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Holiday Deals in Bali – Where to travel and What to do?
Bali is just one out of more than 17,000 islands in Indonesia. Yet in all of them, Bali is renowned as the most alluring one. With an exotic culture deeply rooted in the Hindu spiritual background of the island, Bali bursts with sights and sounds unlike anywhere else on earth. Not only that, it also has a stunning landscape of rugged mountains, pristine beaches and unique volcanic terrain. It is no wonder that 80% of travelers to Indonesia have dropped by Bali and Bali alone. If you’re seeking for a amazing yet purse-friendly travel spot, rejoice! Bali holds some great travel deals, and it has something catered for everyone, no matter what your budget is. Be sure to check online for good Bali travel deals and packages, especially when it comes to non-peak periods.
Bali is renowned for its beaches, the most popular of which is Kuta. Here, you’ll find many surfers enjoying the waves and tourists soaking up the sun on the fine white sand. Kuta was the target of a terrorist attack in 2002, but the city has recovered soberly and now hosts a plethora of spas, unbeatable shopping and even better partying. Hardcore surfers will love Uluwatu on the southernmost part of Bali, where the best beaches on the island can be found.
One must-do activity in Bali is visiting its Hindu temples. There are an estimated 20,000 temples in Bali, all of which hold various festivals throughout the year. The festivals are never a let-down as they are always colourful, filled with ceremony and are great opportunities to witness the rich history and culture of Bali. However, one festival to be avoided is Nyepi, the Hindu New Year also known as the Day of Absolute Silence~{But, one festival to stay away from is Nyepi, the HIndu New Year also called the Day of Absolute Silence}~But, one festival to stay away from is Nyepi, the HIndu New Year also known as the Day of Absolute Silence}. On this day, the whole island literally shuts down as the Balinese believe they have to fool evil spirits that no one is on the island. The spirits will then search for their prey in other places and leave Bali in peace for another year.
While, Ubud, the arts capital of Bali, is nothing short of captivating and incredible. Half of the town is filled with art galleries, shops, museums and workshops, and magnificent architectural sights can be found all over the region. Rent a push bike to explore attractions in Ubud such as the sacred hot springs in Tirta Empul and the Ubud Water Palace. Also don’t forget to check out the cultural dances and shadow puppet performances which happen every night.
Bali is really and inviting island and if you ever step food here, make sure you soak in the sights, sounds, sun and surf – the one-of-a-kind experience will stick with you for the rest of your life.
“Bali” Roaminconquest’s photos around Bali, Indonesia
