The Ultimate Adventure in Bali: Nature, Thrills and the Great Outdoors
Searching for your next adventure in Bali? Here are our recommendations, from mountain climbing to exploring national parks to jungle buggies
Section
Everything we are watching in things to do — reviewed and kept current.
Searching for your next adventure in Bali? Here are our recommendations, from mountain climbing to exploring national parks to jungle buggies
We explore the remarkable beach destinations in Bali, revealing why the island remains one of the world’s most celebrated tropical escapes.
Kahyangan Tiga emerged from the idea that every customary village should have three principal temples serving as the centre of religious activity.
Pura Kehen is a famous tourist attraction in Bangli, where ancient kings and nobles once took their sacred oaths before the gods.
Tucked deep in the ravines of Campuhan Valley, at the confluence of two rivers, Pura Gunung Lebah is a spiritual cornerstone of the region.
Pura Pegulingan represents a unique fusion of Hindu and Buddhist beliefs, a convergence that dates back to Ancient Bali in the 8th century.
If you're looking to discover art and history the best place to go is to one of the best museums in Bali. Here are our top 7 destinations:
At the sophisticated SAKA Museum in Jimbaran, explore four immersive exhibitions focused on Balinese heritage, culture and arts.
A journey into a Bali market is the best way immerse oneself into everyday life on the island. Here are three local 'pasars' to experience.
Discover the tragic yet sacred story of Raden Ayu Siti Khotijah, a Balinese princess whose faith led to her execution and a revered grave in Pemecutan.
One of Bali's most interesting museums, the Setia Darma House of Masks and Puppets preserves Bali's unique art and artisanal crafts and creations.
Pura Luhur Mekori is a temple situated on the western slopes of Mount Batukaru, right by the roadside of Jalan Raya Pupuan.
Before you put on your red attires and join the festivity, here we’d like to share some of the Chinese temples in Bali.
This is Pura Dalem Kahyangan Kedaton, also known as Pura Alas Kedaton, founded in the depths of a monkey-populated forest.
This is Pura Penataran Sasih, recognised as a cultural heritage site largely due to the presence of the 'Bulan Pejeng' or Pejeng Moon.
One of the most significant temples in North Bali is Pura Meduwe Karang, where the interest lies in the stories that its walls share.
Pura Maospahit is an ancient temple compound that dates back to the early days when the Majapahit Empire first established itself in Bali.
Found deep in the regency of Gianyar is a temple dedicated to Durga, ‘The Goddess of Death’, with a statue of the deity enshrined inside.
One of south Bali’s most serene temple caves, Goa Peteng Alam Pura Tunjung Mekar, showcases just how spiritual Bali’s natural wonders can be.
Jaya Pangus and Kang Cing Wie resided in Kintamani, and Pura Dalem Balingkang is testament to this history.
Dedicated to the three cosmic dragons, Pura Goa Raja is said to be an entrance to a cave that travels deep into the heart of Mt.Agung.
Bunut Bolong is aptly named, with bunut being a local name for the type of banyan it is, and bolong meaning perforated.
Located in the village of Guwang, Sukawati, Gianyar Regency, Pura Dalem Guwang is an important Hindu temple steeped in history and faith.
Petulu Bali Village, just north of Ubud, is a special nesting grounds for thousands of Bali's white herons, who all swarm in at sunset.