~ Top 10 Of The Most Visited Spots In Bali, Indonesia ~

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Top 10 Of The Most Visited Spots In Bali, Indonesia

The island of Bali is a magical place for romantic getaways and summer vacations, because this island is magical. It is a part of Indonesia and it is famous for a truly captivating tropical climate, exotic landscapes, an impeccable hospitality and much, much more. Not to mention the awesome Balinese culture that plays a major role for an abundance of Hindu temples, shrines and other religious sights to witness. The green parks are also everywhere, indeed, Bali is a really green island and almost the entire area is completely unspoiled. On the other hand, the coasts of the island are quite more overcrowded and inhabited, and there you can come across all your comforts during your unforgettable vacation. You can even make it a truly special unforgettable vacation via the Top 10 of the most visited spots in Bali, Indonesia. They depict the natural, historical and cultural beauty of this island through a truly captivating way. Let's begin with something mystical and inspiring - the Borobudur Temple.


1. Bedugul   



Bedugul is definitely one of the most visited historical landmarks on the island of Bali. This area covers a beautiful region of three crater lakes - Buyan, Tamblingan and Bratan. The absolute accents of Bedugul besides the amazing nature and the intriguing structures are Jatiluwih, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, Munduk Waterfall and Bali Botanical Gardens. The stunning water temple - Pura Ulun Danu Bratan is actually a Shivaite complex that features many bigger and smaller constructions with specific architecture. The complex dates back from 17th century and it often serves as a ceremonial place dedicated to the water goddess Dewi Danu. The area nearby is often called Lake of Holy Mountain because of its fertile soils. When you finished exploring the historical sites, you can always go to the bright-coloured markets of Bedugul and enjoy traditional treats from Bali.

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2. Goa Gajah   



Continue your trip with the main island of Bali and enjoy a short expedition to the lush jungles in the southeastern portion of the island. There, you can come across a truly mystical and inspiring cave, a.k.a. Goa Gajah. It is located only a few minutes` drive north from the capital Denpasar, while numerous lodges, villas and other houses offer a perfect fit to stay and enjoy a longer vacation. And there are definitely lots of things to do and see. Goa Gajah, for example, will capture your mind even from the entrance of the cave. A complex relief of an elephant is carved out of the massive stone, which depicts the other name of this landmark - the Elephant Cave. The most impressive thing is that this is a truly ancient landmark, which originates from 9th century.

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3. Bali Barat National Park   



Bali Barat National Park is perhaps the most beautiful natural paradise on the island of Bali. It is located on the westernmost tip of the island, where you can indulge yourself into a unique natural fusion of rainforests, monsoon and mangrove forests. These green colours are almost entirely surrounded by alluring and white sandy beaches, while the shallow crystal water is just turquoise. The entire scenery becomes quite more colourful at sunrise and sunset, or especially when the deep blue sky is embraced by formless white clouds. Just imagine the biodiversity within this unique natural ecosystem. Then, imagine all the outdoor activities that await you on land and in water and you will see why Bali Barat National Park is such an irresistible spot to visit.

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4. Batubulan   



Batubulan is a village, which is situated just northeast from the capital Denpasar. It is a world renowned destination for its awesome culture and history, especially for the artistic Barong dance. The old streets and historical houses often transform into arenas for numerous dancing performances, while an abundance of colours and strange shapes create the yet impressive vision of the dancing costumes. Indeed, the Barong dance is more likely a blessing ritual and it takes place in a wide variety of places. Just a short impromptu trip is enough to dive yourself into the captivating historical atmosphere of Batubulan village.

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5. Kuta Beach   



The paradise for surfers, Kuta Beach is a truly scenic place to enjoy. It is situated just southwest from the capital and its long sandy beach offers a wealth of exotic adventures. From swimming, to sunbathing or just an inspiring leisure beneath the caressing sunshine - there are lots of things to do. If you love surfing - then Kuta Beach offers the most appealing waves that you can imagine. Or, if you love the walks - then put your feet in the water and enjoy a captivating walk within the sparkling waves. This might also be one of the most beautiful walk trips in Bali, especially when the sun sets over the infinite blue horizon and there is nobody around.

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6. Ubud Monkey Forest   



Ubud Monkey Forest is another natural paradise, moreover, it is a unique monkey sanctuary. It is located in Ubud, only a few kilometers north from the capital. A complex network of forest trails and walkways take you through the unrivaled natural beauty of Ubud Monkey Forest, where you can explore a number of tree species and other vegetation species. The fauna is also abundant - the forests are a home to hundreds of monkeys, whose silhouettes can be found almost everywhere within the green canopies of the trees. Plenty of temple shrines contribute for the mystical atmosphere within the forest, while this harmony of monkeys, trees and ancient constructions is just a spectacular sensation for the eyes.

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7. Tanah Lot   



It's not a wonder that Tanah Lot Temple is one of the most sacred Hindu temples in Bali as it has a unique location and architectural design. Tanah Lot Temple is situated atop a small rocky island nearby the southwestern coast of Bali. The steep and darker rocky nuances of the small islet are complemented by green vegetation and, of course - the constructions of the temple. A huge pagoda-like building dominates the skyline, while a number of surrounding buildings create the well-distinctive vision of Tanah Lot. Within the nearby area are spread other smaller islets with temples and scenic vegetation, while the coastline offers some really tempting spots for taking stunning photos.

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8. Tirtha Empul Temple   



Tirtha Empul Temple is located in the heart of the island and it is considered that its waters have purification qualities. The pool of this huge Hindu temple originates from 10th century, while presently you can come across the same religious beliefs as in that bygone era. The sacred water of the springs is used for pilgrims and, plus, the sparkling sound of the fountains is a truly consoling sound to enjoy. Overall, Tirtha Empul Temple is perhaps the greatest spot in Bali, where you can take advantage of a spiritual purification, as well as couple of minutes within the water's relaxing qualities and a peaceful natural atmosphere.

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9. Mount Batur   



Mount Batur is a mountain paradise. More exactly, it is a volcano mountain within the northeastern portion of Bali, which consists of an encircling rim, a couple of caldera lakes with plains and the cone of the volcano itself. The entire area of Mount Batur can easily be changed into a real mountain heaven, where you can enjoy dozens of outdoor activities and adventures. From mountain biking, wildlife watching and photographing, to picnicking, hiking or just relaxing within the mountain splendor - there is a perfect fit for your unforgettable experience. Even only the vistas of the unique scenery are enough to unwind your body, mind and senses, as well as pamper your soul with something refreshing. Keep also in mind the impressive elevation of about 1,700 meters above sea level.

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10. Pura Besakih   



Somewhere within the volcano mountain scenery of northeastern Bali you can explore the famous Pura Besakih, which is the largest Hindu temple complex on all over the island. This temple complex features a multitude of paralleled temples, shrines and other religious constructions, which are spread over the southern slope of Mount Agung. The religious importance of Pura Besakih is enormous as it is also one of the largest Balinese temples on the island. The scenery also makes no exception - just a short trip is enough to fulfill the memory card of your camera, especially when the green colours of the mountain slopes are embraced by countless white clouds.


From the green exotic scenery within the mountain forests, to the captivating vibrant lifestyle along the coasts - you can easily find the finest place to enjoy your unforgettable vacation. Moreover, if you enjoy all or at least a few of the Top 10 of the most visited spots in Bali, Indonesia, then you know the greatest recipe to discover the beauty of this island. Just make sure to have lots of memory on your camera, because everything is magical, picturesque and beautiful.