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Bali – The Island of the Gods

Religion is a fundamental aspect of Balinese culture, with Hinduism being the predominant faith, characterized by a multitude of shrines and temples. Each household features its own shrine, and numerous residences are designed to resemble temples. As you traverse the island, you will encounter offerings of flowers, fruits, or rice, accompanied by the aromatic scent of burning incense. Should your visit align with one of Bali’s numerous religious festivals, you will witness vibrant celebrations of music and dance performed by elegantly attired individuals as they proceed to their temples.

Numerous temples merit a visit. Besakih, perched at an elevation of 3,000 feet on the slopes of Mount Agung, is a breathtaking and mystical World Heritage site. Tanah Lot, situated on a rocky promontory emerging from the sea, is one of seven sea temples that encircle the coastline. The tranquil Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is beautifully mirrored in the adjacent lake, creating the illusion that it is floating.

The Finest Beaches in Bali

Bali boasts an array of stunning beaches along its picturesque coastline. While the well-known beaches of Kuta and Legian can become quite crowded, there are numerous pristine, secluded beaches waiting to be discovered. Perasi Beach, located in the eastern part of the island, is accessible only via a rugged path, while Padang Padang gained fame through the film ‘Eat, Pray, Love’. Alternatively, you may enjoy the beautiful beach at Jimbaran, a fishing village on the southwest coast. Many of our Bali hotels are conveniently situated by the beach.