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Hidden along the isolated eastern shores of Lake Batur lies Trunyan—a village of the indigenous Bali Aga who do not burn or bury their dead. Discover the biological mystery of the Taru Menyan tree and the profound philosophy of open-air sky burial.
Tukad Cepung Waterfall is one of Bali's most extraordinary natural attractions, famous for the magical sunbeams that illuminate the waterfall inside a cave-like canyon during the morning hours. Located in Bangli Reg...
Rising high above the caldera rim of Mount Batur, Pura Ulun Danu Batur stands as one of Bali’s most sacred Hindu water temples. Nestled in Desa Batur, Kecamatan Kintamani, Bangli, it overlooks the tranquil...
Perched deep in the misty highlands of Kintamani, Pura Balingkang remains one of Bali’s most culturally significant temples. It is a meeting point between Balinese Hindu tradition and centuries-old Chinese infl...
Pura Ulun Danu Batur is one of the most important temples in Bali and stands as a guardian of the island’s water sources, agriculture, and spiritual order. Located on the highlands of Kintamani, the temple is deeply tied...
Mount Batur Trekking is often the first mountain adventure many travelers experience in Bali, and for good reason. As a Balinese who grew up seeing this volcano dominate the Kintamani skyline, I have always felt that Mou...
Most travelers reach the temple via the main Kintamani road near Penelokan, which provides direct access to the caldera ridge and panoramic views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur. Perched at 1,745 meters above sea level in...
Nestled in the cool highlands of Kubu, Bangli, lies Penglipuran Village Bali, a serene and picture-perfect settlement often hailed as the cleanest village in the world. With its neatly aligned traditional...
Penelokan Kintamani Bali – The Best Viewpoint to See Mount and Lake Batur Penelokan Kintamani Bali is one of the most breathtaking highland viewpoints in the island’s interior. Located in Bangli Regency, this scenic spo...