Welcome back, travelers! After two months of improvement, Bali Adventours finally back to bring you the latest travel advice to our reader. Today, I want to share travel tips, where to stay during your business trip to Bali. How often are you traveling to Bali for business purpose? Bali as an international business hub becomes […]
Historical relics from ancient times tell us that Kintamani was ever becomes a very important area in Bali. One of them is Pura Pucak Penulisan. The temple complex is located on a peak that forms the northern part in a wide circular wall of mountains. This enormous crater rim is all that remains of the […]
Mangrove forests are very important for coastal ecosystems which contain a wide number of species like fishes, birds, or shrimps. It is an ideal ecological destinations and field laboratories for biology or ecology students or researchers. Despite of its important value, in tourism mangrove forests also offer a beauty for travellers like the mangrove forest […]
Holy water accompanies every act of Hindu-Balinese worship, from individual devotion at household shrine to islandwide ceremonies. The Balinese call holy water toya, from the Medium Balinese word for “water,” and often the High Balinese tirtha will be used. Holy water is an agent of the power of a god, a container of mysterious force. […]
August has come, it is the best time to explore the tropical island, Bali. One of the most popular attraction during dry season in Bali is exploring the active volcano of Bali. We have working together with Bali Adventours to provide you exclusive experience: Mount Batur Sunrise Trekking. It is 2 hours climbing to the […]
It’s a good day to back to Nature. Join a panoramic sunrise trekking to the Batur Caldera! Escape from the noise and bustle of the city and take a few hours trekking at Batur caldera. It offers panoramic, religious, and exciting trekking routes. In short time you can explore the adventure and beauty of Mount […]
If you are coffee lovers, you should try an exotic taste of Luwak Coffee. Named as the most expensive coffee in the world, Luwak coffee through a unique production process. The coffee is produced from the coffee beans that have been consumed by Luwak or civet. The coffee beans would have to first pass through […]
There are many to offers for your good time in Bali, that’s included, your family. Here some fun activities your family can do on your vacation. 1. In to the wild: Bali Safari and Marine Park See orangutan, komodo and or Sumatran tiger family in Bali Safari and Marine Park. It is home for hundreds […]
Arriving in Bali on a cruise ship with a limited time? No worries! We are an expert on it. We have a special tour for those who are arrived in Bali through Benoa port. This trip will take about 5-8 hours and cover the interesting sites including handicraft, rice terrace, historical temple, culture, and exclusive […]
Hidden in the valley of Batur Caldera, Kintamani-Bali, Trunyan is a small village from the early centuries. Famous as the “Bali Aga” village, a native Balinese people. The village exists long before the Majapahit invasion to Bali, more than 1000 years ago. What makes Trunyan so special? The corpse! Trunyan people retain an ancient magical […]
For those, who like the sightseeing tour, rice terrace trip in Bali is kind of a must do trip. Though, some nice terraces in Southern Bali have changed into villas or commercial area. Don’t worry! If you keen to drive one or two hours up to the north, you will see some real stunning rice […]
Travelling to Bali for the first time can be overwhelming; there are so many things to do and to see, so many places to eat, so many hotels to choose. It is frustrating, when you open your favorite travel agent websites; you see over 3000 hotels in Bali to select for your stay. From a […]
Nyepi is The Hindu Day of Silence or the Hindu New Year in the Balinese Saka calendar. The largest celebrations are held in Bali as well as in Balinese Hindu communities around Indonesia. INyepi, a public holiday in Indonesia, is a day of silence, fasting, and meditation for the Balinese. The day following Nyepi is […]
Do I need visa to visit Bali/Indonesia? Maybe yes, maybe no. If your country on this bellow list, you are not require visa to enter Bali or other parts of Indonesia. Brunei Darussalam Chile Hongkong Special Administrative Region Macao Special Administrative Region, Malaysia Morocco Peru Philippines Singapore Thailand Vietnam And these countries bellow are eligible […]
Bali is like no other destination in the world. Its rich culture plays out at all levels of life, from the exquisite flower-petal offerings placed everywhere to the processions of joyfully garbed locals, shutting down major roads as they march to one of the myriad temple ceremonies, to the other-worldly traditional music and dance performed […]
Kintamani presents a majestic sweeping view of Mount Batur and its clear blue lake. Here, visitors are encouraged to sail across the lake to reach to the ancient Balinese village of Truyan. The local inhabitants of this village have a unique habit, that is, they lay down their deceased under a sacred tree in order […]
If you ever heard about ‘subak’, it is the biggest achievement of Balinese culture in agriculture. Balinese put the rice field as part of the daily life system. From ‘subak’ they learn about life, about tolerance, about social responsibility, about unity, about nature conservation, and about their responsibility in nature and human relationship. Subak is […]
Lovina is located in North Bali about 2,5 – 3 hours driving from denpasar, Kuta and airport. The whole stretch of coast here is fringed by quite narrow black sand beaches, which are accessed by a multitude of small lanes which run perpendicular to the east-west coast road. The beaches are generally safe for swimming, […]
Alam Amazing Adventures is very concerned with nature preservation. The money that you spend for using our services will be set aside for donating to the nature preservation. Alam was founded to share the activities in exploring the nature. A part of the company’s profit is donated for environmental preservation. Alam Amazing Adventures is a professional rafting […]
Dear visitor, Thanks you for dropping by Thebalidriver.com. We would like to inform you about our new service. It is Bali bus rental and charter. If you are in a group more than 15 people, a bus is the best choice. We have developed a new website called www.balibus.com. To make your holiday easier, we […]
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It is a gentle reminder. Please do not spend all your money during your visit in Bali. Why? When you leaving Bali, and any other region in Indonesia, you should pay Airport Tax via airport. Airport tax cost IDR 150,000/person (International departure) and IDR 50,000/person (domestic departure) and payable in cash with Indonesian Rupiah.
How much does it cost for every interesting place in Bali. It is vary from IDr 5000 IDR 100,000. For some attraction, there is extra charge. For example, entrance fee for Uluwatu Temple is IDR 20,000 just to see the temple. If you want to watch The Kecak and Fire Dance, there is another extra […]
(Toya Bungkah and Batur Vulcano) Kintamani is located in Bangli Regency ‘ | . This place has a very fresh air and sometimes there is being cold and misty. It is really has a truly beautiful scenery. It is about 77 kilometers from Kuta. Kintamani has 2 most popular tourist objects. Toya Bungkah. It is Spot of […]
Tanah Lot is one of the most famous temples in Bali. The picturesque location makes it a popular tourist spot. It is located in Tabanan Regency at Beraban village, Kediri. It is about 30 kilometers from Denpasar. You can go there by motor bicycle or car. Or if u stay at the Tabanan city, you […]
Sanur is the area on Bali where mass tourism first got a foothold. The 11 floor high Bali Beach Hotel, the first large hotel on Bali, was built in 1965. It is still the highest building on Bali, due to a law made after the completion that bans any building higher than a palm tree. […]
Lovina is located just southwest of Singaraja in the Buleleng region, it covers an area of about 8 km including the Anturan, Tukad Mungga, Temukus and Kalikbukbuk villages. Lovina has a growing number of shops, restaurants and hotels, but is not by far as crowded as Kuta. The hotels are spread along the coast, with […]
The mysterious Goa Gajah (elephant cave) is one of the oldest relics on Bali. The exact time of origin is uncertain, but archeologists estimate the cave to have been built around year 1022 AD. This was long before Majapahit entered the island, and also hundreds of years before the first Europeans set foot here. The […]
At the foot of the great Gunung Agung mountain sits the most sacred of all Balinese temples; Pura Besakih. A more spectacular location for this huge temple complex would be hard to find. If you are lucky to visit on a clear day you can see Gunung Agung (3.142 m), a background that can give […]
Candidasa can be a good alternative if you’re looking for a pleasant place to stay a few days while you explore East Bali. This is a tourist area about three km long, located along the main road from Semarapura (Klungkung) to Amlapura. A large part of the business is owned by people from the Bali-Aga […]
There is no doubt why Goa Lawah, the bat cave, has got this name. Thousands of noisy bats fill the air in and around the cave, with a sharp smell of bat droppings covering the ground in a thick layer. It is also said that pythons live inside the cave, feeding on the bats. The […]
When Majapahit conquered Bali in 1343 there were some Balinese who did not accept this change of rule, and therefore built their own villages in remote areas. The descendants of these people are today known as Bali Aga or Bali Mula, meaning “the original Balinese”. They still live in villages like Tenganan in East Bali […]
Tirta Gangga is a small village built on an altitude of about 500 meters, seven km northwest of Amlapura. Tirta Gangga means “water from the Ganges”, and the place is known for it’s “water palace” and beautiful surroundings. In many people’s opinion this is among the most beautiful areas on Bali. Lately Tirta Gangga has […]
According to Concierge.com, Kuta Beach is one of the sexiest beaches in the world. Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia The vibe: Beachcombing boho chic Picture this: Bali is a fine place to drop onto a chaise lounge, pull up a parasol, and sleep in the sun. That’s the best way to detox from the all-night singing, […]
Ubud is located 35 km northeast of Bali’s International Airport. It is attractive to tourists for a variety of reasons. On a relatively small island with a horde of attractions, Ubud is centrally located, and even the closest beach is only 15 minutes away. The Ubud area is around two- to three hundred meters above […]
Bedugul is the name of the area south and west of the Danau Bratan lake. Taking the road passing Bedugul is the fastest way to travel from the southern tourist areas to Singaraja and North Bali. From the south the road passes through some steep terrain before Bedugul, with a very scenic landscape. The Taman […]
There is no doubt that Jatiluwih is among the most beautiful places and can offer some of the best scenery on the entire island of Bali. The place has a particular charm even if the weather, which can change dramatically within minutes, is rainy and cloudy. Everywhere you look you see green rice fields and […]
Tanah Lot is located in the Tabanan district southwest on Bali, only a short distance from Kuta and Denpasar. With it’s beautiful location and architecture it is one of the most characteristic temples on Bali, and for the Balinese the most sacred of the sea temples along the southern coast of Bali. On a clear […]
