Author: Sista
Sista is a travel writer at Bali Touristic who focuses on Bali activities and tour experiences. She combines real on ground experience with practical travel insights to help visitors plan better trips.
Kehen Temple: Bali’s Royal Bangli Shrine to Visit
Kehen Temple, also known as Hyang Api Temple, is one of the sacred Hindu temples located in Bangli Regency. Dating back to 804 Saka, this temple is among the largest and oldest temples in Bali.
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Puncak Penulisan Temple: Bali’s Ancient Mountaintop Shrine
Puncak Penulisan Temple is one of the oldest temples in Bali, which has been established since the megalithic era. This temple is used as a place of worship for Lord Shiva and has a close relationship with the Bali Aga people, who are known as the original inhabitants of Bali.
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Kintamani Coffee: Bali’s Finest Arabica Guide
Kintamani coffee is one of Bali's most prized agricultural treasures. It grows on the fertile slopes near Mount Batur, at an altitude of 900 to 1,000 meters above sea level.
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Dusun Kuning Waterfall: 30m Hidden Cascade in Bangli
Dusun Kuning Waterfall is one of the natural tourist destinations in Bangli with a stunning height of almost 30 meters. Located in the highlands, this waterfall offers beautiful views and a serene atmosphere.
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Tukad Cepung Waterfall: Hidden Cave Waterfall in Bali
Tukad Cepung Waterfall is a one-of-a-kind hidden waterfall Bali has to offer, tucked inside a dramatic cave gorge in Tembuku Village, Bangli Regency. Unlike most waterfalls on the island, Tukad Cepung drops through a narrow crack in the cave ceiling rather than a cliff face, creating a surreal curtain of water that glows when morning sunlight pierces through the rock above.
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Batur Temple Kintamani: Sacred Lake Batur Shrine Guide
Batur Temple or also known as Ulun Danu Batur Temple, holds significant importance in Bali as a symbol of harmony and stability in life (represented by the lingga yoni). This sacred site is dedicated to the worship of Lord Vishnu and Dewi Danu, the Goddess of Lake Batur, who is associated with the northern direction.
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Juwuk Manis Waterfall Guide: Hidden Twin Cascades in Bali
Juwuk Manis Waterfall is a secluded twin cascade tucked into the hills of Jembrana Regency, standing at just 5 meters tall. Unlike most waterfalls in Bali, its water splits across a cliff face and falls in two parallel streams, creating a rare visual effect that few other Bali waterfalls can match.
Read More →West Bali National Park: Wildlife Conservation Guide
West Bali National Park (Taman Nasional Bali Barat) is Bali's only official national park, protecting around 190 square kilometers of forest, savanna, mangrove, and coral reef on the island's remote northwestern tip. Far from the crowds of the south, it shelters some of Bali's rarest wildlife, including the critically endangered Bali starling, alongside deer, monkeys, wild cattle, and hundreds of bird species.
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Medewi Beach West Bali: Surfing & Black Sand Guide
Bali Medewi Beach is a beautiful beach famous for its small rocks and big waves located in the western part of Bali Island. The big waves on this beach are the main attraction, especially for surfing enthusiasts.
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Bunut Bolong: Sacred Hollow Tree Tunnel in Jembrana, Bali
Hidden along a quiet road in West Bali, Bunut Bolong is one of those rare natural landmarks that stops travelers in their tracks. The name comes from two Balinese words: bunut, referring to a type of fig tree, and bolong, meaning hole.
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