top 10 amazing spots to visit at BALI-an Indonesian island

 

Bali is a tropical island in Indonesia, surrounded by tropical sea and many beautiful sceneries. It's known for its beautiful beaches, friendly people and Hindu temples. It has great nature and cultural arts. In fact, it is also world-famous tourist destination that gives you a wonderful experience to discover Bali’s unique culture, cuisine, culture and history.

 If you want to enjoy Bali’s natural beauty and its lush tropical vegetation, you should definitely consider visiting this island. The best way to get around Bali is by car or  motorbike, but if you want to explore more of the island, there are many ways to do this. For example, if you have time on your hands, why not hire a driver for an adventure tour?  Here are some suggestions for things to do on Bali:

 

 

 

1. Trek to mountain

A Mountain that offers spectacular views of the sunsets over the oceans and rice field in between. It is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia and can be reached by trekking or climbing. You can go hiking up there with your family or friends on a day trip from city to mountain peak [around two hours drive]. The view from the top is breathtaking, and you will feel very small compared to all the surrounding mountains.

2. A sacred temple

It is one of the oldest  and beautiful temples in Bali. It developed back in 9th century. It is located on the side of a mountain and is considered sacred by Hindus. It is the best place to see aesthetic beauty of the sacred places. A place to learn about the culture  of Bali.

3. Famous temple

        It is a Hindu temple complex located in  Bali. It was built by King Wawa I around 1360 CE and contains some of the finest examples of traditional Balinese architecture. At its center lies a large tank, this tank holds water during dry season but dries up during rainy season; it is filled again once monsoon comes. It is another temple that has a beautiful view of the Mountain and offers visitors an opportunity to see how traditional Balinese life still exists today in this island paradise. It is located 1 km away from  temple near  village on the southern coast of Bali Island.

      The  Temple is located in Denpasar City and was built about 1,500 years ago by King IV (1479-1520). This Hindu temple houses one of the most important Hindu deities, called Garuda, which means “Lord of Flight” or “Lord who conquers fear” in Sanskrit. It is believed that Garuda came down from heaven to help his father Indra fight against Vritrav

 

4. Beach

The beach is famous for its white sand beach with clear blue waters and beautiful coral reefs surrounding it. This beach offers sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, diving and much more!

  Beach is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bali, which attracts over 1 million people annually from all around the world. It has some beautiful beaches with clear waters and great snorkeling opportunities for anyone who loves scuba diving or just relaxing on a beach at sunset watching the sun go down over the ocean.

 

 

5. Forest park

 The name of the forest is  Forest Park. It gives  visitors  a great chance  to explore this prettiest   area where various monkeys roam freely around the trees with their families to find  food items like fruit or insects.

6. A traditional  village

It is a large village in Bali, Indonesia. It is one of the main tourist spots in Bali. It is known for its arts, food and culture.  It has several attractions such as Palace museum, hot spring spa, monkey forest and temples. It is also known for its arts and crafts. You can find many handicraft stores in the area, selling traditional Balinese artworks, paintings and sculptures. The village also has several hotels that offer nice rooms with views over the rice fields or rice paddies right outside your window.

Indonesia’s premier nature preserve, it offers a wealth of activity and adventure. Explore the rainforest, where you’ll find monkeys, orchids and butterflies, and learn about its history at the nearby Cliff Palace Museum.

7. Bali Swing

 This is an ultimate thrill for adrenaline junkies. The swing is suspended on ropes above a deep canyon and in front of a waterfall. You will be swinging with the wind in your face as you experience  a unique attraction in Bali. If you want to come face to face with nature, then this is your place. There are two swings at this waterfall that offer excellent views of the countryside as well as great photo opportunities for visitors.

 

8. Goa village - a place for scuba diving

Hike through lush forests to reach this beautiful getaway on the east side of Bali. It’s best known for its white sandy beaches that are protected by natural coral reefs. Here you can swim or snorkel while enjoying the stunning scenery!

  It is one of Bali's most visited destinations due to its famous beach and nearby temples located on its outskirts. The beach stretches over 2 km and features white sands, clear waters and coral reefs that attract scuba divers from all over Asia.

 

9.   Great Waterfall

In Bali, an area famous for its surf breaks, you can find a popular waterfall. This waterfall has been around since ancient times, and it gets its name from its shape – it looks like a whale swimming into the water! This waterfall can be reached by boat ride hiking trail from semi yank area.

 Waterfall is located near to its city. The water flow down from the hillside into a pool at its base. The view from there is breathtaking. You can also visit this waterfall by boat or on a hike up the mountain side.

 

 

10. Bukit Lawang

Bukit Lawang is a small town on the northwest coast of Lombok with white sandy beaches that attract tourists from all over Indonesia. The area has many hotels, restaurants and bars where you can find traditional Balinese dances and performances by local artists.

 If you want to read more about Bali,  you can follow this link mentioned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bali

 

 

 

 

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