Everything About "BALI"

NIGHT MARKET IN "BALI" The night markets of Bali are in itself a tourist destination. These night markets provide some of the best experiences you will ever have shopping from people bargaining and amazing street food and  almost everything. LET'S LOOK INTO SOME AMAZING NIGHT MARKETS IN BALI 1. Nusa Dua Night Market - The market has eclectic favours of the local cuisine, tapas and Balinese desserts that tourists should definitely try. The street bazaar also features dance and other cultural performances out on the streets, offering tourists a first-hand view of the culture of Bali 2. Sanur Night Market - It offers truly authentic Indonesian food with an authentic local mood. Prepare for a mouthwatering experience as tourists stroll among stalls of food vendors. From traditional snacks to Indonesian cuisine, there are around 25 vendors ready to serve customers. 3. Gianyar Night Market -   It is the biggest ancient and traditional market that is visited by people resi...

  THINGS TO BUY IN "BALI"   Bali's shopping is legendary. Not only are visitors spoiled for choice by the variety of goods on offer, there's also a rich array of shopping venues and styles. From sorting through hand-painted batiks at a local market to purring over designer duds in air-conditioned malls, shopaholics are sure to find their fix in Bali. We’ve put together a round-up of the best shopping the island has to offer. Let's look into what all things you can buy  Home decor and furniture- Chiseled chairs, tribal rugs, canvas art, antique urns – furniture shopping in Bali is all about statement pieces and classic design. Handicrafts: For The Vintage Item Collectors- Bali also promotes its artisans and their commendable talent by bringing the spotlight on the goods crafted by them. They continue to be one of the  best things to shop in Bali  for every traveler who visits here. From vintage furniture to handmade terracotta, these handicrafts are the utmo...

  7 Great Things To Do in Munduk, North Bali Munduk is a charming mountain village in the highlands of Northern Bali. Tucked away in the lush jungle of Bali and surrounded by the best waterfalls of the island, Munduk is one of the most underrated places on the island.   The mountains of Bali is where the real beauty of this island is hidden. Munduk is a quiet, cooler, green region, in the north of Bali far from the packed streets of  Seminyak  and  Canggu . It is common to take a day trip to here but spending a few nights allows you to experience all the things to do in Munduk, Bali. Things to do in Munduk 1. Bath in the waterfalls of Munduk North Bali is the king of waterfalls with at least ten incredible waterfalls to visit that we know of. The Banyumala Twin Waterfall, Munduk Waterfall, and a couple more lesser-known all about a 30-min drive apart from each other. Or go even more extreme by a half-day tour to the majestic Sekumpul Waterfall.  2. Munduk w...

  Tegalalang Rice Terrace at Ubud The Tegalalang rice terrace is a long time icon of Bali scenery and culture, with its famous green rice fields and slopes in the jungle. This valley of rice paddies, located north of Ubud has some jaw-dropping views and is a great area to wander around.   WHERE IT'S LOCATED  The Tegalalang Rice Terraces are located in a small village in the popular rainforest region of Ubud in central Bali. This makes it easy to put a visit to the Tegalalang Rice Terrace on everyone’s Bali itinerary. You can combine a visit the the Tegalalang Rice Terraces with many other to go places in Ubud. BEST TIME TO VISIT The Tegalalang rice terrace is greenest right before the harvest.In my experience, this seems to be the months of March/April and September/October, among others. February is nice too, because you can see the newly planted rice paddies filled with water. If your planning to visit Tegalalang the best time is during morning. Busses with vi...