DOLPHIN WATCHING IN LOVINA

 The iconic landmark of Lovina is a dolphin. This is not a surprise, because the dolphins are the main attraction of this coastal town and many tourists depart on the early-morning boat trips to see the dolphins. Let’s dive into my dolphin watching experience in Lovina and explore the sustainability concerns surrounding this popular tourist activity.

Dolphins normally appear early in the morning just when the first rays of the sun rise on the horizon. These incredibly smart creatures will come and swim near boats and cavort around creating a truly fascinatingspectacle of nature. This anazing attraction can be viewed from traditional boats called “Jukung” that are offered by many operators or individuals on shore.

Kehen Temple

 Kehen Temple is an ancient Hindu temple complex that has unique architectural features. The temple courtyard is reachable from the roadside and up 38 flights of stairs. Carved sandstone statues depicting mythical animals and Balinese folklore figures adorn the staircases and the central vestibule. The temple’s walls are also ornate with porcelain plates, harking back to the historical relationship between the local Balinese kingdom and China.

There are some particularly fine statues and paintings within the Kehen Termple complex, commencing with the highly decorated entry with carved guardian statues taken from the Hindu Ramayana classic. There are three courtyard terraces and the sacred Banyan Tree (Waringin-Ficus Benjamina) with a monks cell built up high on a platform in the branches.

Taman Ujung

 Taman Ujung ‘water palace’, with its complete and official designation of Taman Sukasada Ujung, is located in the village of Seraya in Karangasem regency. It's the sister site of Tirta Gangga, also built by the late king of Karangasem. The complex consists of various large pools and historic structures set against a backdrop of Mount Agung and the eastern shoreline.

Combinations of Balinese and European architecture are evident through its ornate pillars, statues and garden and pool features. And much of its scenic appeal owes to the blend of manmade structures amid natural panoramas.

Ubud Monkey Forest

 Monkey Forest Ubud is a natural paradise nestled in the heart of Bali, offering visitors an opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate amidst lush greenery. There are many points of interest that you can see here. Other than around 1.260 monkeys, you also can see 186 species of trees in 12.5 hectares of forest, where will allowing you to get abundant of fresh air.

The village’s residents view the Monkey Forest as an important spiritual, economic, educational, and conservation center for the village.

Experience the traditional Balinese rituals and ceremonies

 Besides the interesting tourist attractions and breathtaking scenery, Denpasar is also a home to a variety of fascinating cultures, including the traditional Balinese rituals and ceremonies that have a significant influence from the Hindu beliefs. Attend the traditional Balinese rituals and ceremonies while you are there if you want to learn more about its history and culture!

Which Bali Beach is Right For You?

 Bali is blessed with a full hand of beautiful beaches, but white sand isn't as common as you might think. Thanks to the island's volcanic past, most beaches are some variation of tan or gray, but they're still lovely places to relax.

Aling-Aling Waterfall

 The Aling-Aling waterfalls are a hidden gem nestled deep within Bali’s northern jungles. Here you’ll find a beautiful twin waterfall, as well as three smaller falls further downstream. It’s these three smaller falls that are a paradise for thrill-seekers. From cliff jumps of various heights to a daring waterfall slide.

Bali Paragliding

 If you are one of the andrenaline hunter,Experience the Freedom of Flying as a bird,Fun Paragliding Tandem in Bali,Paragliding is an extreme sporting activity that is very adrenaline rushed, this activity is very dependent on the weather, especially the wind, as long as the wind is good, this activity will be very pleasant.

Bali hidden waterfall

 Chasing waterfalls is one of the best things to do in Bali other than beach hopping. There are so many different waterfalls and natural attractions on the island that you could honestly even spend your entire trip to Bali around them without feeling bored!

The best waterfalls in Bali are hidden treasures that you can find in lush rainforests and deep mountain valleys in the island’s central highlands,most are at the end of scenic routes, usually requiring treks past rambling creeks, and you may sometimes need to cross wooden bridges and descend a series of rocky steps.

 

Water rafting on the TELAGA WAJA RIVER

 Water rafting on the TELAGA WAJA RIVER is a fantastic trip that will never be forgotten, the village atmosphere is still natural, views of green rice fields, and very challenging river currents to drive your adrenaline. One of the challenging obstacles that has become the water rafting icon on the Telaga Waja river is the 4 meter high rapids from the Bajing Dam, very challenging.

Looking for a beach in Bali ?

 The most popular beaches in Bali attract travellers with their impressive landscape, clear waters, and a wide range of activities. There are rocky shores under towering limestone cliffs and long, palm-lined coastlines, as well as some more secluded bays. We've included the most popular beach resorts like Kuta, Nusa Dua and Sanur and remote coasts that are suitable for rest and relaxation.

Bali is one of the world’s great tropical hideaways

 Bali is one of the world’s great tropical hideaways. An adventure seeker’s paradise and a spiritual sanctuary rolled into one, it’s a destination that appeals to families and retirees as much as it does to digital nomads and young hedonists.And while there are certain destinations verging on overtouristed, when you venture outside of the usual spots you’ll find that Bali lives up to its reputation as one of the world’s most beautiful islands.