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Tirta Gangga Water Palace

Tirta Gangga, literally "Water from the Ganges" is a grand water palace located about 5 km Karangasem, Bali built by the namesake king in 1948. The complex is well-known for its 10 m high eleven-tiered Meru fountain inside, surrounded by numerous koi and lotus ponds and ornate guardian statutes.

Taman Werdhi Budhaya art centre in Denpasar is one of the most well known cultural hubs of Bali. Featuring theatres and galleries that can accommodate over 500 people, the centre is home to all kinds of Balinese creativity- from paintings and sculptures to dance and drama performances. Ideally visited during the Bali Arts Festival in June-July. Founded by the former Governor of Bali, Mr. Ida Bagus Mantra in 1979 to preserve Bali's rich and varied cultural heritage, Taman Werdhi Budaya has become the designated venue for the annually held Bali Arts Festival. During the festival, gamelan performances, shadow puppet shows, and more are exhibited. Read More

Also called Secret Mushroom Beach, which leads to slight confusion amongst travellers, Tamarind beach is one of the beaches in Nusa Lembongan that most travellers discover by happy circumstances. Located at the end of a trail that follows through a jungle is a slice of island-paradise that most people only dream of finding. A smattering of tables scattered on the beach, this oasis amongst the crowded beaches of Bali is perfect for swimming and snorkelling, and is an amazing beach for those that still want the idea of a virgin beach. Read More

Located on a beautiful offshore rock in Tabanan regency, Bali, Tanah Lot or 'Land on the Sea' is a Hindu shrine believed to be about 500 years old. An amalgamation of Balinese and Hindu mythology, the temple's base is carved with sea snakes and offers a natural source of holy water. Foreigners are not allowed inside the temple but you can walk across to the main temple and watch the sunset. The Tanah Lot temple can be found some 300 metres (over 980 feet) off the island shore. It is one of seven temples along the Bali coast. In fact, from this beautiful rock temple, you can see the Pura Ulu Watu temple site on the cliffs to the south, and a long sweep of azure waters to the west, near Negara.Visiting the top of Tanah Lot is reserved for priests and Bali locals, but tourists are allowed to wander the base of the temple and receive blessings from the small shrine there. Because of its astounding architecture and intricate rock faces, set against the breath-taking Indonesian waters with a clear sight of the sun as it sets, Tanah Lot is considered a photographer's paradise. Read More

Famous for the striking beaches and thrilling water sports, Tanjung Benoa is a peninsula located in the Kuta South District of Bali. This stunning site beckons adventure enthusiasts with water activities like diving, banana boating, fly fishing, snorkelling, parasailing, rolling donuts and sea walking. The primary beaches on the eastern side of Tanjung Benoa are accessible to the general public within the stretch of first 3 kms. What used to be a fishing village in the olden days, Tanjung Benoa transformed into a popular beach destination with it picturesque surroundings in the recent years. Dotted along the beach are magnificent hotels, villas and resorts. The magical white sand with the backdrop of the vast expanse of the tranquil ocean makes the well-maintained beaches of Tanjung Benoa picturesque for visitors. Read More

The Tegal Wangi Beach is a beautiful white sand beach located on the southern Bukit Peninsula in Bali. Its gorgeous vistas, raw natural beauty and breathtaking sunsets against the oceanic background make it a wonderful tourist location for all. The stunning beach had been kept a secret among wedding photographers for long. Presently, its striking environs is able to draw in crowds from all walks of life. The Tegal Wangi Beach is naturally endowed with beautiful caves and rock pools, that have attracted wedding photographers for long. Now, popular among the tourists as well, Tegal Wangi Beach’s natural beauty is not worth missing. Another prominent attraction is the hill, after which the beach has been named. The simple and raw topography of Tegal Wangi Beach make it an exotic location in Bali. Read More

While the village of Tegallalang is know around the world for its famed rice-terraces, this village also is home to the central market of Tegallalang. The Tegallalang market is the ideal place to head to if you want authentic Balinese handicrafts, furniture, souvenirs, art, and fabrics! Located just outside of Ubud, this market is a cheaper and alternative to the more commercial-friendly and expensive Sukawati or Ubud Art Markets. The variety of shops that line the market road also means that you will most likely find anything that you're looking for to memorialise your trip to Bali. Read More

The Tegallalang Rice Terraces are located about 20 minutes north of Ubud in Bali and are a popular stop for those visiting Kintamani, which falls on the same road. They are famous for the spectacular location where these paddy fields are set in and the two swings where you can click photographs. It is especially popular during sunrise and sunset. Capture some exquisite photographs, have coffee at one of the quaint little cafes or take a little detour through the Pakudui village nearby for some intricate wooden crafts. The road twists and turns into Tegallalang at 600 m above sea level, allowing for a cool breeze and pleasant weather to add to the pleasant panorama. The timeless quality of the valley complements the rich culture here. One can always see the local farmer tending to his crops in the unique oblique system irrigation steps perfectly set into the hills in the valley. Read More

Situated in Tegenungan village, halfway between Ubud and Bali’s capital Denpasar, Tegenungan Waterfall is one of the most popular picnic spots in the region. It is set amidst dense foliage in a shallow bathing area lined with cafes and eateries. Present in an isolated location on the outskirts of Bali, the place is ideal for nature photographers. Tegenungan Waterfall is divided into several levels which can be reached via a flight of stairs. One of the prime activities to do here is swimming in the shallow pool bed. This waterfall is thronged with people due to the popularity and easy access, but makes for a good drive and short picnic from Bali. Read More

Thomas Beach in Uluwatu, Bali is a blissful uncrowded beach waiting for you to embrace its beauty. Located on the south peninsula of Bali, exactly halfway between Bingin and Padang Padang, this gorgeous Bali beach used to be a secret gem till a couple of years back and is an ideal spot for people looking for an offbeat relaxing spot.