(Toya Bungkah and Batur Vulcano) Kintamani is located in Bangli Regency ‘ | . This place has a very fresh air and sometimes there is being cold and misty. It is really has a truly beautiful scenery. It is about 77 kilometers from Kuta. Kintamani has 2 most popular tourist objects. Toya Bungkah. It is Spot of Hot spring water that people believe can cure some
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Tanah Lot is one of the most famous temples in Bali. The picturesque location makes it a popular tourist spot. It is located in Tabanan Regency at Beraban village, Kediri. It is about 30 kilometers from Denpasar. You can go there by motor bicycle or car. Or if u stay at the Tabanan city, you can only ride your bicycle in your relax time.
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Sanur is the area on Bali where mass tourism first got a foothold. The 11 floor high Bali Beach Hotel, the first large hotel on Bali, was built in 1965. It is still the highest building on Bali, due to a law made after the completion that bans any building higher than a palm tree. High buildings was considered to be a lack of
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Lovina is located just southwest of Singaraja in the Buleleng region, it covers an area of about 8 km including the Anturan, Tukad Mungga, Temukus and Kalikbukbuk villages. Lovina has a growing number of shops, restaurants and hotels, but is not by far as crowded as Kuta. The hotels are spread along the coast, with the majority in Kalikbukbuk, which also has some activity
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The mysterious Goa Gajah (elephant cave) is one of the oldest relics on Bali. The exact time of origin is uncertain, but archeologists estimate the cave to have been built around year 1022 AD. This was long before Majapahit entered the island, and also hundreds of years before the first Europeans set foot here. The site is a mix of Hindu- and Buddhist symbols,
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At the foot of the great Gunung Agung mountain sits the most sacred of all Balinese temples; Pura Besakih. A more spectacular location for this huge temple complex would be hard to find. If you are lucky to visit on a clear day you can see Gunung Agung (3.142 m), a background that can give anyone a religious feeling. There has been a temple
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Candidasa can be a good alternative if you’re looking for a pleasant place to stay a few days while you explore East Bali. This is a tourist area about three km long, located along the main road from Semarapura (Klungkung) to Amlapura. A large part of the business is owned by people from the Bali-Aga village Tenganan not far from here. The name Candidasa
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There is no doubt why Goa Lawah, the bat cave, has got this name. Thousands of noisy bats fill the air in and around the cave, with a sharp smell of bat droppings covering the ground in a thick layer. It is also said that pythons live inside the cave, feeding on the bats. The entrance to the sacred cave is at the foot
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When Majapahit conquered Bali in 1343 there were some Balinese who did not accept this change of rule, and therefore built their own villages in remote areas. The descendants of these people are today known as Bali Aga or Bali Mula, meaning “the original Balinese”. They still live in villages like Tenganan in East Bali or Trunyan at the shores of the Batur lake.
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Tirta Gangga is a small village built on an altitude of about 500 meters, seven km northwest of Amlapura. Tirta Gangga means “water from the Ganges”, and the place is known for it’s “water palace” and beautiful surroundings. In many people’s opinion this is among the most beautiful areas on Bali. Lately Tirta Gangga has become increasingly popular as a base for exploration of
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We have booked The Bali Driver’s service for 2 and a half days while we were in Bali. On the first day, Didi was the one who drove us around. The first thing that we did was to look for a money changer. Didi brought us to an authorized money changer near our villa but we hesitated as we saw a better rate in one of the smaller shops. Didi advised us to be careful and count our money properly because these smaller money changers can be “magicians” and swindlers. True enough, the moment we reached the car, we counted our money again (we counted it twice before leaving the shop) and we were missing 800,000 Rupiah! Good thing Didi advised us to count it again otherwise, it would have been too late. From that point on, we trusted and followed Didi’s recommendations. He is very easy to talk to, a good conversationalist. He was also our official photographer that day. 
As Didi had a meeting and TV appearance (he’s also a social media marketer) the following day, he nicely arranged another driver for us for the next 1 and a half days. We got Alit as our driver and he is also equally nice! He never complained even if we had to ask him to wait for us for more than an hour while we were shopping. He was always smiling and very pleasant to talk to. He recommended a lovely place to eat lunch with an amazing view near Mt. Batur volcano and we weren’t disappointed at all. The food was great and the view was spectacular!
Overall, we would highly recommend getting the services of The Bali Driver. They are very easy to talk to and are sincere in being able to assist you, even without extra costs. They will assure that you are comfortable and are enjoying your stay in Bali. Bali wouldn’t have been as nice if we didn’t get to meet such kind hearted people as Didi and Alit. We will definitely be getting them again when we go back.
