BALI TRIP – Here’s a guide on what to see and eat on your trip to Bali, Indonesia to maximize your whole experience. Bali is a famous place for beaches but there’s definitely more to this from culture, food, and people. Check out the guide below to make the most out of your Bali travel.
Bali Travel Guide – What To Do, Eat, and See?
Here’s a Bali travel guide for 2024.
BALI TRAVEL GUIDE – Here are some of the things you should do, foods to eat, and sights to see if you are in Bali.
In terms of tourism, Bali in Indonesia is a standout among its numerous islands visited by millions of tourists each year. Apart from its idyllic beaches, there are a lot of reasons to visit Bali.
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Among the reasons are the beautiful temples, spectacular waterfalls for the adventurous souls, glorious mountains with lush greenery, rice fields, stunning accommodations at affordable prices, the culinary scene, shopping opportunities, and many more.
To make the most out of your Bali trip, here are some activities you must add to your itinerary:
- Tegalalang Rice Terraces in the Ubud region is such a stunning area to see that is frequented by tourists and you won’t have to worry about the hike as the trail is ideal for beginners.
- Bali Swing and Bali Bird Nest is one of probably the most famous tourist spots in this place. This is a perfect spot for your Instagram.
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- Whitewater Rafting in Ayung River is an experience you must have. This is a perfect activity for those who seek thrill and adventure. This is in Ubud and the river is the widest and longest river in Bali.
- Mount Batur is a place to be if you want to be in height and see a breathtaking sight. This is an active volcano and from above, you can the mountains and the clear waters of the Lake Batur.
- Pura Lempuyang or the “Gateway to Heaven” and “The Temple of a Thousand Steps” is the spot that many people go to. It would take 1,700 steps to get to this temple.
- Ulun Danu Beratan Temple or the temple that looks like it’s floating is located in the west of Beratan Lake in Bedugul.
- Subak Cooking Class is for people who are more into being a foodie and interested in cooking. If you want to immerse into the food culture of Bali, you must do this.
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- If you are tired of Bangkok foods or Singaporean dishes, these are the foods to try in Bali:
- Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka – a Balinese style roasted pork dish served with the pig’s blood, crispy pork skin, pork blood sausage, pork roll, and fried pork meat
- Bebek Bengil – this is the “Dirty Duck” deep fried with Indonesian spices
- there’s a plant-based cafe called Kynd Community that serves guilt-free dishes
- Jimbaran Bay is where you can catch not just the sunset but also freshly barbecued crabs, lobster, clams, and fish topped with their Balinese sauce
- Sisterfields is the place to be to get your breakfast cravings and their classic Bacon and Eggs Benedict is a must-try
- Nusa Penida – An off-shore island in Bali that has stunning rock formations, clear blue waters, and vibrant marine life
- Uluwatu Temple – This is one of the six key temples in Bali. The best time to make a visit is when it’s already close to the sunset time. You must also see the iconic Kecak Dance performance.
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