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The Tamblingan Lake Temple is situated along the shores of Lake Danau Tamblingan. During the rainy season, when water levels rise, the temple appears to float on the lake, creating a breathtaking sight.
Anisakan Falls (known as Dat Taw Gyaint Waterfall in Burmese) is a stunning destination nestled in the mountains of northern Myanmar.
Puyung Beach on Nusa Penida island is one of the finest white sand beaches in Bali, yet it remains largely unknown to many visitors. Moreover, this hidden gem is located just a short distance from several popular tourist spots in Penida. This travel guide offers valuable information on how to reach the beach and everything you need to know before your visit!
Coban Pelangi Waterfall is one of the lesser-known waterfalls in the Malang area of East Java, Indonesia. The name Coban Pelangi translates to ‘rainbow waterfall,’ derived from the vibrant rainbow that can be seen on sunny days (unfortunately, it was overcast during our visit, so we missed out on the rainbow). This travel guide will provide essential details about how to get there and everything you need to know before you embark on your adventure!
One of the most popular places in Nusa Penida is easily Crystal Bay, but just a 20-30 minute walk over the hill from Crystal Bay is a second beach with nicer sand and fewer people.
One of the easiest waterfalls to visit in Bali is probably the Layana waterfall, located just east of Ubud. This stunning two-step waterfall can be admired without the need for hiking or paying an entrance fee. In fact, it is conveniently situated next to a warung (a small food shack), where visitors can purchase food or drinks while relaxing in a hut above the falls.
The Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei city is one of Taiwan’s most famous landmarks. This place is a must-see if you’re ever in Taipei, along with the Liberty Square and its impressive gate. The architecture here is remarkable, dedicated to an important figure in Taiwanese history. This travel guide will explain how to get there and everything you need to know before visiting!
Upon arriving at the parking area, a right turn will lead you to the breathtaking Pererenan Cliff Point, where you can witness numerous manta rays swimming gracefully in the sea below.
The hike to the Colek Pamor Waterfall takes approximately 15-30 minutes, depending on your pace. It is relatively easy, making it accessible for most visitors. Although a guide isn’t necessary, the path can be a little confusing at certain points.
The Pura Gunung Kawi Temple is a bit like Bali’s own Valley of the Kings, where ancient royal tombs were carved into a steep cliff wall at the bottom of a river valley. Gunung Kawi is a great spot to soak up some interesting culture and history, and you can get some good photos too. It’s one of the most famous tourist attractions near Ubud, Bali. This travel guide will explain how to get there and everything you need to know before you go!
The hike to Tukad Cepung Waterfall takes about 15 minutes and offers a reasonable workout. At first, you will descend a steep concrete stairway, then the path evens out as you walk beside the stream before you encounter another steep staircase leading to the riverbed.
The final portion of the hike requires navigating uneven stairs, which can be quite large—two to three times the size of standard steps. Although there’s a railing for support, those with mobility issues may find it challenging.
If you veer right at the riverbed, you will discover a smaller waterfall surrounded by lush jungle, perfect for a refreshing natural shower. Turning left leads you down a rocky path to the famous Tukad Cepung Waterfall.
Batu Jaran Hill is a huge cliff near the famous Uluwatu Temple in south Bali, providing breathtaking views without the crowds or safety fences that often accompany popular tourist destinations. Here, you can witness waves crashing on the rocks below.
The Teletubbies Hill (also known as ‘Bukit Teletubbies’) is unique compared to other sights on Nusa Penida, an island renowned for its extraordinary landscapes.
We recently did the quick hike to Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, a nice hidden waterfall with a jungle background in north Bali. This is a short, steep hike that leads to a cascade of small waterfalls joined together. It’s a beauty, and there’s even a natural pool to swim in. This travel guide will explain how to get to Banyumala Waterfall, and everything you need to know before you go!
Peguyangan Waterfall is a stunning collection of petite falls and natural pools nestled at the foot of towering cliffs in Nusa Penida. The journey begins with a descent down hundreds of vibrant blue stairs, creating an unforgettable hiking experience.
The Goa Rangko Cave is a hidden gem featuring a stunning natural blue pool, located near the town of Labuan Bajo in Flores, Indonesia. Labuan Bajo is recognized as the gateway to Indonesia’s famed Komodo National Park, making the cave (known as Gua Rangko) easily accessible with a brief drive and a short boat ride from town.
The Goa Raja Waterfall is a recently discovered hidden gem in east Bali, situated close to the famous Tukad Cepung Waterfall.
Hengifoss Waterfall is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Iceland, despite the stiff competition from Dynjandi and Haifoss. Its striking appearance, characterized by striking lines of red clay nestled between rock layers, creates a truly otherworldly aesthetic that fascinates—almost as if it belongs to another planet.
The Goa Gajah temple, also known as the Elephant Cave, is one of the oldest and most intriguing Hindu temples located in Ubud, Bali. This travel guide provides essential information on how to get there and what to anticipate during your visit.
If you’re looking for a hidden beach with perfect white sand and turquoise waves, Suwehan Beach in Nusa Penida island is just the thing. It’s one of our favorite places anywhere in Bali.