Bali Resorts

Bali or The Island of Gods is one of few places on Earth that captivate the mind, rejuvenate the soul, and enchant the senses of its visitors. Tourists from around the world have been flocking here for hundreds of years because of its tropical paradises, rich culture, quaint resorts, and warm people. There is something for everyone here.

The hip can explore Canggu, the yogis can go to Ubud, while Seminyak calls out children and young. There’s Nusa Dua with its expensive 5-star hotels and then there’s Kuta where the locals, as well as the tourists, do not differentiate between the night and the day.

When you are done with these places, their pubs and clubs, azure beaches, tropical forests, and many temples dotted around them, then going a few km away from the city will open another world. Local villages with their quaint lifestyle and high perched temples with their muffled gongs will invite you to be one of the Balinese for the moments you are there.

The waterfalls gushing down cliffs and high-rise hills overlooking the untamed surroundings of Bali are known for their mystical nature. They will relax your nerves and offer plenty of activities in the rivers they feed, such as white-water rafting or canyoning right from the cliffs.

But before doing these activities, make sure you’ve surfed in the azure waters surrounding Bali, eaten “Dirty Duck” in one of the restaurants, dived in Padang bai, relaxed in one of the Yoga barns, spent quality time in the less crowded Sidemen, marvelled at the exuberance of Tanah Lot Temple, seen a Kecak dance, said hi to the monkeys of the Monkey forest, taken a bath in Tirta Empul’s sacred water, toured a chocolate factory, and visited Mount Batur.

Do not limit yourself to these and explore other things to do as well because Bali has plenty of those.

Happening Bali