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How To Reach Bali
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Indonesia is one of the budget-friendly countries to visit. Popularly known as the country of a thousand islands for its massive number of islands ( covering over 17000+ islands). Plus, a well-known island among those 17000 islands. Bali is also known as the land of the gods. It is renowned for its highly developed arts. Including traditional and modern dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalworking, and music. Travelling to Bali from India can be a worthwhile experience, and its natural beauty and an enormous number of activities can add shimmer to your trip to Bali. There are some ways to give you a hassle-free trip experience to Bali.
how to reach Bali from India
Travelling to Bali can be a once-in-a-while experience. However, planning a trip to Bali from India can be a little stressful. As several tourists from India will be in a state of doubt about how to get to Bali, Indonesia. Furthermore, there is only one convenient way to reach Bali from India with ease, and that is by air only. As there are several flights to Bali. From India, which will help you to reach Bali within 9 hours.
By Air
One can also take a flight from India to Singapore and then board a flight to Bali. The airport is well connected to all the cities within the country as well as outside it. One can take a bus or taxi from the airport to reach their destination.
By Train
There is no direct train or any way by which you can reach Bali by train from India. However, if you really want a train ride to Bali, then you can reach Bali's nearby destinations.From there, you can take a train to Bali. For instance, you can take a train from places like Jakarta, Yogyakarta, or Bandung and then take a train to Banyuwangi. From there you can take a ferry, which will take you to Bali.
By Sea
There is no direct cruise or ship from the Indian port to Bali. However, you can take a cruise or ship to the nearby port or port to Bali. For instance, you can board a flight to Singapore or Java (can take AirAisa or Indigo); from there, you can take a ferry to Bali port, which will take you to your destination (Bali).
By Air | By Road | By Train | By Sea | |
---|---|---|---|---|
New Delhi to Bali | 9.0 hours | - | - | - |
Mumbai to Bali | 8.0 hours | - | - | - |
Bangalore to Bali | 8.0 hours | - | - | - |
Chennai to Bali | 8.0 hours | - | - | - |
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How many days in Bali is enough?
Bali, the land of gods, offers an enormous number of views and activities; it totally depends on what you want to see or what you want to avoid seeing and what your ideal period is in which you can fulfil your desire. However, the preferable time to explore the land of gods is 10–15 days.
Is Bali worth visiting from India?
Yes, Bali is for sure worth visiting, where it offers a beautiful mix of stunning beaches, rich culture, diverse activities, affordable prices, and a relatively easy visa process. that will make you count each moment of your flawless trip to Bali.
What is the cheapest month to go to Bali?
The cheapest month to go to Bali is October through March, when you can expect the rainy season along with a significant drop in tourist arrivals, where with the rainy season you can enjoy the natural scenic views to the fullest and the cost of accommodation is lower than usual.
Is Bali more costly than India?
Bali is not at all expensive for American travellers. However, if you are planning a trip from India, then a luxurious trip to Bali can be a bit expensive for you. Moreover, if you are planning a budget trip to Bali from India, then you can enjoy a cosy trip to Bali.
What is the luxury part of Bali?
The luxury part of Bali is Ubud, for its luxurious villas, resorts, and sandy beaches with amazing seas near the shore. Not only that, the ancient and distinctive artefacts can be seen in the Neka Art Museum.
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