Things You Should Not Miss When Visiting Bali

Bali is an paradise island located in Indonesia, neighboring the islands known as Java and Lombok. Denpasar is the capital and the island's population comprises over 3.8 million inhabitants. Bali has been regarded as a heavenly destination for decades and tourists from all over the world come here in search of a perfect place to spend their honeymoon, holidays or any important event in their life.

Because tourists do not want to miss any of the attractions of the island, most companies organizing trips here will offer you useful suggestions about accommodation in Ubud, for example, which is one of the biggest and most spectacular cities in Bali. At the same time, cultural centers, museums, lakes volcanoes, caves sacred palaces, rice crops, sacred forests, waterfalls and villages will not miss from your itinerary. These are the places where you could find many valuable paintings, sculptures and jewelry.

The climate in Bali is tropical, with two distinct seasons: dry from April to October and wet from November to March. The average annual temperature is 30 degrees Celsius. Although it has a tropical climate, Bali is a rather mountainous area and you will need suitable clothing. A holiday in Bali completed by fantastic accommodation in Ubud will give you the opportunity to detach from the real world and explore the most beautiful places on Earth, feeling totally relaxed and satisfied with yourself.

Here are some of the things you should not miss when travelling here:

- Rent a bike and ride on the streets of Ubud, as did Julia Roberts in 'Eat, Pray, Love'. The ideal day would start in the Monkey Forest, after which you should continue to Goa Gajah, a holy place of the Balinese, and finish with the village known as Petulu;

- Surf in Kuta and go to the clubs located by the sea;

- Drink cocktails and admire the sunset in Ubud;

- Visit Tanah Lot, a magical, unusual, romantic and funny place; the walls of this temple are washed by the sea and a local legend says this place brings peace and harmony in the soul;

- Attend the Kecak Dance, when locals will be singing and dancing around fires, offering a unique show;

- Arrange a day trip to Taman National Bali Barat, where you can see Balinese flora and fauna;

- Go on a trip to Lake Bratan and admire the gracious temple of Pura Ulun Danu Bratan;

- If you love mountains go on a trip to Batur, an active volcano;

- Eat Babi Guling (a pork dish), also served in most houses in Ubud;

- Take dinner at Ibu Oka in the Ubud market;

- Visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park;

- Go to spa and massage in Air Panas Banjar.

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