Bali

Editor's Choice: Bali Must-Sees

Bali's landscape features a diverse range of geological and cultural sites. Tanah Lot Temple sits on a rugged offshore rock formation, while the Tirta Gangga Water Palace showcases Balinese architecture through its tiered fountains and stone carvings. The northern region contains the Sekumpul Waterfall, a cluster of seven cascades within a dense forest. Coastal highlights include the calm waters of Nusa Dua Beach and the dramatic limestone cliffs and white sands of Diamond Beach on Nusa Penida island.

Tanah Lot Temple

Coastal Hindu temple situated on a rugged offshore rock formation, known for its scenic sunset views and cultural significance.

Tirta Gangga Water Palace

The name literally translates as 'Waters from Ganga'. This palace is the absolutely best-preserved water complex in Bali and without much…

Sekumpul Waterfall

Supposedly the tallest waterfall in this area, Sekumpul is a hidden gem in the beautiful forest.

Nusa Dua Beach

This sandy paradise with crystal-clear water is a perfect place to spend an afternoon.

Diamond Beach

Accessible via a staircase carved into limestone cliffs, this beach on Nusa Penida island features white sand and distinctive pointed rock formations.