Interesting Places

Tibumana Waterfall — a hidden gem in central Bali, located near Ubud in the Bangli region. Unlike the more famous and crowded waterfalls on the island, Tibumana offers a peaceful atmosphere, tranquility, and close proximity to nature — an ideal place

Tohpati is a traditional village near Denpasar, renowned for its exquisite weaving and batik workshops. Here, you can see Balinese artisans creating intricate patterns on fabric by hand, using ancient wax-resist dyeing techniques. The process of

Tukad Cepung Waterfall is one of the most unusual and magical natural spots in Bali, located near Bangli in the central part of the island. Unlike most waterfalls, Tukad Cepung is hidden inside a canyon, with its streams falling from above into a

Virgin Beach is one of Bali’s most untouched corners — a true hidden gem for those seeking peace and natural beauty away from the busy resorts. Located near the village of Perasi on the island’s eastern coast, this beach stands out with its white

The Yellow Bridge is an iconic attraction on Nusa Lembongan Island, connecting it to the neighboring island of Nusa Ceningan. This narrow suspension bridge, painted a vibrant yellow, has become not only a convenient route but also a popular photo

One of the most beautiful palace complexes in Bali, located in the eastern part of the island. Taman Ujung, or the Water Palace, was built in the early 20th century for Balinese kings and combines traditional Balinese, Chinese, and European

A former royal water palace located in the east of Bali amidst rice terraces and hills. After traveling to France and contemplating Versailles, the Raja of Karangasem decided to build something similar on his native land. The location was chosen

Local Balinese legends circulate about this place. One of the oldest temples in Bali, located in the east of the island on the slope of the sacred mountain Lempuyang. The main attraction is the 'Gates to Heaven,' through which a view of Mount Agung

One of Bali's most recognizable places, located in the northern part of the island, in the Bedugul area. These majestic Balinese gates with carved patterns create a striking shot with misty mountains in the background. Previously, the entrance to the