Beautiful Bali Awaits | Indonesia | 2022

Among the elegance of nature, the exciting lifestyle and the friendly locals, Bali is one of the most favorite places in Indonesia and world. This volcanic island is a province of Indonesia, located between Java and Lombok. As a major tourist destination in Indonesia, Bali is known for its sophisticated arts such as modern and traditional dance, sacred temples and pristine natural beauty. Nightlife is another aspect that travelers love! It’s common to spend time outdoors in Bali, so don’t forget to bring your own sunscreen! Especially in the dry season from May to September, there is a lot of sun!

Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is one of the most famous airports in Bali and the international hub for all Bali flights. There are many ways to get from the airport to your destination city. Local buses, private transfers and taxis are the most popular and convenient. You can also check with the hotel for transportation options. When you want to Travel the island by sightseeing shuttle, bemo minibus or taxi are available. If you are planning an overseas trip to Gili Island, a public ferry or domestic flight is the best option.

Here are some professional tips:

We highly recommend getting a scooter on rent for your trip. It’s an extra ordinary way to explore the island and perhaps find some secret spots!

There are many things to see and do in Bali. Buying handcrafts, exploring the land, and participating in exciting beach activities such as parasailing and scuba diving are just a few of the things this magical place offers.

Top adventures in Bali are:

 Temples – Approximately 20,000 temples or temples of Bali, built according to Balinese architectural rules and rituals, pay homage to the local spirit and deities of India and retain a place of valuable energy. They are all great, but here are some great ones to visit:

  • Pura Tirta Empul – Known for its sacred spring water and bathing structure, this water temple is frequently visited by Balinese Hindus for purification rituals. 
  • Pura Luhur Lempuyang – Located at a height of 1700 steps on the top of the sacred Lempuyang Luhur Mountain, it is one of Bali’s nine protected temples and one of the six most sacred places of worship in Bali.
  • Pura Tanah Lot – This temple is located in a large rock formation off the southwest coast. The symbolic structure is worth a look.

 Here’s a professional tip: Watch out for Kanansari, a Thanksgiving Day from Bali Hindus scattered around the island. They often look like small altars and can easily be overlooked if care is not taken.

 Walks and Hikes – With dense jungles, beautiful paddy fields, spectacular sunrises and sunsets, exploring the natural features is a great way to experience the beauty of the island.

Here are some recommendations:

  • Campuhan Ridge Walk – One of my favorite sunrise or sunset views in Ubud, this calm 9 km walk offers enchanting views of the lush jungle and rice fields.
  • Mount Batur Hiking – Not particularly difficult, but the volcano is still active, so this spectacular hike requires a guide.
  • Sekumpul Waterfall Hiking – This magnificent waterfall is actually made up of seven different waterfalls, creating a fascinating atmosphere. Trekking is very difficult, but you can always hire a guide.

Here’s a professional tip: Most natural attractions have a small admission fee, so bring cash if you plan to visit these areas or if you’re on a spontaneous adventure!

Yoga – Bali’s spiritual and heartfelt environment is a great place to try yoga classes. Whether you’ve never taken a class or practiced for years, Bali is the perfect place to experience this rich tradition. Here are some of the most famous studios on the island:

  • Morning Light Studio – Mat is available, classes are drop-in and welcome all levels-not to mention the inspiring views of Uluwatu. Perfect for traveling yogini and yogini!
  • The Yoga barn – Located in Ubud, this studio has a nice community atmosphere and offers a variety of classes per week. You can try Ayurvedic foods, treatments, and a wealth of alternative treatments.
  • Seminyak Yoga Shala – This quiet studio in the center of Seminyak is the perfect place to find the calm of the day.

Balinese Food

Balinese food is amongst tastiest foods in the world. Rice is an important main ingredient and is usually combined with a variety of vegetables, meats, or seafood. Some of the best food can be found at street markets such as Jimbaran’s fish market, local food stalls and warungs (small family-owned storefronts). Here you can find the best Bubrumeng. Here are some nice places for dining:

  • Cuca Restaurant – Enjoy local produce and world-class flavors in a casual yet quality atmosphere.
  • Locavore – A modern and cozy place to enjoy unique European cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.
  • Echo Beach Club – This beachfront seafood barbecue is popular with both locals and tourists. Sitting all day or outside.

When the sun goes down, the magic of Bali doesn’t stop. In fact, sunset is just the beginning of a whole new side of the island. Bali’s nightlife is incredibly lively and there are plenty of pubs and clubs to dance at night. Especially in Kuta, Legian and Seminyak.

Here are some of the most famous top spots to enjoy the sunset and everything that happens afterwards:

  • Potato Head Beach Club

Designed by renowned architect Andra Matin, this club is the perfect spot to watch the sunset while enjoying a cocktail and great music.

  • La Plancha

Put sand between your toes, grab a cold drink and relax with a colorful bohemian-style umbrella and bean bag. That is the atmosphere of this La Plancha restaurant!

  • Single Fin

Overlooking the dramatic cliff edge, this laid-back surf bar offers stunning live music, drinks and views. Stop buying on Sunday for their legendary session.

Here are some of the best hotels to enhance your stay in Paradise:

  • Bambu Indah

An eco-resort near Ubud with a traditional atmosphere, stunning views and a lush green environment. The house is a carefully restored tribal house.

  • Poppy

Located in vibrant Kuta, these villas are surrounded by tranquil gardens and offer a relaxing retreat after a long day.

  • Alila Manggis

A quiet retreat with a nice restaurant, yoga pavilion and spa.

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