Bali Holidays

Tired of your sick daily office-home-office routine? Have you been having recurrent dreams about a tropical paradise where you visualize yourself carelessly rollicking in the sea? What you need is a vacation! And your dream might just come true in the form of Bali. One of the most beautiful islands located near Indonesia, a holiday in Bali is sure to rejuvenate your batteries and infuse you with new found energy. It is the only island of Indonesia that has majority of Hindu population. Bali is also the most popular and the largest tourist destination of Indonesia, which attracts tourists from all over the globe. Popular for it’s highly refined art forms like dances, music, sculpture, painting, leather and metal-work, this is one place that one must visit for a holiday.

 

With some of the best beaches attracting you with the turquoise blue water, golden sands and swaying palm trees, how can you possibly ignore? Bali is home to some of the most beautiful beaches. Not only can you relax and bask in the sun, those with the adventure streak can try out water sports like surfing. The three most famous beaches here are Nusa Dua, Sanur and Kuta. Here, you can find lonely spots for a time out with your beloved, picnic spots for the entire family to enjoy, can go surfing and can also enjoy the music played by many local bands in the evening.

 

Bali is a haven for all foodies. This place has a multitude of restaurants and many local shacks that provide absolutely lip-smacking cuisines, both local and international. Almost every nook and corner in Bali will have a great restaurant for you to satisfy those hunger pangs which will creep in when you go shopping and sightseeing for long hours. Rice is the staple diet of Bali and the dishes prepared with rice are so yum, they could alone suffice to be the reason for your visit! The delightful aroma and flavor in the food is provided by the usage of varies spices and items like chili peppers, shallots, garlic, and ginger. Drooling already?

 

Bali is a lovely place to roam around in. This small island has a number of sightseeing places for ever-enthusiastic tourists. This small island has lovely gardens and national parks like Botanical Gardens, Nature Reserve of Mount Batukaru, Elephant Safari Park, Bali Barat National Park and West Bali National Park. You can visit Goa Gajah Bedulu's Elephant Cave, the southern region's most famous tourist sight. The cave’s exterior is an elaborately carved demonic head. You can find the statues of Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva, etc. along with some female deities over here.

 

Nature lovers can head on to Taman Burung Bali Bird Park where more than a thousand of birds from throughout Indonesia and all over the world can be seen. Next, you can proceed to Gitgit Waterfall, which is truly the most impressive waterfall on the island. Located on the north coast of Bali, a visit to this place will definitely give you peace and tranquility in the truest form. Another interesting place to visit is the Monkey Forest. This place is as fascinating as the name! It is located in the heart of the primary forest in Southern Bali called Sangeh. A word of caution here: Keep your jewelry and other glossy stuff in a purse, concealed under your shirt or in your pockets. The monkeys particularly seem to like these!

 

Finding a place to stay will not be a problem. Bali has all kinds of hotels and resorts, according to your choice, taste and budget. You may choose from high-end five-star hotels and resorts to the three-star hotels and also reasonable lodges. The resorts and villas in Bali provide very comfortable stay and the people there make sure that every whim and fancy of yours is taken care of, during your stay. The resorts have their own private pools and those who are not very keen to swim in the sea, can definitely cool off here. You can also ask the hotel staff to arrange a private vehicle for you to roam around in Bali.

 

Bali has its own airport Ngurah Rai Airport that caters to international flights from various destinations. From India, you can take a direct flight to Singapore and from there you can take a flight to Bali.

 

You can reach Bali by sea from nearby places like Singapore, Java, Sumatra, etc.