Bali’s Bangli Regency is one of the island’s most overlooked travel destinations. With more focus on the tourism hotspots of Canggu and Uluwatu in Badung Regency, or Ubud in Gianyar Regency, savvy tourists would be wise to explore Bangli Regency. Home to significant cultural landmarks and destinations like Penglipuran Village, Bangli Regency is home to …
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As the beaches of the central south of Bali become busier, and as many are seeing significant conservation and renovation works, tourists are starting to look along the length and breadth of Bali’s southern coast. Karangasem Regency is ticking all the right boxes right now, with crowd-free shorelines and crystal clear waters. There is a …
No trip to Bali is complete without exploring some of the island’s utterly magical waterfalls. From Ubud to Munduk, the waterfalls of Bali are vastly different from one another. Some are powerful and fast-flowing, others are tall, gentle cascades, and all are a showcase of the wonders of nature. For tourists planning a day (or …
Bali is sometimes known as the Island of A Thousand Temples…in fact, the island is home to many more temples than that! There is one very special temple that, for Balinese Hindus, holds more spiritual significance than any other, and, generously, the Balinese people allow tourists and non-Hindus to visit. In Bali, the tenets and …
Tourists traveling to Bali seeking to visit a seriously impressive historical and cultural gem without the crowds should look no further than Tampaksiring Village and specifically Gunung Kawi. Located just a stone’s throw from the island’s arts and culture capital, Ubud, this small village is often overlooked. Gianyar Regency, home to tourist hotspots like Ubud …
Nature lovers seeking a crowd-free place to reconnect with nature and discover new landscapes in Bali should head to Amed. Located on the east coast of Bali, Amed is an overlooked destination that offers tourists a complete retreat, and nature experiences abound. Amed is perhaps best known for its snorkelling and diving. While Nusa Pendia …
Tourists traveling to Bali are always on the lookout for something unique. While no two trips to Bali are ever the same, there are some places where tourists can go to experience a different view of the island, and it’s always worth going the extra mile. In terms of spectacular sunrises, tourists visiting Bali are …
Uluwatu is the hottest destination in Bali right now. In close competition with Canggu, both of these coastal resorts are seeing a massive influx of travelers, holidaymakers, digital nomads, and new-to-the-island expats, but step just outside the borders of these coastal hangouts, and the rewards are high. Tourists interested in traveling to the Bukit Peninsula …
West Bali National Park, also known as the “Wild West” of Bali, is one of the most untouched and under-visited areas on the island. Located approximately 4-5 hours’ drive from central Denpasar, for those tourists who wish to get off the beaten path and into unspoiled natural landscapes on vacation in Bali, this is surely …
Bali’s Bukit Peninsula is one of the most exciting areas of the province for tourists. From the rugged cliff-backed beaches of Kutuh to the high waves of Uluwatu, through to the serene shores of Nusa Dua, this part of Bali is just crying out to be explored. For many holidaymakers heading to Bali, the safe …
As beach clubs and nightlife become increasingly present throughout Bali, there are very few established beach resorts where tourists can guarantee that they won’t hear the duff duff sounds of base in the distance. Nusa Dua, however, offers tourists a good night’s sleep and sunrises worth setting the early alarm call for. Nusa Dua is …
Seseh is having a moment right now. Once a traditional farming and fishing community on the Badung Regency coast, Seseh has caught the attention of local and international business developers, tourists, and digital nomads all seeking healthy lifestyles and community vibes. From run clubs to coffee shops where there’s always a familiar face, Seseh is …