The volcanic mountain known as Gunung Agung is the highest point in Bali. It is also one of the holiest place of the island: Rising to an altitude of 3’148 meters. Gunung Agung is believed to be a replica of Mt Meru, central axis of the universe, brought to Bali by the first Hindus. Although you might be discouraged by the idea of ...

30 minutes from Lovina, Banjar village, in the north of Bali, is home to a famous healing water springs. Set in a tropical garden, 3 pools filled with 40 degrees sulfur water with skin disease healing powers. The upper pool is a narrow pool. The water is coming out of eight stone-carved Naga’s mouth (a mythical creature). Lower, the ...

Once a small village, Kuta is the heart of tourism in Bali, with its good sides and, well, maybe not so good ones. Kuta has got all the commodities one can find in any touristic beach resort: Cheap accommodations and more upscale hotels, wide range of restaurants, warungs, souvenirs shop, travel agencies, etc. Kuta Beach is a good surfing ...

Yay! Shopping time! Located 5km away from Denpasar, North East of Kuta, Celuk Village is famous for silver and gold crafting. Celuk’s goldsmiths and silversmiths, passing on their skills and knowledge from generation to generation, have gained international reputation. You can order custom-made items so you can get that unique jewel ...

Amed, located on the north east coast, is mostly reknown for snorkeling, diving, climbing and resting.   The place is known to divers for the U.S.S. Liberty wreck, a U.S. Navy in Tulamben, a small village located 30 km away from Amed. The wreck lies in shallow water, so it is also visible if you’re snorkeling. However, the wreck is ...