Bali is varied with rich diversity of culture from the exquisite flower-petal offerings placed everywhere, to the processions urban infrastructure to myriad temple ceremonies. To the traditional music and dance performed by local tribes. Bali has a very traditional side central Bali is dominated by the dramatic volcanoes of the central mountains and hillside temples such as Pura Luhur Batukau . Island’s has over 10,000 temples estimated. Bali’s tallest peak, Gunung Agung is the island’s spiritual centre. The best part of Bali is that you can lose yourself in the chaos of Kuta or sybaritic pleasures of Seminyak and Kerobokan. Water sports surf wild beaches in the south or just hang out on Nusa Lembongan. From family-friendly in Sanur or savour a lavish getaway on the Bukit PeninsulaThe heart of Bali UBUD a place where the culture of the island is most accessible and it depicts the island’s most beautiful rice fields and ancient monuments with east and west Bali. North to west Bali are thinly populated but have the kind of diving and surfing that makes the journey worth while.

From East Bali and northern region, you will find some world class diving spots with calm bays. Home to pristine coral gardens teeming with colourful marine biodiversity . This is centre and also offers plenty of reasons that it can be better than the beach. Discover the scenic central highlands of Ubud with its flowing rice fields, valleys and forested rivers. It also offers plenty for adventure-seekers and shopaholics.

With mid capped mountain jogging tracks are within a short walk from designer boutique and chic cafe-lined streets. With Sightseeing in Ubud are virtually endless. The town itself is densely dotted with a multitude of ancient temples, palaces and historical sites. With lush green off-the-beaten-track spots around this magical island worth discovering.