Sightseeing

About 3 kilometers south of Bali’s international airport, the fishing village of Kedonganan boasts a traditional fish market and a great…

Jimbaran Beach is just south of Kedonganan Beach and has very beautiful white sand suitable for recreation and relaxation. It…

The least known region in Bali, scarcely visited by tourists, and sparsely populated, Jembrana is home to the densely forested highlands of…

Approximately 20 kilometers from Tabanan, the road climbs up high into the hills to a small village named Jatiluwih. At…

One of the most beautiful temples in Denpasar is the Jagat Natha Temple at the northeast corner of Puputan Square. This…

The tallest mountain in Bali at 3,142 meters above sea level, the active volcano Gunung Agung is said to be the ‘home’…

About 43 kilometers east of Denpasar, Goa Lawah is one of the most sacred temples in Bali. Built in the…

Literally meaning ‘Elephant Cave’, Goa Gajah was an ancient monastery of Hindu and Buddhist monks who used to meditate in the cave….

South of Singaraja is Gitgit waterfall, Bali’s highest waterfall. Nestled deep in the mountains, this beautiful wilderness area is a…

Only 5 minutes from the Nusa Dua golf course, Geger Beach is often referred to by tourists ‘in the know’ as “a hidden…

Balinese jewelry is unique, and Celuk is the home of much of it. Nearly every family in Celuk is involved…

Bali’s “mother temple,” Besakih is the largest temple in Bali.  Situated over 900 meters up the slopes of Gunung Agung, it…

In the center highlands of Bali is the serene mountain area of Bedugul where high altitude vegetables, fruits, and flowers…

This 2,278 meter peak towers over the local landscape and strongly influences local spiritual beliefs. All local temples have a…

In a remote location on the north coast, Amed and Tulamben are the most popular sites for diving or snorkeling in…