📍Places Visited: Bali
Experience the captivating charm of Bali—where lush landscapes, sacred temples, and coastal beauty meet vibrant culture and adventure. From the serene beaches of Nusa Dua to the iconic rice terraces, waterfalls, and jungle swings, Bali offers a rich mix of relaxation and discovery. Whether exploring ancient sites, encountering monkeys in the forest, or chasing sunsets, every moment in Bali is filled with wonder.
Unwind on the pristine shores of Nusa Dua, or find peace in Bali’s verdant rice terraces at Tegalalang. Recharge with refreshing visits to Tegenungan Waterfall and the serene Tirta Empul Temple, famous for its natural springs and tranquil atmosphere.
Combine a massage with a herbal flower bath—an affordable luxury that refreshes your skin and calms your mind.
Dive into Balinese life with a Subak Cooking Class, featuring a 9-dish cooking and market tour that introduces you to traditional flavors and culinary stories. Discover the Monkey Forest, a sacred sanctuary bustling with lively macaques, and take in the stunning views from the Aloha Swing.
When visiting sacred sites like Tirta Empul or other temples, wear a sarong and cover your shoulders as a sign of respect. Most temples provide sarongs at the entrance.
Book your Bali Quad Bike adventure early and bring comfortable clothes for an exciting, muddy ride.
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Bali’s beauty is layered—lush jungles, sacred temples, and unforgettable moments. Favorite highlights? Wandering the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, watching cheeky monkeys take over the Sacred Monkey Forest (one even jumped on someone’s back!), and dining at Koral, Bali’s first underwater aquarium restaurant—absolutely magical and worth booking in advance. While we heard about “Bali belly,” we had no issues. The streets, especially in Ubud, were narrow and buzzing with motorbikes—chaotic but part of the charm. I also discovered mangosteen tea, which quickly became my favorite and a must-bring souvenir.
First Published: July 2025