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BEST CAFES & RESTAURANTS IN CANGGU The Avocado Factory Avocado on toast, avocado in our burgers, avocado whipped into our smoothie bowls and even chunks of avocado throughout our dipping sauces. Crate Café The Peas Please has to be up there with one of the best ways to start your day; spinach, feta and peas on sourdough with a poached egg perched above. The Shady Shack The Shady Shack you’ll find the most tropically-adorable shaded seating areas with a shabby-chic vibe beside Canggu rice fields. Veggies rejoice.T he vegan lasagne and the Pillow Talk gnocchi, and make sure to check out the raw banoffee cheesecake.  Honey Kitchen Honey Kitchen is simple but oh-so stylish. And of course, the same can be said about the menu. With a focus on ultra-fresh and organic ingredients, local and imported produce is given the Midas touch, creating standout brunch plates like the salmon and quinoa bowl, the coconut hot cakes, and wholesome sides like charred eggplant with pomegranate and...

Nusa Penida island , a small paradise off the East Coast of Bali. The limestone island offers incredible white sand beaches and 200-meter high cliff drops. Penida island is just 30 minutes from Bali by boat and can be fully explored in a 3 day Nusa Penida trip. It is also a great option to do a  Nusa Penida Tour  day trip from Bali where you can either explore the east or west coast. Top Attractions in Nusa Penida Kelingking Beach is one of the most beautiful spots on the island. The beach is accessible by a steep path, which can be a bit challenging, but the stunning views are well worth it. The white sand beach is surrounded by towering cliffs and crystal clear waters, making it a great spot for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. Crystal Bay is another must-visit spot on Nusa Penida Island. It's located on the northwest coast of the island and is known for its crystal clear waters and diverse marine life. The bay is a popular spot for snorkeling and diving, and you can ...

  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...

  Ubud Monkey Forest: Complete Guide :  " Bali’s Sacred Sanctuary " With around 10,000 monthly visitors, the Monkey Forest is definitely one of Ubud’s hot spots. Having an area of 12.5 hectares, the forest is a popular attraction for people who want to get closer to nature. The monkeys here must live a very happy life since they are free to wander wherever they want. There are no fences or restrictions for them. The Ubud Monkey Park is a free area and the monkeys live there by their choice.  However, the spot means so much more to the Balinese culture than just a habitat for monkeys and trees. The History  The Ubud monkey forest   has been around for so long that its history was determined through a thorough analysis on the site. Based on analysis conducted by researchers and experts, the temple’s construction dates back to the 14th century, making the Ubud Monkey Forest older than its home country, Indonesia. During that era, the area that now forms I...

  Interesting Facts About Bali, Indonesia Bali is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Indonesia. Whether you want to explore the beaches, are a wildlife enthusiast, or are a lover of art, Bali is ready to give you the ultimate treat. In this article, you’ll uncover heaps of fun and interesting facts about Bali, the “Island of Gods”! Bali Facts - The capital and largest city of Bali is Denpasar. With 1 million residents, it is home to a quarter of the island’s population. Bali is also a province that includes the main island of Bali plus around 30 small islands off its coast. It is one of 34 provinces in Indonesia.  The islands of Bali cover an area of 5780 km 2  (2232 mi 2 ), about half the size of Jamaica.  Bali is the westernmost of the  Lesser Sunda Islands , an archipelago that stretches 1900 km (1190 mi). Bali sits 8.5 degrees south of the equator, similar to the southern end of the Amazon Rainforest. Bali is said to have the world’s highest den...

 " MUST TRY CUISINES IN BALI " Skip the beachside burger spot and grab a bowl of noodles from a street cart or some grilled skewers from a roadside stall and get to know the food that nourishes the local communities. When you arrive, make it a mission to try as many different Balinese dishes as possible and get to know this amazing cuisine. This Bali food guide will help you navigate this new world of Balinese cuisine along with the eateries that serve them. 1.  Nasi Campur - A n Indonesian dish of a scoop of nasi putih (white rice) accompanied by small portions of a number of other dishes, which includes meats, vegetables, peanuts, eggs, and fried-shrimp krupuk.   2. Ikan Bakar - A n Indonesian and Malaysian dish, prepared with charcoal-grilled fish or other forms of seafood .It means "grilled fish" in Indonesian and Malaysia.It differs from other grilled fish dishes in that it often contains flavorings like bumbu, kecap manis, sambal, and is covered in a banana...

THINGS TO DO IN BALI  " Bali is more than a place. It’s a mood, it’s magical. It’s a tropical state of mind ". 1 . Visit Ulun Danu Temple -  Built in 1633, the temple is used for offerings and ceremonies dedicated to the Balinese water, lake and river goddess  Dewi Danu , due to the importance of Lake Bratan as a main source of irrigation in central Bali.    2 . Enjoy at Bali Treetop Adventure Park - I t  was built in 2005 by SkyZip Engineering, a company specialized in the design, construction and management of Ziplines and Eco-adventure parks. The park is great for families as well as groups or couples and has rides for children as young as 4 years old.   3 . Hire a yacht and set sail in style -   C rystal clear waters, emerald green islands all around and your very own luxury yacht to explore it all. It’s the perfect combination of sailing, snorkelling, swimming with Manta Rays, and spending an unforgettable day on the deck of a sparkling ya...