55 Best Places to Visit in Bali

It is the active Volcano of Mount Batur. It is not in India but situated in Bali. Three important mountains in Bali are next to each other: Mount Batur, Mount Abang, and Mount Agung in the city. These are the three active volcanic mountains. The most recent eruption on Mount Batur was in the year 2000 and on Mount Agung it was just seen just a couple of years back which is in 2019. Out of these mountains, Mount Batur is a popular spot for trekkers. It is situated in the north of Bali near a village called Kintamani. It takes an hour's drive from Ubud and two hours from Kuta, Canggu, and Seminyak. It is the trek that you have to do when you are in Bali. To be very clear, Mount Batur trek is not an easy one and it is not a very difficult trek either. It is an averagely difficult level trek which is perfect for beginners as well as intermediate trekkers. The distance is around 6 km and it will take around 2 hours to reach the top of the mountain. If you come to Bali with family, especially elders or kids, it is not recommended to do the trek. you need a book in advance for Mount Batur and it could be a lot difficult to find a reliable guide. If this is going to be a right trek then you will need a torch. 

The entry fee for adults is Rp 60 and for children is Rp 30 and the parking fee for motorcycles is Rp 3, the car is Rp 5, and Bus is Rp 10. It is about 20 minutes away and there is a special parking area for all your motorbikes which is separate for the parking for all the cars and the buses. It is a tourist's best spot where there are many shops everywhere, probably any type of clothing that you can get and also everyone from every country. It is a 200-metre walk to get to the beach and you can just take your motor vehicle all the way. It is a temple with Magnificent surroundings located on the southwest coast of Bali. This is the ancient temple and it is one of Bali's most visited destinations. It is a famous attraction to visitors from other cities and countries. It is a sacred place that holds a special place in the hearts of the Bali people. The temple is built on a rocky outcrop that rises above the sea and during the high tide the waves crash against the rocks which creates a spectacular sight. 

It is a Hindu Bali sea temple which is located in Uluwatu. The temple is at the edge of a 70-meter high cliff and rock projecting the sea. It is about 45 minutes from the Denpasar airport and Kuta. The temple is filled with monkeys which are very notorious for snatching the belongings of the people who visit the place. Where the visitors should pay the entry fee of IDR 15,000 for domestic tourists and IDR 30,000 for foreigners. It is well known that when you visit any of the temples in Bali both women and men will wear a sarong and a scarf or sash tied around their waist. There one of the attractions not to miss in Uluwatu temple is the traditional Bali dance which is called the kecak dance which is scheduled after sunset in the place. It is an open-stage performance by the dancers and shortly concludes after the sunset. You have to accommodate the seats before 5 pm to watch the show.

The journey from Ubud to Tegallalang will take about 20 minutes, which should be slow and careful. It would be a little cold on the way to the spot. You have to bring a jacket in the morning and it will be freezing to drive down here. if we begin the trek through the Tegalalang Rice Terrace which is honestly very beautiful so far and at the beginning. From the top you can see everything with all the beautiful layers and the way they have curved the things if you wanna go through it is a bit jungly and very beautiful but then some people swing there. There are also a few cafes that are done along here that you are going to pay a premium dollar to go into so when you come down make sure people are working there and they harvest the land that is out there.

It is the heart of the jungle, one of the most magical, exciting, and sacred forests in the world. But this is not just a forest, this is the monkey forest. It is located on the island of Bali which is the cultural center of Ubud. The monkey forest is a nature reserve and temple complex home to hundreds of free-roaming long-tail macaque monkeys and over 186 species of plants and trees. It is created upon the Balinese philosophy called Tri Hita Karana which means three causes of well-being that aim to provide harmony between God's nature and humans. Within the monkey forest, you will also experience the harmony of all three temples dating back to the 14th century.

It is in the northern part of Bali. It is not only a place of worship but also a cultural treasure that captivates travelers from around the world. It is renowned for it is striking architecture and it is location on the shores of Lake Bratan. This temple seems to float on the water creating a mesmerising reflection in the calm lake. It welcomes visitors throughout the week providing opportunities to explore its beauty and spirituality. From Monday to Friday and on Sunday the temple is open to visitors from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. If you prefer a peaceful to start your day it opens at 5:00 am on Saturday. For foreign visitors, the rates are slightly different children aged 3 to 12 are charged twenty-five thousand rupiah.

You can see the mountain behind me which is in the shape of a T-rex dinosaur. That is why this beach is also known as T-rex beach. Beyond the point, steps are broken and steep but the vantage point is good from here both T-rex Cliff and kelingking beach views are amazing from here. If you want to go down it almost takes 1 hour but Beyond the point, it is broken so you have to be careful and wear proper shoes and carry a water bottle with you. On your way back from kelingking beach there are lots of cafes. 

It is one of the best Waterfalls in Bali. There are 2 types of trekking which is one of them is medium trekking which is two waterfalls and long trekking which is three waterfalls. From the top to the waterfall is around 400 steps. It will take about 10 to 15 minutes to get down there. Once you down out there you will feel the waterfalls. It is absolutely incredible and very powerful as the water comes down. It is a bit of a challenging trekking to see all the waterfalls. If you have a local guide they will tell you where to go and pass the River.

Where there are some turtles which are Asian turtles. Take the first 30-minute bus tour that will show you the entire safari with all the animals. There is a dramatic cinematic entrance that is about to start which is very surprising. There is a huge type of deer which is the slowest of them all but still can jump 2 metres high. There is a theatre which has authentic evening shows but only during the weekends. They gave this roller with worms inside and the meerkats know how to rotate it until they come out of the little holes. The food which was provided was very spicy. It is like eating in a big aquarium and all the animals outside.

When it is upon your arrival in Bali you face the southern part of the island. You can see the towering figure in the distance of Garuda's wishful kencana statue. Where it is located in the Ungasan area in the southern part of Bali. Which is dedicated to the Hindu god of Vishnu and his Mount the mythical bird called Garuda. This statue was completed in August 2018 and was inaugurated by the Indonesian president in September 2018. It was built to be Bali's landmark which lives up to its name as the statue is visitors from many locations on the island due to its immense size.