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To most people, Bali is a slice of paradise where they can go, let loose, and relax in its tranquility for a few days. However, there is also a different side to Bali which is perfect for those who wish to experience the adrenaline rush and the exciting thrill that the adventure sports of this place has to offer. Be it propelling yourself into the air or throwing yourself into the depths of the sea, from trekking on the edges of an active volcano to white water rafting, adventure sports in Bali are indeed not for the faint-hearted! Read More

The Agung Rai Museum of Art in Ubud offers Balinese creativity and art. It showcases a range of paintings, such as the classic Kamasan style paintings and those by Walter Spies and Adrien Le-Mayeur. It offers art workshops and traditional dance performances. This is one museum where you see the history and experience it too! Guided tours are also available. The collection at the Agung Rai Museum ranges from traditional to contemporary. However, this museum has a collection of artworks and is also a performing and visual arts center. It aims to preserve artworks such as paintings, sculptures, dance, music, and other cultural art forms and provide a means and infrastructure for the local society to learn different artistic skills. Agung Rai Museum offers services to different cultural groups and those who aspire to learn about Bali’s cultural heritage. This museum is a living entity that aims to sustain Balinese arts and is definitely worth a visit. Read More

Situated about 5kms from Lovina, a mossy pathway leads to the beautiful Singsing waterfall. The cool water tumbles down into a rocky pool where one can take a dip. Surrounded by grassy cover, the waterfall offers a stunning view and refreshing experience. However, be mindful of the locals trying to guide you. The Singsing Waterfall is often regarded as a hidden gem and a treat for nature lovers. The waterfall itself isn’t very huge but the pool that forms underneath is ideal for swimming activities. The water is not crystal clear but it is cool and refreshing. Singsing roughly translates to ‘daybreak’. The best time to visit the Singsing Waterfall is during Bali’s wet season, from October to April. Read More

Also known as Tibumana waterfall, Air Terjun Tibumana located in the Bangli region of Bali is one of the most stunning waterfalls in Bali. Famous amongst Instagrammers for its beautiful scenery and large pool that the falls cascade into, Tibumana waterfall is a wonderful waterfall to go swimming in. The pool is not deeper than 6-8m so diving into the pool is not recommended. The falls can be found at the end of a quick 10m trek from the parking area and it is a pleasant and safe trek through Balinese jungle. Read More

Located in Tejakula district in Buleleng, Yeh Mapeh waterfalls provide a rejuvenating experience to visitors. The 40-metre high gushing waterfall falls into a pool where one can take a plunge, while the surrounding lush greenery adds to the scenic beauty. Little warungs or cafes are lined outside for some snacks as well. One of Bali's highest waterfalls, reaching the Yeh Mapeh waterfalls is a little difficult as access infrastructure such as roads leading to the falls are not well-developed. Visitors reaching the falls using a car will have to park it at a carpark almost 2 km away and must walk the rest of the distance. The Mampeh region is prone to the occasional landslide and therefore it is advisable to hire a guide to take you to the waterfalls safely. Read More

Aling Aling Waterfall is located in Kabupaten Buleleng Regency of Bali, Indonesia. It is one of the most stunning waterfalls of Bali which falls from a height of 98 feet. Known as the adventure heaven, Aling Aling Waterfall can provide you with opportunities of cliff jumping and natural slides. Know that it is one of those few places in Bali where you can attempt jumping into the deep waters. Descending the edges of the valley, you will also find a viewpoint of Aling Aling from an aerial perspective. You can also go for canyoning with the help of a local guide or walk down the slippery staircase to experience the thundering sound of the waterfall. The Aling Aling Waterfall is a sacred waterfall for the Balinese people; hence, you are not allowed to go swimming. However, remember that if you are not here for an organised tour, you can get a guide for a fixed price as it is mandatory during your visit. Read More

Amed Beach is located in Karangasem, East Bali. Spread over seven villages, it is the perfect location to relax, rejuvenate and engage in adventurous activities like diving or snorkeling. The magnificent black sand beach boasts a fantastic shoreline view, an underwater playground, coral gardens, and shipwreck remnants. All those wishing to dive or snorkel at Amed Beach are promised fantastic scenes of the tropical fishes, turtles, coral gardens, sharks and stingrays.The unbelievable views of Mount Agung, Bali’s largest volcano, are an added treat for visitors and locals alike. Amed Beach’s gorgeous vistas, natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for individuals looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of a drab city life. One can also get exposed to the typical Balinese lifestyle, including the local salt farming practices, as they move further inward. Read More

One of Denpasar’s most enduring and iconic attractions, the Kumbasari Art Market is a one-stop shop for all things handicraft and art-related. Spanning 4 floors, the Kumbasari Art Market changes as the day progresses. Scenes with early morning market with fruit vendors abound morph into a bustling hub where tourists walk away with everything from easy to find sarongs or keychains to massive sculptures by midday. The Kumbasari Art Market also turns into a makeshift food court once the sun sets, with rows of food vendors selling scrumptious cheap eats, perfect after a long day of haggling and browsing through paintings. Read More

Located on the south-eastern coast of Nusa Penida island, Atuh beach is ideal for those seeking a breathtaking view without the commercialized setup. Flanked by green cliffs one either side, a stairway leads the way to the white sandy shores. A few stalls sell refreshments along the coastline, and the beach is best visited during high tide. Atuh Beach is a small and secluded beach which is perfect if one is looking to spend some quiet time away from the crowd and noise of Bali's busier beaches. The beach is flanked by breathtaking green cliffs and beautiful limestone rock formations which adds to the mystique of the place. The biggest advantage of the Atuh Beach is the remote location which lets one enjoy the whole shore! Read More

The Ayung River is Bali’s longest river stretching for around 75 kilometers. Beginning in the northern mountains, it flows till the Badung Strait in Sanur and is one of the best-known rivers for rafting. It is suitable for rafting throughout the year and is considered a family-friendly experience, considering its difficulty level ranges from 2-3. The Ayung River Rafting expedition is not more than 2 hours away from any of the main tourist destinations of Bali. Located at Kedewatan in Ubud it is easily accessible from Sanur, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Kuta and the Ubud Village. The white waters are perfect for beginners and the surrounding scenic landscape of rice fields, waterfalls, rainforests and wall carvings add to the experience of the adventure. Read More