This Lunar New Year, why not gather your friends for a vacation to the tropical paradise of Bali (Indonesia)?

The average temperature in Bali typically ranges from 25 to 27°C, making it warm and perfect for travel activities.

Bali’s weather is divided into two distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. The rainy season lasts from November to April, while the dry season runs from May to October. Since Vietnam’s Lunar New Year coincides with the rainy season in Bali, you might wonder about the weather. However, don’t worry, as many travelers report that the rain doesn’t last long, usually only a few hours before it clears up. This means that despite the rainy season, Bali remains a popular destination for tourists during this time.

In fact, Bali’s rainy season is ideal for a relaxing vacation since the number of tourists is lower compared to peak season. As a result, hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues aren’t overcrowded. If you’re looking for a peaceful and affordable getaway, visiting Bali during Vietnam’s Lunar New Year might be a great option. You’ll also get to enjoy the holiday without needing to take extra time off from work or school.

Bali is renowned for being a stunning and alluring island paradise. The first thing that draws visitors here are the captivating beaches. With its beautiful coastline, you can enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear waters, breathe in the invigorating air of the turquoise sea and white sands, and engage in various beach activities like snorkeling or diving to explore vibrant coral reefs. Plus, the island’s lively nightlife adds to the charm of this tropical haven.

In addition to its natural beauty, Bali also immerses you in rich cultural experiences and spiritual landmarks. One such iconic site is the Tanah Lot Temple – a unique and striking temple unlike any other on the island.

For those who love adventure and challenges, a thrilling experience awaits: rafting on the Ayung River – D’tukad. This activity allows you to paddle through the longest and most scenic river on the island, providing an opportunity to test your courage while enjoying a one-hour boat ride surrounded by lush tropical rainforests, waterfalls, and majestic, picturesque canyons.

Make sure to visit Ubud village, a traditional settlement in the heart of the island, renowned as the cultural and artistic center of Bali. While the coastal areas are bustling with energy, Ubud offers a tranquil escape, surrounded by lush greenery, traditional rice terraces on the hillsides, ancient temples, and royal palaces.

Bali is also famous for its unique and daring cuisine, such as crispy grasshoppers, fried crickets, roasted pork, grilled fish, and spicy shrimp, which visitors should not miss out on tasting.

With the upcoming Lunar New Year, have you made any plans for your holiday getaway? If not yet, consider visiting Bali, and don’t forget to contact Mytour’s hotline 1900 2083 for quick flight booking assistance.