Exploring 15 Stunning Check-in Spots and Losing Your Way in the Beauty of Bali

Bali, renowned as a paradise for couples, captivates travelers with its pristine attractions, diverse culture, and majestic natural scenery. With dreamy check-in spots recommended by Mytour, we hope you'll have an unforgettable Bali trip filled with remarkable experiences.

Exploring 15 Stunning Check-in Spots and Losing Your Way in the Beauty of Bali

This Gate of Heaven in Bali belongs to the sacred temple Pura Lempuyang Luhur, situated on Mount Lempuyang in Eastern Bali, approximately 90km from Ubud city center. It's one of the nine main ancient temples remaining on the high mountain, adorned with intricate floral motifs carrying meanings from Buddhism and the distinctive culture of the Balinese people.

To reach this Gate of Heaven in Bali, you must climb 1,700 steps, hence Pura Lempuyang Luhur is also known as the Thousand Steps Temple. Typically, it takes about one to two hours to reach the upper temple area, where humanity meets the divine. To uphold the sanctity of this sacred place, visitors are required to wear a sarong before entering the temple.

Tirta Gangga Water Palace

Tirta Gangga Water Palace, located in the east of Bali island, belongs to the Karangasem royal family and is truly an enticing destination for visitors. Tirta Gangga was once the residence of royalty. Literally meaning 'water from the Ganges River,' it holds religious significance for Hindus. This temple complex features multiple pools, water fountains, stone carvings, and lush gardens.

The Majestic Cliffs of Kelingking Beach

Formerly listed by TripAdvisor and CNN as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Kelingking Beach is renowned for its towering cliffs resembling the shape of a T-rex dinosaur. A notable aspect to consider here is the regular occurrence of 2-3 meter high waves, making it easy for swimmers to be swept far away if not careful. Hence, Kelingking is rated by adventurous tourists as one of the most perilous beaches in Indonesia.

Devil’s Tears Bay: The Teardrop-Shaped Cove

Devil’s Tears Bay is essentially a rock formation eroded by the sea, creating a large hollow. Visitors often find themselves awe-struck by the rhythmic waves crashing into the bay in an arc shape. It's important to note not to stand too close to the cliff edge as the rocks are prone to collapse and unexpected large waves.

Bali Swing Adventure

Bali Swing is a thrilling rope swing attached at both ends to a tree trunk. But don't worry, you'll also be equipped with safety harnesses. If you're brave enough to experience it, the Bali Swing is truly amazing for you to enjoy. Due to its simple and lightweight design, the swing can soar high into the sky, offering breathtaking views of the natural scenery around and plenty of beautiful photos to take home after your Bali trip.

Each installation area has about 5 swings, divided into various levels of thrill. Besides swings, this area also features various 'bird's nest' setups for guests to take 'Instagrammable' photos.

Campuhan Ridge Walk Trail

When visiting Bali, you can't miss the Campuhan Ridge Walk Trail – dubbed the most beautiful in Bali, located right in the heart of Ubud. It's where stunning, eye-catching photos are born for travel bloggers. Although just a hiking trail, Campuhan Ridge Walk is quite long and offers incredibly poetic scenery. Walking along the romantic path, surrounded by lush greenery, breathing fresh air, and watching the sun gradually set before your eyes, it's a truly magnificent sight.

Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Located in the northern village of Tegalalang, Bali, the terraced rice fields attract tourists with their lush greenery and fragrant trees, such as cloves and cinnamon. Here, you'll be constantly amazed by its beauty. The fields blend with the sky to create a romantic, majestic natural scenery, reminiscent of a fairyland.

Tampak Siring Holy Spring Temple (Tirtha Empul)

The Tampak Siring Holy Spring Temple (or Tirtha Empul) is a Hindu temple located in the Manykaya village, Tampak Siring district, Gianyar, about 40km northeast of the capital Denpasar (Bali, Indonesia). The name of the temple in the local language means 'holy water spring.' At the center of Tirtha Empul is a holy spring pond that never runs dry as water continuously flows from underground streams.

The temple plays a very important role in the spiritual life of the local people, considered a place of purification for both body and soul. Every day, many locals and tourists flock to Tirta Empul to practice cleansing rituals under the spring water.

Uluwatu Temple

Situated approximately 50km from the central town of Kuta, Uluwatu is one of the oldest ancient temples in Bali, perched on rugged cliff edges overlooking the sea. Built since the 11th century, the temple boasts Bali's characteristic architecture with overlapping black palm leaf roofs. Its most impressive feature is its precarious position between the sky and the earth, creating a majestic, surreal beauty with waves crashing against the cliffs, sending up white foam. It's also a perfect spot to watch the sunset over the sea.

Tanah Lot Temple

As one of the most famous temples in Bali, Tanah Lot Temple attracts millions of visitors from around the world every year. The temple is perched on top of a giant rock amidst the vast blue sea and is separated from the shore by a narrow path. Particularly, this temple plays a significant role in the spiritual life of the Balinese people. Visitors here will walk through a long stone corridor before admiring the ancient architecture of the temple. Moreover, Tanah Lot is also the ideal spot to admire the romantic sunset over the Bali sea.

Broken Beach

Resembling a giant natural gate separating the outer sea from the deep blue natural water inside. Below Broken Beach is a strip of sediments eroded over time by the waves. There are no protective railings around the mouth of Broken, so be careful when taking selfies near the edge, safety first!

Angel’s Billabong

Located near Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong resembles a natural pool nestled amidst the rocky crevices filled with seawater splashed up by the waves or during high tides. The water here has a beautiful greenish hue, lying in the infinity pool amidst such natural surroundings is the most memorable experience during your Bali trip.

Diamond Beach

Diamond Beach is blessed by nature with a long stretch of flat white sand embraced by towering cliffs in a perfect arch shape. In addition to the beautiful beach, at Diamond, there's a staircase leading you down to the sea. These steps also serve as a sacred 'Instagrammable' spot, providing you with beautiful photos after your trip.

Peguyangan Waterfall

Peguyangan is a refreshing natural waterfall cascading down from the cliffs into the sea through a stone basin. Peguyangan boasts a fairly beautiful scenery. Here, you'll have to walk along a fairly long and narrow staircase on the back of the cliffs. Note that you should wear sports shoes as there are many uphill climbs.

Tree House (Rumah Pohon)

The treehouse is located in Nusa Penida, Bali. To get here, you can start from the Toyapakeh port in Nusa Penida, follow the signs or map for about 28 km. The Tree House is situated below the mountain slope, taking about 10-15 minutes to walk up over 100 steep and high steps. Note that this place is always crowded, so you should book in advance. This is the only treehouse overlooking the sea with stunning views in Bali.

As per Mytour

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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide