Silver Jewelry Making Class in Bali

 Overview Craft a beautiful piece of silver jewelry for you or as a gift in this private course in Bali. Your instructor will show you all the steps from shaping, filling, decorating, to finishing. Your tour includes 10 grams of silver to work with, plus tips from your instructor, and welcome drinks and coffee and tea while you work.

1.  Pickup and drop off provided 
2. 10 grams of silver is included to work with 
3. Sip on coffee and tea while you work 
4. Tour for around 5 hours, then the rest of the day is free

Hindu Temple

 While Bali is famous for its surf, sand and sunshine, it’s also a culture firmly rooted in spirituality. Daily worship has been a part of local life for thousands of years and this can be seen in the some 20,000 Hindu puras (temples) that dot the island. 

No visit to Bali would be complete without a pilgrimage to these ancient spiritual sites, some dating back more than 1000 years. However, with a vast array of temples spread around the island, it can be difficult to know which temples are worth slotting into your itinerary. 

Nusa Dua Beach

 Nusa Dua is positioned on the eastern side of the Bukit Peninsula and is considered the island’s most luxurious location. Most of the area is taken up by international hotels, resorts, and private villa complexes where the VVIPs come to stay and play. Come hang out on this side of the island, the beaches are open to the public, even if you aren’t staying in one of the beachfront properties. 

Sanur Beach - The perfect place to relax

 Sanur Beach, Bali's earliest beach resort, features a relaxed coastal ambiance. Located on the eastern side of the island's isthmus, it is the opposite of Kuta, both in characteristics and nuance. The former fishing village maintains most of its charm and continues to attract repeat visitors, mostly from Europe. Among Bali’s first hotels and beachfront retreats, together with an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops and bars and an assortment of innovative and modern entertainment venues share the Sanur Beach coastline. Known for its laidback atmosphere, Sanur Beach maintains its wealth in arts and culture, making it an ideal destination to enjoy the best of both eras, classic and contemporary.

Sanur Beach is the perfect place to hang out with the whole family. It’s not as crowded as Kuta Beach, but it is clean and doesn’t have any waves, the perfect place to go for everybody. Sun chairs are available for about two Dollars. Various Shops invite you to try your hand at negotiating. The promenade invites you to take a stroll around and for those who like cycling, it offers a nice opportunity to hire a bike and push those pedals.

As in every tourist place you have sales people, trying to make deals with you, but compared to Kuta it can be described as ‘not too bad’. The traffic compared to Kuta is by far less and if you would like to see a tourist place with a nice beach and full of opportunities, spend at least one day here. Sanur Beach is highly recommended to families, couples and those who would like to swim in a calm sea.

Breathtaking View Of Magical Bali

Paraglide off Uluwatu Cliff and soar over the breathtaking Indian Ocean. Fly over hidden temples, limestone cliffs and the tropical Balinese landscape. Conquer your fear of heights and enjoy an afternoon of flying on an exciting paragliding experience at Timbis Beach.

 

Discover the natural beauty of some of Bali’s waterfalls.

 Safety tips for visiting Bali waterfalls.

• Don’t underestimate how slippery the pathways and rocks surrounding the waterfalls can be. The most common injuries are from people slipping on the rocks.
• Beware the level of water rising when it rains. Particularly in the wet season (December – March) heavy rainfalls can swell the rivers and make access to some waterfalls quite dangerous, especially those accessed through gorges.
• Travel light, but wear good walking shoes or sandals and take a change of clothes as getting a little wet from the spray is expected at some, and from wading through the riverbed at others.
• Some of the waterfalls you can access independently, usually by paying an entrance fee, and others are best accessed with the help of a local guide. In fact, some can only be found using a local guide!

The Amazing JATILUWIH RICE TERRACES

 Jatiluwih, in the Balinese language translated means Beautiful Teak. Here, one can marvel at the vast expanses of terraced, green rice paddies stepped along an entire mountain, from its peak to where its foot meets the sea. Aside from its agricultural development, this panoramic landscape has also established itself as a tourist destination.

DISCOVER THE BEST OF BALI

 Explore the eastern side of Bali, Visit highlights including Ujung Water Palace, Lempuyang Temple, and the water gardens of Tirta Gangga.

Ujung Water Palace

Explore the beautiful garden and around the area of taman ujung water palace.

Tirta Gangga

Experience walking around beautiful pond with lot of fishes and artistic statue and building around the area. it is one of the highlight place to visit in Bali.

Lempuyang Temple

The famous gate of heaven at lempuyang temple. Lets capture your best pictures with us...!!

Best Things to Eat, See, and Do in Ubud

 Dotted with shrines, rice paddies, and mountains, escape the crowds at Bali’s heart of culture and be wowed by the beautiful landscapes of Ubud.

1. Whitewater Rafting in Ayung River 

This one's an experience you have to add to your list of things to do in Bali! The Ayung River in Ubud is the widest and longest river in Bali that stretches all the way from the northern mountainous area in the region. Hop on an inflatable raft and have an adrenaline-pumping time navigating through the rushing streams and waves of the river.

2.Mount Batur

Break a sweat and you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking (literally) views of Bali on this . Mount Batur is an active volcano that promises views of the mountain and crystal clear waters of Lake Batur. The climb takes about two hours, but feel free to take breaks and appreciate the view for as long as you want. 

Before your hike, remember to pack:

A jacket: It gets really cold at the peak and base of the mountain.

Extra water: Even though a bottle of water is provided, you’ll need it!

Head torch: A handheld torchlight is provided, but bring a head torch and ditch having to hold onto your torch to get better balance.

A good pair of sport shoes: Ditch those sneakers and wear a comfortable pair of sport shoes if you don’t want to risk tripping on loose rocks.

3.Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka

Babi Guling is a must on your list of what to eat in Bali and there’s no better place to get your fill than at Warung Babi Guling Ibu Oka. This signature Balinese style roasted pork dish serves the whole pig, including its blood, along with crispy pork skin, pork blood sausage, pork roll, and fried pork meat — not a single part of the pig is wasted. Roasted to perfection, take a bite into the pork skin that will give you a satisfying crunch with every bite.

4.Tegalalang Rice Fields

The Tegalalang Rice Terraces are one of the most stunning-looking terraced landscapes in the Ubud region. Although it's frequented by many tourists, you’ll still catch the locals hard at work plowing the fields. You can appreciate their work and the views with a beginner-friendly hike through the splendid terraced landscapes here!

5.Bali Swing and Bali Bird Nest

Experience it and feel the sensation , adrenaline rush, unforgettable experiences and unique pictures. 

6.Ubud Traditional Art Market

Find a wide range of local artisan products that you won’t see anywhere else! There’s everything from silk scarves to woven bags and many other hand-crafted goods. 

7.Tirta  Empul temple

Tirta Empul is an important temple complex that’s best known for its holy mountain spring and purification pools. It has been a spiritual destination for both local its Balinese Hindu pilgrims and foreigners looking to enjoy a spiritual experience. 

Selfie at Monkey Forest in Ubud,Bali.

This selfie monkey trend was also used to introduce the best spots in Ubud Monkey Forest to the woder community,especially in cyberspace 

 

Spiritual Cleansing

 Experience one of Bali’s magical rituals which involves using water as a ritual cleanser. The aim is to cleanse both body and mind, to refresh the spirit and dissolve away any negative influences. It is also believed to cure non medical diseases and sickness of the spirit and whether it does or not, a session bathing in holy waters will certainly make you feel good.