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Pasar Endek Klungkung

Located on Jalan Puputan in the Klungkung Regency , Pasar Endek Klungkung is known for being the place to go to buy traditional Balinese ethnic wear. The market is frequented by mostly locals looking to buy authentic and affordable ikat or batik fabric for their ceremonial attire, and therefore will offer plenty for tourists looking to take some fabric back with them.

If you are an art-enthusiast and keen on exploring and buying the Balinese art items, the Sukawati Art Market, also known as the Pasar Seni Sukawati is a must-visit. Located in the Gianyar area, it is one of Bali's most distinguished and long-standing art markets in Bali, and is a famous tourist hub for shopaholics as well as the locals shopping for art and in search of great bargains. The history of the market goes back to the 80s when this two-storey establishment came into existence. Being an ideal choice for inexpensive commodities and classy souvenirs, the Sukawati Art Market is a must-visit tourist attraction of every itinerary. Read More

Popularly known as "Broken Beach", Pasih Uug is a scenic coastal attraction located on the southwestern tip of Nusa Penida island. It features an arch-like rocky formation over the waters, and provides a stunning view for nature-lovers and photographers. An unpaved and bumpy road leads to the area, and there are a a couple of vendors selling beer and other refreshments. One of the most famous spots in Nusa Penida, Pasih Uug beach is located near the Angel's Beach. The seawater rushing through the archway in the cliff gives a picturesque view and tranquillity. One of the exceptional examples of the ways in which earth has eroded over many years to form a marvellous natural structure. The ride towards the cliff is quite bumpy but the spot is totally worth it and is an ideal location for amazing photography. The beautiful blue water and the foams created in the waves near the feet of the cliff make an absolutely divine view. It has a big natural pool formed by the seawater entering through the arch-shaped cut in the cliff, however, it is too high to take a dip. Local vendors sell beer and refreshments which can be enjoyed at the top of the cliff while seeing the lovely views. Read More

Rightly called the ‘Blue Stairway to Heaven’, the Peguyangan Waterfall on Nusa Island in Bali is Nusa Penida’s best waterfall and is also one of the most beautiful places to visit here. Also known as the Guyangan Falls, these waterfalls are not as famous as the other places on the island; but once you visit this attraction, you are sure to be awestruck by the exquisite beauty and magnificence which is on display here. The best part of the Peguyangan Waterfall is the blue ocean staircase which is carved between a cliff and takes visitors towards the sacred temple located below. Tourists visit the place not just to enjoy the sights of the waterfall, but also to seek blessings since the waterfall is considered to be holy and is a pilgrimage site for many. Read More

Located on the northwestern bay of Bali, Pemuteran Beach is surrounded by a sleepy village of the same name. A popular spot for snorkelling and diving, this small settlement has been rapidly growing as a result of the tourism seen here. A narrow strip of black sand and clear blue waters invite you to stroll through the beach, where multiple restaurants and resorts offer a seascape view. Known for its unique artificial bio rock reef restoration project, Pemuteran Beach offers much in the way of diving and snorkelling opportunities. Pemuteran Beach has the largest artificial Biorock reef project in the world. The entire area exhibits a spirit of marine conservation and puts in effort for the same. Another fascinating feature of this beach is the underwater Temple Garden. Pemuteran Beach is the perfect destination for those looking to immerse themselves in peace and tranquillity. The stunning sceneries and enchanting black sand beaches help you relax, away from the hustle-bustle of the city. Read More

Located in the Tabangan regency in Bali, Pengempu Waterfall is often overlooked in favour of the more popular Tegenungan waterfall, and its appeal lies in exactly this. Its relatively small stature belies the charm that it oozes, and is set amidst verdant and virgin jungle. A little difficult to find, this waterfall tests those true travellers that seek out falls that are truly untouched by development.

Pererenan beach in Canggu, is a short 40-minute drive away from Denpasar airport and is a world-renowned surfer's paradise. It offers rough crashing waves for the advanced surfer but isn't suitable for swimming. The glimmering black sand coupled with the gorgeous sunsets, small warungs, make sure that its not just the surfers that get to enjoy this beach. A perfect getaway from the more congested southern areas, an evening spent at Pererenan beach is a good way to wrap up your day. Pererenan Beach has beautiful black sand stretching over 700 m along the coast. It overlooks the stunning Indian Ocean and is aptly hailed as one of the best surf spots in Bali. Pererenan Beach is blessed with a breathtaking view and is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the fresh air. Read More

Locates on the outskirts of Ubud, the small town of Petulu is better known as the "Heron Heaven". Dotted with rice paddies, the town witnesses thousands of the Kokokan birds (Herons) flock to the handful of trees there, offering a mesmerising feat of nature. Ideal for spending a dusky evening here between October and March.

One of Canggu's lesser-known attractions, Prancak Beach witnesses more locals than tourists on its sandy shores. The warungs scattered across the beach offer Bintangs and street food, providing the perfect opportunity to knock back a beer or two, satay in hand. Home to the Pura Dalem Prancak as well, Prancak beach is a quiet getaway from the congested beaches of Canggu.

Pranoto's Art Gallery (Temporarily closed)

Situated in Ubud, Pranoto's art gallery functions as the home-cum-studio-cum-gallery of the Javanese painter Pranoto. An experimentative artist, Pranoto plays around with different media and has done multiple solo and group exhibitions. Established in 1996, the gallery holds modelling wokrshops twice a week for budding artists, in addition to displaying Pranoto's artwork.