Dream Travel To Bali Indonesia

 I chose Bali, Indonesia as your destination.  

 Bali is an affordable destination that offers a mix of beach, nature and cultural exploration. It is known for its magnificent beaches, lush rice terraces and ancient temples. Bali also has an excellent public transport system that makes it easy to get around the island.  

 Fun fact: Bali is known as the "Island of the Gods" and is home to over 20,000 temples.  Must Try Food: Nasi Goreng is a popular Indonesian fried rice dish that is a must try in Bali. It is usually made with shrimp paste, sweet soy sauce and topped with a fried egg. 

  Must try drink: Bali is famous for its Luwak coffee, also known as "cat coffee". It is made from coffee beans that have been eaten and separated by a civet cat. Although it may sound unpleasant, it is actually quite tasty and worth trying.  

 Best known for: Bali is  known for its beautiful beaches and iconic rice terraces. It is also home to many ancient temples and cultural sites. 

Good to know: 

 - Time zone: GMT 8 

 - Average temperature in March: 27 °C (81 °F) 

 - Average rainfall in March: 90 mm (3.5 inches) 

 - Local currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) 

 

 Your sample journey 

 Day 1: Beach trip 

  Morning: Arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport and go directly to your hotel in Kuta, a popular beach town. Check in and relax.  - Afternoon: Visit Kuta Beach, one of Bali's most famous beaches. Enjoy the sun, sand and sea. You can also try surfing or rent  beach chairs and umbrellas. - In the evening: Go to Legian Street for dinner. This street is known for its lively nightlife and many places to eat. Try Warung Made, a local restaurant serving traditional Balinese cuisine. 

 Day 2: City break 

 Morning: Visit the iconic Tanah Lot temple, located in a rock formation in the sea. It is one of the most photographed sights in Bali. - Afternoon: Head to Seminyak, a trendy area known for its stylish shops and restaurants. Explore the shopping center of Seminyak Square  and enjoy lunch at La Favela, a popular restaurant with  unique decor and live music.  - In the evening: visit Pura Petitenge, a beautiful temple located near the beach. Witness a traditional Balinese dance performance at the temple. 

 Day 3: Nature and outdoor adventure 

 Morning: Marvel at the top of Mount Batur, an active volcano, at sunrise. The hike takes about two hours and offers great views of the sunrise and the surrounding landscape.  - Afternoon: Visiting the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through the rice fields and enjoy the amazing views.  - Evening: Visit  Ubud Monkey Forest, Nature Reserve and Temple Complex. See  playful monkeys and explore the lush forest. 

  Day : 4 Cultural and historical studies 

 Morning: Visit  Uluwatu Temple, a cliff side temple with a magnificent view of the sea. Witness a traditional Kecak dance performance at sunset.  - Afternoon: Visit the Balinese Museum in Denpasar. Learn about the history and culture of Bali through the exhibits.  - Evening: Visit  the largest traditional market in Bali, Pasar Badung Market. Try  local street food and buy souvenirs.  

 Day 5: Adventure and Sports 

 Morning: Try  rafting on the Ayung River. Enjoy the  rapids and amazing scenery.  - Afternoon: Visit  Bali Treetop Adventure Park in Bedugul. Enjoy zip lines and other flying activities in the forest.  - Evening: Visit the Kuta Theatre, a popular venue for magic and illusion shows.  

 Day 6: Relaxation and Spa 

Morning: Visit the Tirta Empuli Temple, a sacred spring temple where locals go to purify themselves. Take a bath in the holy water and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.  - Afternoon: Go to the beach town of Nusa Dua and enjoy a relaxing day at the beach. Try  water sports or rent a beach house. - evening: visit a local spa to enjoy a traditional Balinese massage. Try the Jari Menari massage, a unique technique that uses rhythmic hand movements.  

 

Day 7: Road Trip and camping 

Morning: Travel to  Jatiluwih Rice Terrace, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a scenic drive and great views of the rice paddies.  - Afternoon: set up camp at  Bali Green Camp, located in the heart of Bali's jungle. Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, biking and zip lining. - evening: enjoy a traditional Balinese dinner and bonfire under the stars. 

  Transportation: Bali has several transportation options, including taxis, private drivers, and motorbikes. Remember to negotiate prices before getting into a taxi or hiring a driver. Attractions: Bali has many sights and attractions. Remember to plan ahead and book tickets in advance if possible. 

 

 Restaurant recommendations: 

 

 - Warung Farita (Kuta) 

 - The Favela (Seminyak) 

 - Bebek Bengil (Ubud) 

 - Jimbaran Bay Seafood (Jimbaran) 

 - Babi Guling Ibu Oka (Ubud) 

 

 Bar recommendations: 

 

 - Heavenly Garden (Kuta) 

 - Potato Head Beach Club (Seminyak) 

 - single fin (Uluwatu) 

 - Rock Bar (Jimbaran) 

 - Laughing Buddha Bar (Ubud)