erupted in 1963, ash came out of Goa Lawah.

Highlights: It is a large complex situated on the north side of the Jalan Raya Goa Lawah main road. Those who come to visit Bali would take a short break to visit the temple for prayers. At the entrance of the temple, you can see two large banyan trees and as you enter the temple, you will come to see a central courtyard. Three bale pavilions at the three corners of the complex. Also, there are ages-old shrines that holds nectar bats and a Shivaite shrine which was there for thousands of years. It was once a place for meditation for many sages.

Location: Jalan Raya Goa Lawah, Pesinggahan Village, Dawan District, Klungkung

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Lapangan Puputan Badung, located in Bali, Indonesia, is a historically significant and culturally important public square. It serves as a memorial to the tragic Puputan battle fought by the Balinese against the Dutch in 1906. The square is surrounded by lush greenery and features a prominent monument commemorating the brave Balinese warriors. It remains a poignant reminder of Bali's past and holds a special place in the hearts of the locals and visitors alike.

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Mount Agung, a stratovolcano, provides the highest point in all of Bali, and the famous thing to do here is to hike to the top and witness the magical sunrise. It is located at an elevation of 3031 meters above sea level. Mount Agung is home to Bali’s mother temple, Besakih, making it one of the most famous attractions. 

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Break away from the bustle of city life amid the lush and serene paddy fields at the Tegallalang Rice Terraces. The fields are uniquely cut out in a terraced layout along the hillsides lending the entire area a graceful pattern that is truly a visual treat. You can also interact with the local farmers to know more about Balinese culture.

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Padang Padang Beach, known locally as Pantai Labuan Sait, is a renowned surfing destination located on Bali's Bukit Peninsula. It distinguishes itself from other beaches on the island with its captivating ambiance. The beach's main highlight is its distinctive entrance, a hollow rock opening leading to a 100-meter stretch of sand. Accessible via a flight of stairs, this picturesque setting adds to the allure of Padang Padang Beach, making it a must-visit spot.

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If you're looking for a spot to rejuvenate your mind and body, Bali's Tegenungan Waterfall is the destination to go. Spend the day in the sun, swim or leap into a cool pool, enjoy quality time with family or friends, and soak up the peace and refreshing ambiance. Nestled amidst lush landscapes, this waterfall is perfect for wildlife photographers. 

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A ceremony indigenous for Tenganan village in Bali is Mekare-Kare which if famously known as Perang Pandan. It is an offering ceremony that is for paying tribute to Indra or god of war and the ancestors of the village. This annual festival is held in June. The Tenganan village belongs to one of the old villages of Bali which are called Bali Aga village and it is surrounded by hills and boasts its sturdy structure that resembles the shape of a fortress with only four entries.

The peculiarity of this village is that it has written rules called awig-awig and the natives believe Indra is the god of all gods. The story of the festival starts from the ages of gods. It is believed to be the commemoration day of Indra’s war with Maya Denawa.

Highlights: The festival will last for 2 days and happens only during Sasih Kalima that falls on the fifth month of the calendar of Bali and it is conducted as a part of the famous ceremony called Sasih Sembah, the largest religious fest in the village. It happens in the middle of the village hall. It starts at 02:00 pm which invites all the citizens in traditional clothes and men are supposed to partake in Pandanus war, a fighting ceremony on a stage of 5*5 meters square.

Before the start of Perang Pandan, there will be a ritual for the surrounding villages to seek for salvation and then a ritual to drink palm wine. Then the attractive Pandan war starts. The happy fight will last three hours or more and everyone would be happy to take part in it.

Best time to go: The festival happens in June and if you go to Bali during that time, you can witness the rare festival in its purity and authenticity.


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Elephant Park in Bali is regarded as one of the best in the world, incorporating an extensive museum, with a large collection of elephant memorabilia, and one of the largest mammoth skeletons in Southeast Asia. This Safari Park in Bali provides visitors with the opportunity to encounter these majestic animals up close and humanely in an undeniably beautiful setting.

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Broken Bay, Bali, is a serene and secluded coastal gem nestled along the western coastline. Known for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush greenery, it offers a peaceful escape from the bustling tourist spots. With a laid-back vibe and stunning sunsets, Broken Bay is an idyllic destination for relaxation and beach lovers.

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