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Tukad Cepung Waterfall in Bali was initially unfamiliar to us before our visit. However, we were already aware of Tirta Empul Temple and Mount Batur Volcano, as I had visited the latter during a previous trip. Tukad Cepung Waterfall, however, was mentioned to us by our driver as a potential stop for the day.
Bali is renowned as Indonesia’s favorite party destination, yet this tropical island also unfolds layers of rich diversity and unspoiled charm, perfect for travelers seeking unexpected experiences. Importantly, many of Bali’s breathtaking attractions are available at no cost.
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Anyone who has experienced the magnificent island of Bali is likely to agree that the optimal attractions to explore are predominantly located outdoors. The most vibrant parties, exquisite restaurants, and expansive beaches can each be found in nature’s embrace. Even the temples largely exist in open-air settings, showcasing both man-made craftsmanship and the island’s natural allure.
There’s no doubt that Bali has all the ingredients for a relaxing holiday. What is entertaining for grown-ups, however, might not always be fun for kids. Nevertheless, the island of the gods offers a wide range of activities sure to put smiles on the faces of families with children in tow. From sliding down exhilarating water slides to scaling tree canopies, Bali abounds in family-friendly activities.
Given it’s one of the world’s most famous resort islands, Bali seems an unlikely choice for those wanting to escape the crowds. And while it’s true that this is a very touristy destination – attracting nearly 10 million visitors per year – most people only head to the south of the island, leaving plenty of wonderful spots to explore elsewhere, blissfully free of the masses.
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Stand at the junction of Jalan Raya Ubud and Jalan Monkey Forest and you’ll find yourself at the very heart of Ubud – literally yards away from the royal palace, the town temple, and theUbud Art Market, one of the most popular traditional markets in Bali.
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Bali has such an amazing variety of things to see and do: jungles, temples, markets, beaches, waterfalls, green rice paddies, and so much more.
And if you ever get bored exploring the main island of Bali, there are a bunch of smaller islands nearby like Nusa Penida, with its huge cliffs, scenic coastlines, and great snorkeling opportunities.
This 10-day Bali itinerary will guide you through some of the unmissable highlights of the island, starting in the cultural center of Ubud and ending in the beach-filled Bukit Peninsula (also known as the Uluwatu area), along with a few days exploring the top gems on Nusa Penida island!
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Sanur is known for being one of the most tranquil and family-friendly areas of Bali, Indonesia. However, it offers plenty of engaging activities for all visitors.
Even after many years exploring Bali, I’m always discovering new things to do here.
Bali is a place where, in the space of a week, you can climb a volcano, hike a waterfall, visit an old temple, relax on a beach, go dirt biking in the jungle, and so much more.
This blog post is not a complete list of every interesting thing to see in Bali (that would be impossible!), but these are just some top highlights.
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Ubud is the cultural capital and heart of Bali, making it an essential stop on your itinerary. Moreover, it serves as a perfect base for exploring the island!
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