Vacationing in Bali without visiting the temple, it sounds a bit incomplete. Bali is the island of thousand Temple; so in any area you pass by, it won't be difficult for you to find a temple. But of the many temples, there are some that often visited.
Apart from being beautiful and historically attractive, those temples to be indeed open to visitors, e.g. Besakih Temple, Lempuyang Temple, etc. Well if you're confused about which temple to visit, see 7 Must See Temples in Bali.
Bali beaches are not always about Kuta or Sanur. This beautiful island has so many less-touched beaches that can awe you too. Serving you one of best beach life experience, the Jimbaran and East Bali area holds those beaches wait for you to discover.
Say it the Virgin Beach for those love underwater exploration and the Bingin Beach for surfer addict, and there’s still so much to see, check our 13 White Sand Beaches You Need To Check Out In Bali
In addition to the historical temples and the beauty of the Bali beaches, this island which is rich in verdant green landscape also offers various types of activities from mountain to waterfall. There is a lot to choose from.
The east or north Bali or even the mid-Bali area, each offers similar fascinating experience to explore. If the east Bali famous for its hiking activity to Mount Agung, the north Bali let you discover series of beautiful waterfalls.
If you already know Bali, you will not be in doubt to travel here. It’s so flexible. It lets you choose either to travel on budget or that high end luxury. It has many options when it comes to accommodation, culinary and activity.
Starting from the 10 Dollars home stay to the million-budget luxury resorts, they are available for you to experience. Overall, Bali tailors your need for a fabulous vacation.
Well, if it's a Balinese business thing, there are three things we want you to know. First, it's an open secret that Balinese are very welcome to foreigners. Even though some people have limited English, they really want to communicate with tourists. Second, most of the Balinese are Hindus, hence they know at least a little about Balinese culture. Simply ask them if something makes you curious.
One more thing, there are a lot of Ketut, Wayan, Komang, and Made all over Bali. Even if you like to call your friends made or wayan, don't forget to ask his other names too. So if you decide to make a visit, you won't get confused.
Published, Thursday, 18 April 2019
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