What to Do & Where to Go
Besakih Temple entrance
Besakih is the main temple on the island and it is called a mother temple of all temples in Bali. Perched nearly 1000m up the side of Agung Volcano, the site encompasses 23 separate but related temples, with the largest built on sixth level terraced up the slope. The Pura Besakih complex hosts frequent ceremonies, but the recent eruptions of the volcano have kept both worshipper and visitor numbers down. fee 30.000 IDR ($2.1)
Bukit Cinta
Bu kit Cinta is an incredible Agung volcano viewpoint. It is situated in the East of Bali and on a clear day, you will have an enchanting view of Mount Agung. This place is a hidden gem and not many people know about it. If you love sunrises, then this place is a must for you.
Lahangan Sweet
A real hidden gem that is not yet known to tourists. This hill park is located in a
15-minute ride uphill from the Lempuyang temple and Lempuyang's popularity makes this place so overlooked. The final kilometer of the road to get to this point is really extreme for a scooter and impossible for a car (safer to take a 15-minute hike), but spending a sunrise hour is totally worth the effort. Make sure to grab some food for a picnic as there are many tables with benches and stunning views at this hill park. 20.000 IDR ($1.4)
Lempuyang temple
Lempuyang temple or "Gates of Heaven" is one of the oldest and popular temples among tourists in Bali. It's located in the East and has breathtaking view over the Agung volcano. If you want to avoid long queue and make beautiful photo, come to this place at 7am, as it can get extremely busy. 100.000 ($7.1)
Tirta Gangga
Elegant & spiritual water park surrounded by natural springs. Take a peaceful walk, enjoy the beauty and lush nature of the garden, feed big and fat Koi fish, bring some food to have a picnic and snap a photo from that popular angle you have probably seen on IG. Best to enjoy this place early in the morning to avoid crowds. 50.000 IDR ($3.5)
Bali Water Palace Taman Ujung
A beautiful water palace was built in 1919. Park has three large pools with big Koi Fish. It is a wonderful place to walk around and enjoy the parks' beautiful nature, gorgeous architecture, and tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. 50.000 IDR ($3.5)
Amed Snorkeling
Amed or Jemeluk Bay is home to yet more of the incredibly diverse marine life that makes Bali snorkeling a real treat. Expect to find parrot fish, angel fish, bat fish, moorish idols, snappers and so much more. You may even be lucky enough to see a green turtle or a small reef shark. 2-hour snorkel 250.000 IDR $18