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Bali

Welcome to Bali Tourism

  • Continent: Asia
  • Region: South East, Indonesia
  • Average temperature: 12 - 23°C
  • Ideal duration: 4 - 6 days
  • Currency: Indonesian rupiah (IDR)
  • Best time: April to September
  • Visa policy: varies from nationality to nationality
  • Budget: moderately expensive
  • Air connectivity: Bali is well connected by air from Dubai Kuala lumpur, Singapore, Bangkok Chennai, Kolkata, and Cochin.

" LAND OF THE GODS "

Bali Tourism

Bali is a famous island in Indonesia. It can be found west of Java in the Lesser Sunda Islands. This place is famous for its beautiful rice fields, delicious food, fantastic beaches, and rich culture and traditions. Bali is a great place for both relaxing and having fun because it has beautiful temples, a long coastline, amazing coral reefs, waterfalls, and places to rest and relax. Bali is a place that attracts people from all different countries. It offers a mix of deep spiritual experiences and vibrant party scenes. People visit Bali to forget about their usual lives and explore new things.

The island has really beautiful sunsets and sunrises, which are so amazing that they make you want to stay on the island forever. Bali is a place with a lot of beautiful natural features like coral reefs, mountains, beaches, and scenic routes. It also has ancient temples and traditional village life in a place called Ubud. Bali is a very charming place, and there are many fun things to do there.

Make sure to visit the terraced rice fields in Bali because they make the landscape more diverse and beautiful. Tourists can have a peaceful and beautiful day at the beach, where they can surf, dive, or go on a relaxed boat ride to see dolphins. They can also visit lovely temples, check out local markets, or see waterfalls. For those who like quiet and calm, there are yoga retreats available. There is something for everyone here. Bali is often talked about in travel magazines and mentioned in books because it is known for being incredibly beautiful. But no matter how many words people use to describe it, they can never truly capture the amazing and magical feeling of being there. Bali is sometimes called ‘The Island of the Gods.’

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE TRAVELING TO MALDIVES:

  • Things you should know before going to Bali.
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  • It's a good idea to bring some US dollars or the currency of the country you're visiting to pay for the visa fees at the airport.
  • Follow and honor the customs and traditions of the people in Bali. When you go to temples, make sure to wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees.
  • The roads in Bali can get very crowded, and many people choose to rent a scooter or use ride-hailing apps like Grab.
  • Beware of scams, especially ones where you exchange money. Use trustworthy sellers only.

NIGHTLIFE IN BALI

Kuta and Seminyak are the best places to find popular clubs in Bali. Fridays and Saturdays are particularly good days of the week for a night out.

SHOPPING IN BALI

  • Bali has a distinctive shopping culture, with many different kinds of night markets, art markets, thrift stores, antique stores and of course, Balinese souvenir stores.
  • There are many silver workshops at Celuk and Ubud, and the Ubud Art Market is the most famous art market in Bali.
  • The urban areas are also home to many malls, such as Kuta Beachwalk and Discovery Mall.
  • Kuta and Ubud have many night markets and thrift stores as well, offering affordable and beautiful products.

TRAVELLER TIPS

  • To save one from being scammed, use ‘Bluebird taxi' which is also known as ‘Bali taxi' as they will never cheat you of the fare.
  • Take a survey and avoid beaches with a low tide.
  • Drink plenty of water and apply adequate sunscreen to save one from the scorching heat and to remain hydrated.

DAILY BUDGET FOR BALI

For the traveller on a shoestring budget, about USD 40 is the daily budget, including food and travel expenses. Comfortable travel would require a budget of about USD 60 – 70, and luxury travel would reach upwards of USD 100.

CURRENCY IN BALI

  • Rupiah is the official currency of Indonesia and is used in Bali, but American dollars are also accepted nearly everywhere.
  • Credit cards can be used at modern establishments, but for most flea markets and hawker centres in Bali cash is advisable.
  • ATMs around Bali also accept foreign credit cards.

DO'S AND DON'TS IN BALI

  • When visiting any of the temples in Bali, remember that you are properly covered, especially your shoulders and legs.
  • A sarong around the legs and a temple scarf around the waist are also mandatory. Public displays of affection are not appropriate near temples or holy places, and modest dressing is encouraged.
  • Smoking is prohibited in many public areas which include temples, and some restaurants, hotels or tourist attractions.
  • Also, it would be advisable to never use the left hand to offer anything to the people or the deities or use the index finger to beckon someone.
  • It is considered equally rude to touch somebody on the head or step on canang sari (holy offerings) on the street, so tourists must be watchful.
  • Religious processions also take place frequently in Bali, and interrupting these is not appropriate.
  • Flash photography is also discouraged in quieter places.
  • Tipping is a practice in Bali.

LANGUAGE OF BALI

The languages commonly spoken are Balinese and Bahasa Indonesian, but almost all the people on the island have at least a rudimentary knowledge of English, so it is relatively easy for tourists to find their way around Bali. Also, the signs in Bali are multilingual, with Chinese and Korean counterparts of English signs.

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