Bali as one of the tourist destination in the world still have place nature place that not so much tourist come to visit this area.
1. MUNDUK
Bali is not just beaches and blue skies. Munduk is another pretty place located on the island of Bali which was built as a resort town since the Dutch colonial era. Munduk is located in the northwest of Bedugul, located at an altitude of 800 meters, on a hill and surrounded by coffee plantations, lakes and waterfalls. Once you stay here you can enjoy a variety of exciting activities. Explore Munduk and you can find waterfalls Tanah Barak and Melanting , see coffee plantations, to enjoy organic food.
2. BATUKARU TEMPLE
Batukaru mountain is the second highest mountain in the island of Bali, and Pura Batukaru also named as a second sacred place . In this temple we really feel the spiritual atmosphere. Located in the middle of the forest where some birds can fly without fear of arrest. This Batukaru temple complete with Meru as the symbol of a mountain and a lake as a symbol of ocean.
3. JATILUWIH
Jatiluwih is one of the best secrets place of Bali. Recognized as one of the UNESCO cultural heritage, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is very impressive. Tri Karana philosophy that values harmony between human, nature and god, is the main basic of the water control system and preserve nature
4. MENJANGAN ISLAND
Surrounded by unspoilt white sandy beaches, stunning coral reefs, and enchanting underwater, environment Menjangan Island is a perfect definition of what natural beauty is all about. Located about 10Km North West off the shore of Bali’s mainland, the small island of Menjangan forms part of the West Bali National Park Conservation Area. The word "Menjangan" in the Javanese language means "Deer".
This small island is actually where diving first started seriously on Bali back in about 1978 under the sponsorship of the Indonesian Navy, when it arranged a get-together of the country’s main diving clubs -Possi, Ganesha, Nusantara, and Trisakti. That get-together led to Menjangan establishing itself as the premier international dive location in Bali and many of the attendees went on to become the pioneers of commercial dive operations across Indonesia.
5. TWIN LAKES, BUYAN AND TAMBLINGAN
Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan, separated by a rainforest-covered hill, are known as the Twin Lakes. This sight is a great overview of the volcanic heart of Bali. Volcanoes have created and shaped this island, creating volcanic cones and lakes, and producing rich soils enabling a lush forest to grow. Lake Buyan (on the left here) is Bali’s second biggest lake, after Lake Batur.
Coming from the southern developed areas of Sanur, Denpasar or Kuta, here we realize what Bali really is about. Grand Nature, like about the whole Indonesian Archipelago. It was a choice of the authorities to dedicate the south of the island to cities and large scale tourism, and leave the rest of the island less urbanized.
1. MUNDUK
Bali is not just beaches and blue skies. Munduk is another pretty place located on the island of Bali which was built as a resort town since the Dutch colonial era. Munduk is located in the northwest of Bedugul, located at an altitude of 800 meters, on a hill and surrounded by coffee plantations, lakes and waterfalls. Once you stay here you can enjoy a variety of exciting activities. Explore Munduk and you can find waterfalls Tanah Barak and Melanting , see coffee plantations, to enjoy organic food.
2. BATUKARU TEMPLE
Batukaru mountain is the second highest mountain in the island of Bali, and Pura Batukaru also named as a second sacred place . In this temple we really feel the spiritual atmosphere. Located in the middle of the forest where some birds can fly without fear of arrest. This Batukaru temple complete with Meru as the symbol of a mountain and a lake as a symbol of ocean.
3. JATILUWIH
Jatiluwih is one of the best secrets place of Bali. Recognized as one of the UNESCO cultural heritage, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is very impressive. Tri Karana philosophy that values harmony between human, nature and god, is the main basic of the water control system and preserve nature
4. MENJANGAN ISLAND
Surrounded by unspoilt white sandy beaches, stunning coral reefs, and enchanting underwater, environment Menjangan Island is a perfect definition of what natural beauty is all about. Located about 10Km North West off the shore of Bali’s mainland, the small island of Menjangan forms part of the West Bali National Park Conservation Area. The word "Menjangan" in the Javanese language means "Deer".
This small island is actually where diving first started seriously on Bali back in about 1978 under the sponsorship of the Indonesian Navy, when it arranged a get-together of the country’s main diving clubs -Possi, Ganesha, Nusantara, and Trisakti. That get-together led to Menjangan establishing itself as the premier international dive location in Bali and many of the attendees went on to become the pioneers of commercial dive operations across Indonesia.
5. TWIN LAKES, BUYAN AND TAMBLINGAN
Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan, separated by a rainforest-covered hill, are known as the Twin Lakes. This sight is a great overview of the volcanic heart of Bali. Volcanoes have created and shaped this island, creating volcanic cones and lakes, and producing rich soils enabling a lush forest to grow. Lake Buyan (on the left here) is Bali’s second biggest lake, after Lake Batur.
Coming from the southern developed areas of Sanur, Denpasar or Kuta, here we realize what Bali really is about. Grand Nature, like about the whole Indonesian Archipelago. It was a choice of the authorities to dedicate the south of the island to cities and large scale tourism, and leave the rest of the island less urbanized.
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