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No visit to Bali would be complete without exploring its magnificent temples. With over 20,000Pura(Balinese for temple) scattered throughout the island, there’s no shortage of cultural experiences awaiting travelers. While you can’t see all of them, it’s essential to explore a few of the highlighted temples below to truly savor Bali’s vibrant culture. If your visit coincides with anodalan, or temple festival, you are in for a special treat!
If you want to see a lot of Bali without a glass bus or car window in the way, renting a bicycle is the best way to go. Biking allows you to experience the Balinese countryside firsthand, all while following your own schedule to see the sights. Moreover, if environmental concerns are on your mind, cycling is the most eco-friendly Bali transportation mode aside from walking.
There’s plenty to do and see in East Bali, as long as “party” is not at the top of the agenda. The attractions in Klungkung and Karangasem lean more toward cultural and nature-friendly pursuits.