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If you seek a place boasting beautiful beaches, pristine forests, terraced fields, and ancient temples, along with modern resort amenities, then Bali, Indonesia is the only destination that meets your criteria. Rest assured, your summer vacation in Bali will become an unforgettable memory.
Thorough preparation for your trip:
Bali is a tropical island with a relatively hot and humid climate, so don't forget to bring sunscreen, a hat, to protect your skin, and insect repellent for your journey.
To book affordable flight tickets, it's advisable to book approximately 2 to 3 months before the departure date, and you can find round-trip tickets for under 5 million VND. There are several airlines to choose from such as AirAsia, Jetstar, Vietnam Airlines...
Getting around the island: Bali is quite extensive, and you can rent a self-driving motorbike or take a taxi, which is also convenient.
Currency exchange: It's recommended to exchange both USD and Rupiah (the currency of Indonesia) in advance for easier spending during your trip.
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And don't forget to bring your camera, phone to capture countless stunning photos in Bali.
Where to stay in Bali?
You have plenty of options ranging from unique homestays to 3 or 4-star hotels and especially breathtaking resorts. Most resorts in Bali are nestled in the mountains, harmonizing with pristine forests and offering romantic ocean views. To get the best room rates, try to avoid weekends or hunt for early bird promotion deals.
Authentic vibes with homestays. Source: Internet
Experience luxury at its finest in a hotel. Source: Internet
And it's truly wonderful to spend your vacation at a resort in Bali. Source: Internet
What to do in Bali:
To explore Bali, you need at least 4 days for your journey. Vietnam Booking will introduce you to the most iconic destinations of the paradise island, Bali.
+ Sacred Temple Pura Lempuyang: is one of Bali's oldest temples, nowadays Pura Lempuyang is the top check-in spot when visiting the paradise of Bali. Especially after ascending 1,700 steps, you'll reach the Gateway to Heaven and be mesmerized by the harmonious mountainous scenery.
The Gateway to Heaven at the sacred temple Pura Lempuyang. Source: Internet
+ Batubulan Village: This is considered the most famous village in Bali, every traveler to the paradise island makes a stop here once, to admire the scenery and unique architecture. Moreover, here you can watch the enchanting traditional Barong and Kecak dances.
Within the ambiance of the ancient village, artisans are performing traditional dances. Source: Internet
+ Tanah Lot Temple, perched on a rocky outcrop amidst the open sea, Tanah Lot temple is part of the 7 sea temples along Bali's coastline, uniquely, standing from any point within this chain you'll see the other temples. Among them, Tanah Lot temple is the most beloved.
The temple amidst the sea. Source: Internet
+ Ulun Danu Temple by Lake Bratan: is a remarkable wonder of Bali, attracting tourists with its unique beauty. To the indigenous Hindu population, Ulun Danu temple safeguards Bali from evil spirits and provides water for the island's fields.
The Ulun Danu temple, a landmark depicted on Indonesian currency. Source: Internet
+ Tegalalang Rice Terraces: One must-visit check-in spot is the Tegalalang rice terraces. It's truly surprising to find such a poetic terrace amidst an island.
Tegalalang Rice Terraces. Source: Internet
+ Lembongan Island: If you want to swim, snorkel, and admire coral reefs, then take a boat to Lembongan Island. The beach with its smooth white sand and clear blue water is an ideal place for swimming. Moreover, it's the perfect spot to enjoy a tantalizing local seafood BBQ.
Lembongan Beach, Bali. Source: Internet
Balinese Cuisine Highlights:
+ Nasi Uduk Coconut Rice: A unique dish utilizing common island ingredients, served with grilled meat, fish, chicken, boiled eggs, sauce, and crispy cookies.
Nasi Uduk dish. Source: Internet
+ Babi Guling Spit-Roast Suckling Pig: This dish is often present in ceremonial offerings in Bali. The suckling pig is marinated with various spices and then roasted for 5 hours at high temperatures.
Dishes featured in ceremonial offerings in Bali. Source: Internet
+ Sate Lembat Grilled Skewered Meat: Marinated with herbs, tamarind sauce, and curry, then grilled over charcoal, this dish has a very unique flavor. You can easily find this dish everywhere on the island of Bali.
Grilled skewered meat Sate Lembat. Source: Internet
+ Seafood: It's incomplete to travel to an island without indulging in seafood. Bali offers a variety of shrimp, crab, squid, fish... for you to enjoy. With special cooking styles depending on the restaurant, you're sure to have an impressive experience eating seafood Balinese style.
Enjoying seafood by the seaside. Source: Internet
+ Jajanan pasar Sweet Cakes: These are traditional cakes on the island of Bali, often eaten in the morning, accompanied by coffee. You can easily find these cakes at local markets or on the streets.
Jajanan pasar cakes. Source: Internet
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