Bali
Bali, Indonesia’s most notorious islet, is located in the lower Sunda islets, west of Java. It’s notorious for its magnificent rice sundecks, ambrosial cookery, beautiful strands, and a plethora of culture and heritage. It impeccably blends rest and adventure with its ornate tabernacles, bottomless bank, some of the world’s stylish coral reefs, falls, and retreats. It is a dizzying mix of spiritual awakening and hard- partying all rolled into one, attracting callers from all over the world.
Don’t forget to see one of the many terraced rice fields, which add to the richness of it’s stunning environment. Tourists can spend an exquisite day at the beach, surf, dive, take a leisurely boat ride to see the dolphins, and tour the numerous gorgeous temples, local shops, and waterfalls, It has been the subject of many travel diaries and has been famously alluded to in many works of literature as a location of great beauty, but words never seem to capture the compelling magic of ‘The Island of the Gods’.
Best places to visit
- Nusa Penida
- Kintamani
- Nusa Lembongan
- Ubud
Activities
- Kuta Beach
- Bali Swing
- Uluwatu
- Tanah Lot
- Kecak Dance Bali
- Ulun Danu Beratan Temple
- Tegallalang Rice Fields
- Tegenungan Waterfall
- Mount Batur
- Finns Beach Club
- Surfing In Bali: A Guide to Finding the Best Balinese Surf Spots
- Ayung River Rafting
- Penglipuran Village
- Kelingking Beach
- 14 Spas in Bali to Completely Relax Your Body and Mind!
- Sekumpul Waterfalls
Packages
- Genting Dream Cruise Package: Singapore & Bali – ₹ 65,000
- Extraordinary Bali Package – Kuta, Ubud and Nusa Dua – ₹ 50,000
- Magical Bali Tour Package – ₹ 38,500
- Tour Package of Bali – Kuta, Seminyak, Nusa Penida, and Gilli Islands – ₹ 41,000
- Wonderful Adventure Bali Package Deal – 6 Nights 7 Days – ₹ 47,000
- Bali Indonesia Tour Package with Scuba Diving – ₹ 25,500
Hotels
- The Retreat at Kharista by Ekosistem
- Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
- Kano Sari Ubud Villas
- Amar Boutique Hotel
- Annora Villas Seminyak
- The Jiwana Bali Resort
- La Reserve 1785 Canggu Beach
- The Valerian Villa Ubud
- Desa Hay Canggu
- Uma Kalai
How to Travel to Bali
The fastest way to go there from Europe and the US is by flying. Numerous international flights have direct connections to it as well as indirect connections through Jakarta. AirAsia, Qatar Airways, and KLM are the most common airlines with landings there.
How to go from India to Bali
Cathay Pacific and AirAsia offer excellent air service connections between Indian metropolises.
How to Get by Plane
Most major airlines fly to Jakarta, which serves as a connecting point to Bali, however, a few planes arrive directly in there as well. Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), Bali’s lone airport, is located immediately south of Kuta. The less expensive option is to fly to Jakarta and then to there.
How to Get by Road
There are a few automobile rental firms across Bali, although it is best to utilize cars only in remote places. Walking or taking public transportation is recommended in Kuta and the main areas.
How to Get by Bus
Buses are typically ferries that transport tourists from Bali to Java or Sumatra. There are also a few local buses, although most transit is done on land through rickshaws or simply by walking.
How to Get by Waterways
There are numerous ferries around Bali that connect to Java, Sumatra, and other nearby islands. Around the mainland, there are also small operable motorboats.
public transportation
Metered taxis are the most frequent mode of transportation in there, and they are available in major cities such as Denpasar, Ubud, and Kuta. Dokars (horse carts), ojeks (motorcycles), and bemos (vans) are common modes of transportation in less-urban areas. Dokars are slightly more expensive, although the other two are widely accessible and inexpensive.
The best time to visit
April to September
