Interesting Places

Not just a waterfall, but a true natural infinity pool amidst tropical greenery. Here, the water cascades down terraced stone formations, creating natural bathing pools where you can refresh yourself and enjoy panoramic views of the jungles and

One of the oldest archaeological complexes on Bali, carved directly into the rock. This temple complex includes ten giant niche-tombs, which historians believe served as tombs for Balinese rulers of the 11th century. Surrounding the complex are

One of Bali's most significant temples, known for its uniqueness. This is a water temple with sacred springs, where Balinese people come for physical and spiritual purification. In a special bathing pool, visitors can undergo the Melukat ritual —an

One of the most ancient and mysterious temple complexes in Bali, located near Ubud. Its origins remain a mystery: some consider it a Hindu temple because of the statue of the god Ganesha with the head of an elephant, while others view it as Buddhist

In Balinese culture, monkeys are considered sacred animals. Their images can be seen on ancient temples, in wood carvings, and artworks, reflecting their significance and reverence among the locals. The Monkey Forest is located in the heart of the

The hidden Beji Guwang Canyon in the Gianyar region is a natural labyrinth with narrow rock passages, turquoise water, and ancient stone walls shaped over hundreds of thousands of years. The route goes directly through the water, allowing visitors to