Why Bali?
Bali, The Land of the Gods
Bali is a tropical paradise located in Indonesia, known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. It's a dream destination for beach lovers, surfers, adventure seekers, and those seeking a peaceful getaway. There is no other place like Bali in this world. It is a magical blend of culture, people, nature, activities, weather, culinary delights, nightlife, and beautiful accommodation.
Bali is rated as one of the best travel destinations in the world by countless websites, review portals, and travel magazines each year – for very good reasons. Whatever your age, background, budget or interest, there is something great for everyone to explore and discover. And that’s a promise.
Places I would love to Visit
The ray of light at Tukad Cepung waterfall
Bangli
Famous for its heavenly streams of light that burst through the rock when the sun is at a certain point in the sky, Tukad Cepung certainly knows how to work the camera.
The infinity pool at Hanging Gardens
Ubud
This iconic infinity pool seems to defy all laws of gravity, with sky-high trickles above the treetop canopies, cascading down sheer drops across multiple levels.
The Insta-famous Bali swing
Ubud
Probably one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bali, flying high through the jungle on a giant swing is a must for every island adventurer (and every Instagram feed).
The colourful artwork at Ubud Art Market
Ubud
At the always-colourful Ubud Art Market, not only can you feast your eyes on intricate craftsmanship, you can also shop your way through all-things Bali to take home a little piece of paradise.
The temple in the clouds
Karangasem
A holiday to Bali wouldn’t be complete without visiting the island’s most famous temples, and our fave for ultimate wow-factor is Pura Lempuyang – the oldest Hindu temple in Bali. Known as the “Gateway to Heaven”,
The sea of golden marigolds
Besakih
Flower power! Marigolds are pivotal in Balinese culture, and these golden blooms are used during all important Hindu ceremonies. They are therefore grown in many different areas across Bali’s highlands, with plenty of small golden fields lining the roadsides.
More photos from Bali
The cave-like jacuzzi at Tjampuhan Hotel & Spa – Ubud
The blooming beautiful Bali Botanic Gardens – Bedugul
The haunting graffiti art at Taman Festival Bali – Sanur
The blissful vibes of Seminyak’s best spas – Seminyak
Colonial-style brunch: Peranakan Food at Rumah Luwih
Peace, Love and Coconuts.
Just another day in Paradise.