Goa Gajah in Bali is a Hindu archaeological site, which was built in the 11th century. It is a World Heritage Site since 1995. It is also referred to as Elephant Caves of Bali as they are built very close to the Elephant River in Bali. The Goa Gajah caves are one of the main tourists’ attractions in Bali and therefore, rema...

Standing against the endless blue stretch of the ocean, bathing in the salty sea mist day in and out is the ancient Tanah lot temple of Bali. It is situated at the tip of a reconstructed piece of crumbling old rock outcropping. The Balinese people consider this temple as one of the holiest on their land. It adds to innumera...

Snuggled to the north of Legian and Kuta beaches, the popular Seminyak Beach is an idyllic stretch of white sand. Also referred to as the ‘Spa and boutique shopping capital of Bali’, it offers quite an upscale experience to its visitors in comparison to what its neighborhood areas, Kuta and Legian does. A perfect amalgamati...

Nestled on the River Petanu in Kemenuh Village, Tegenungan Waterfall is one of the most popular attractions in Bali. Discharging waters from the height of around 66 feet, the waterfall offers quite an impressive view. Often included in the itinerary of the cultural tours of Ubud, besides the waterfall, this place comprises ...

Nestled at the southern shores of Bali is the fabulous Pandawa Beach. Overlooking the Indian Ocean, it offers you an amazing opportunity to snap some picturesque views that may leave your memories tickled for life. Hidden behind a limestone cliff, this beach was not accessible until the government decided to cut the hillsi...

The Bali Safari and Marine Park is located in Gianyar, Bali. It is basically an open zoo that houses a large number of species of animals from different parts of the world. The place is good for children as it is available for education and other research purposes. With over 100 species of endangered animals like Orangutan,...

Mount Batur is one of the active volcanoes in Bali, which gives a beautiful view of Lake Batur, and all the neighboring areas. Mount Batur trekking is a must for those who want to see lava rocks and volcano steam for real. The Mount Batur height of about 1717 m above sea level may brighten anyone’s mood with the breathtakin...

Sekumpul waterfall, also known as Bali Waterfalls are one of the most beautiful places in Bali. There are around seven waterfalls in the place, some of which are quite difficult to explore. The place has some breathtaking scenic beauty which makes them one of the best waterfalls to visit in Bali.

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Waterbom Bali is one of the top water parks in Asia and a major tourist attraction in Bali. The park is not an ordinary one. It is a complete package of all the good things that one can imagine making their day fun-filled and happening. The Waterbom theme park is one of its kind that offers a large number of activities for ...

Nestled at a height of 3,033 metres above sea level, Mount Agung is the fifth highest volcano in Indonesia and the highest mountain in Bali. Climb up the summit, and grab an amazing opportunity to cherish a splendid sunrise view and the breathtaking panorama of the island of Gods that will certainly leave you spellbound; wh...