BALI

Situated on the edge of a cliff and overlooking the Indian Ocean, Uluwatu Temple is a spectacular Balinese Hindu Temple. The path to the temple is guarded by monkeys who are believed to be loyal guardians of this temple. In Balinese, the meaning of the word “Ulu” means top and “Watu” means stone. This temple is located on a picturesque location which will not only calm your mind but will also refresh your mood.

Located on a breathtaking seaside setting, Pura Tanah Lot is one of the most iconic temples of the world. This temple is believed to be more than 500 years old and foreign tourists are not allowed to enter this temple. You can wander around this temple and capture the breathtaking view, especially during sunset and sunrise. Don’t forget to visit this temple when in Bali.

Referred to as Gunung Batur in the local language, Mount Batur is commonly known for its amazing trekking trails and a breathtaking view. This active volcano is surrounded by beautiful Batur Caldera lake. You can enjoy the sweeping views of the entire Bali volcano from here.

If you are tired of regular mountains and rivers, then you must-visit the Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Bali. The quaint yet peaceful surrounding of these rice fields offers a peaceful time, and you can click some exquisite photographs here. The cool breeze and pleasant weather allow the tourists to enjoy some peaceful time here.

Home to approximately 700 grey-tailed macaques, Ubud Monkey Forest is a popular wildlife reserve in Bali. Several ancient temples are located amidst this sacred forest and these monkeys are considered guardians of those temples. Several resorts and guest houses are also located here.

Nusa Penida is the largest and exotic island of Bali comprised of several Hindu temples, lagoons, and picturesque natural locations. The unspoiled beauty and natural heritage of this island make it a must-visit destination. You can enjoy scuba diving and snorkeling here. Apart from that, you can also visit white coral reefs and whale sharks here.