Interesting Places

One of Bali's most picturesque temples, located on the shore of Lake Beratan in the north of the island. This place is off the beaten path from popular tourist areas, and not every traveler makes it here. Thanks to its unique location, the effect is

Banyumala is one of the most beautiful and secluded waterfalls in Bali. Although it is quite far from tourist areas, the journey is worth it. The waterfall consists of two powerful streams cascading down green cliffs in the middle of the jungle. The

One of the oldest villages in Bali, where representatives of the Bali Aga people—indigenous to the island—still live. This place is noteworthy for its residents and their traditional way of life. The usual rules for Balinese do not apply here, the

Few visitors to Bali know about this place. It is an art space located in the village of Karangasem in eastern Bali. The Samsara Museum is dedicated to the lifestyle and traditions of the local population, allowing for a deeper understanding of

A unique nature reserve in Bali where you can see more than 1000 exotic birds from around the world and rare reptiles in conditions close to their natural habitat. The park is home to paradise birds, parrots, predatory eagles, as well as the famous

Every tourist in Bali must visit this waterfall. Kanto Lampo is distinguished by its cascading flow of water that streams over terraced rocks. Unlike other waterfalls on the island, Kanto Lampo is not particularly high, but thanks to the shape of the

Rice terraces are a hallmark of Bali and one of the most picturesque places on the island. They are a magnificent example of traditional Indonesian agriculture, where rice is not just food but a foundation of culture and life. The Tegallalang

One of the most accessible waterfalls in Bali, located just 30 minutes from Ubud. It impresses with a powerful stream of water falling from a height of 25 meters into a natural pool. Here, you can take stunning photos, feel the freshness of the cool

Sebatu is a particularly revered place in Bali. Hidden deep in the jungle, the holy spring attracts both locals and travelers seeking spiritual and physical cleansing. According to Balinese beliefs, the bathing ritual under the holy spring of Sebatu