Category: Karangasem
Discover Karangasem in East Bali, home to Tirta Gangga water palace, Lempuyang Temple, Amed diving spots, and the majestic Mount Agung volcano.
Sapta Gangga Temple: Sacred Healing Springs in Bali
Pancoran Pengelukatan Sapta Gangga is a sacred and tranquil site in Bali that holds deep spiritual and cultural significance. Located in the central part of the island, this destination offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, spiritual reverence, and historical importance.
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Selang Beach Karangasem: Hidden Gem on East Bali | Bali Tour
Tucked away on Bali eastern coastline, Selang Beach offers a serene retreat far from the usual tourist crowds. With its soft golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and lush surroundings, this hidden paradise is perfect for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
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Exploring Pelabuhan Amuk: A Serene Harbor in Bali East Coast
Pelabuhan Amuk or Amuk Harbor is in the eastern coast of Bali. It is a charming place.
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Samsara Living Museum: Culture & Nature in Karangasem
Located in Bali lush highlands, the Samsara Living Museum is a unique attraction that offers visitors a captivating blend of traditional Balinese culture, art, and nature. The museum is not your typical exhibit space—it’s an immersive experience where visitors can explore the island rich cultural heritage, environmental conservation efforts, and deep spiritual roots.
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Savana Nusu: The Golden Grasslands of Karangasem, Bali
As a matter of fact, you usually know Bali for the lush jungles, rice fields, and pure beaches. But Savana Nusu in Karangasem has a completely different thing.
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Sosro Beach Karangasem: Hidden Coastal Gem in East Bali
Nestled on the island less explored southeastern coastline, Sosro Beach in Karangasem, Subagan Village, is a peaceful and serene destination for those looking to escape Bali typical tourist crowds. Located in a quieter part of Bali, Sosro Beach offers an idyllic setting where visitors can enjoy the unspoiled beauty of the island coastline.
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Yeh Malet Lake in Karangasem: Bali Lakes Hidden Gem
Imagine Yeh Malet Lake, a serene oasis in Karangasem Regency, untouched by mass tourism. Here, the water reflects the sky like a mirror, while the only sounds you hear are the rustling leaves and the distant call of birds.
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Telabah Lantang Muncan: Hidden Village Retreat in Bali
Nestled in the shadow of Bali majestic Mount Agung, Telabah Lantang Muncan Village offers a peaceful retreat far from the usual tourist crowds. This hidden gem in Karangasem is a haven for nature lovers and those wanting to experience the authenticity of Bali traditional countryside.
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Abian Salak Agrotourism: Coffee & Farm Tour in Karangasem
The combination of stunning views, hands-on activities, and insights into sustainable farming practices makes Abian Salak Agrotourism a must-visit for nature lovers and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Bali rural life. From guided tours of the coffee plantations to learning about organic farming and traditional agricultural methods, the experience is both educational and immersive.
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Japanese Shipwreck Amed: WWII Dive Site & Marine Life
In the waters of Amed, Bali, lies a remarkable relic from World War II a Japanese ship wreck now resting 5 to 15 meters beneath the surface. This iconic site has become a must-visit destination for divers, where vibrant corals and marine life flourish around the sunken vessel.
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