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If you're looking for a place with stunning beaches, pristine mountains, terraced fields, and ancient temples, along with modern resort services, then Bali, Indonesia's island paradise is the perfect destination for you. Surely, your summer trip to Bali will become an unforgettable memory.
Prepare Thoroughly 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 also insect repellent for your journey.
To book cheap flights, it's advisable to book about 2 to 3 months before the departure date, you can get round-trip tickets for under 5 million VND. There are many airlines to choose from such as AirAsia, Jetstar, Vietnam Airlines...
Getting around the island: Bali is quite large, you can rent a self-drive motorbike or take a taxi which is quite convenient.
Money exchange: It's recommended to exchange some USD and Indonesian Rupiah (the currency of Indonesia) in advance for your spending convenience during the trip.
>>>>>>> Reference: 3 Golden rules related to money when traveling abroad.
And don't forget to bring your camera or phone to capture countless breathtaking moments in Bali.
Where to Stay in Bali?
You have plenty of options ranging from unique homestays to standard 3 or 4-star hotels and especially stunning resorts. Most resorts in Bali are nestled in the mountains, harmonizing with pristine forests and offering romantic sea views. To get the best room rates, book away from weekends or grab early bird promotion deals.
Experience authentic Balinese vibes with homestays. Image source: Internet
Experience luxury at its finest in hotels. Image source: Internet
And it's truly amazing to spend your vacation at a resort in Bali. Image source: Internet
What to Do in Bali:
To explore Bali, you'll need at least 4 days for your journey. Viet Nam Booking will introduce the most distinctive destinations of the paradise island Bali.
+ Pura Lempuyang Temple: One of the oldest temples in Bali, Pura Lempuyang is now a top check-in spot in the Bali paradise. Especially after climbing 1700 steps, you'll reach the Gate of Heaven and be amazed by the harmonious view of the mountains and clouds.
The Gate of Heaven at Pura Lempuyang Temple. Image source: Internet
+ Batubulan Village: This is considered the most famous village in Bali, every tourist visiting the paradise island stops by here once to admire the scenery and unique architecture. Moreover, you can watch the traditional Barong and Kecak dances here, mesmerizing the audience.
Within the ancient village ambiance, artisans are performing traditional dances. Image source: Internet
+ Tanah Lot Temple: Perched on a rock formation amidst the sea, Tanah Lot temple is part of the 7 sea temples along the coast of Bali. What's unique is that from any point in this temple chain, you can see the other temples, with Tanah Lot being the most beloved.
The temple amidst the sea. Image source: Internet
+ Ulun Danu Temple by Lake Bratan: It's the impressive wonder of Bali, attracting tourists with its unique beauty. For the indigenous Hindu people, Ulun Danu temple protects Bali from evil spirits and provides water to the island's fields.
Ulun Danu Temple, a landmark featured on Indonesian currency. Image source: Internet
+ Tegalalang Rice Terrace: One must-visit spot is the Tegalalang Rice Terrace. It's astonishing to find such a picturesque terraced field amidst an island.
Tegalalang Rice Terrace. Image source: Internet
+ Lembongan Island: If you're into beach bathing, snorkeling, and coral reef exploration, then hop on a boat to Lembongan Island. With its long stretch of white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, it's an ideal place for beach relaxation. Additionally, it's perfect for indulging in a local seafood BBQ feast.
Lembongan Island Beach, Bali. Image source: Internet
Bali Cuisine Highlights:
+ Nasi Uduk Coconut Rice: This unique dish incorporates common ingredients found on the island, served with grilled meat, fish, chicken, boiled eggs, sauce, and crispy crackers.
Nasi Uduk dish. Source: Internet
+ Babi Guling Spit-Roast Suckling Pig: This dish is often present in religious ceremonies in Bali. The suckling pig is marinated with various spices before being roasted for 5 hours at high temperatures.
Dishes featured in ceremonial offerings in Bali. Source: Internet
+ Sate Lembat Grilled Skewered Meat: Marinated with lemongrass, tamarind, and curry, then grilled over charcoal, this dish has a unique flavor. You can easily find this dish everywhere on the island of Bali.
Grilled skewered meat Sate Lembat. Source: Internet
+ Seafood: A trip to the island would be incomplete without indulging in seafood. Bali offers a variety of shrimp, crab, squid, and more for you to enjoy. With unique cooking styles depending on the restaurant, you are sure to have an impressive seafood experience Bali-style.
Enjoying seafood by the seaside. Source: Internet
+ Jajanan Pasar Sweet Treats: These are traditional snacks in Bali, often eaten in the morning with coffee. You can easily find this snack at local markets or on the streets.
Jajanan Pasar snack. Source: Internet
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