Taman Ujung Water Palace: East Bali’s Grander, Pricier Royal Garden
Taman Ujung sits about 20 minutes from Tirta Gangga in East Bali’s Karangasem regency, and the two get compared constantly
Step inside authentic Balinese villages — ceremonies, daily rituals, traditional architecture, and the communities keeping these traditions alive.
Taman Ujung sits about 20 minutes from Tirta Gangga in East Bali’s Karangasem regency, and the two get compared constantly
Tirta Gangga shows up in nearly every East Bali itinerary photo dump — a stepping-stone path across a koi-filled pond,
Taman Ayun Temple sits in Mengwi, a quiet stretch of Badung Regency most travelers drive straight past on the way
Blimbingsari village, tucked into the hills of West Bali’s Jembrana Regency, is one of the most genuinely unexpected places on
Uluwatu Temple sits on a genuinely dramatic 70-metre limestone cliff on Bali’s southern Bukit Peninsula, and unlike some of the
Tanah Lot Temple earns its reputation as one of Bali’s most photographed sunset spots — a Hindu shrine perched on
Lempuyang Temple is home to one of the most shared images in travel — a split stone gate perfectly framing
Besakih Temple, the “Mother Temple” of Bali, is the largest and holiest temple complex on the island — more than
Bali Bird Park, in Batubulan roughly 20 to 30 minutes from central Ubud, is one of the better-regarded animal attractions
A Balian healer Ubud visit is one of those experiences that arrived on most travelers’ radar through a single 2006
Gunung Kawi Temple in Tampaksiring is one of Bali’s most striking ancient sites — ten shrines, each roughly 7 metres
Ubud calls itself Bali’s “Capital of Art,” and its cluster of Ubud art museums is where that claim actually gets