Jatiluwih has the most famous rice ? paddy vistas on Bali, which offering expansive panoramas over the broad and gently sloping terraces sculpted from the south ? facing hillsides. ...

The boundaries of the national park extend across the Bay of Teluk Terima and include ths small, unpopulated island and its coral reefs, said to have some of the finest ...

It is a small but beautiful temple built of limestone. It is believed that Danghyang Nirarta first arrived here in Bali and found a shade under an ancak tree. There ...

This temple is one of the six axial temple sacred to all Hindu Balinese, the most ancient sacred sites on the island. visitors may find two large, long pavilion in ...

This temple is one of the temples throughout Bali commemorating miraculous events in the life of the 16th century Javanese priest, Danhyang Nirartha. This one contains a relic, a lock ...

It is probably the largest existing Balinese house temple. The temple is surrounded by a wide moat. There is a grand jaba pura (outer courtyard) with a fine wantilan pavilion, ...

According to the legend, this temple was founded by Danghyang Nirartha in the 16th century. The little temple sits atop an outcrop of rock in the surf, guarded by sea ...

The Sangeh forest is a grove of nutmeg trees whose origin remain mysterious since the trees is very rare in Bali. The monkey of Sangeh, who are sacred to the ...

Taman Nasional Bali Barat or the West Bali National Park is a national forest reserve covering a range of geography from dry, ragged mountains in the northern and of eastern ...