Monday, 10 October 2011

Top 5 Things to Do in Bali


Bali holidays are quite popular among tourists all over the world partly due to the vast number of attractions in the area. Holiday goers are never at a loss for things to do making Bali holidays action packed and full of adventure. While in Bali, be sure to visit:

1 Monkey Temple in Uluwatu
On the southern end of the island, tourists can see wild monkey and take some great photos. It’s suggested that you don’t wear any loose articles of clothing; monkeys love to steal hats, glasses and bags!

2 Ubud
Ubud is the island’s cultural center, home to artisans, crafters, dancers, singers and a vast number of food stalls and concessions. Ubud is home to a sacred monkey forest sanctuary and many organic eateries.

3 The Rock Bar
Situated right on the ocean, the Rock Bar offers views of the sunset you won’t see any where else in the world. Sitting right on the cliffs, the bar allows you to drink a cocktail, listen to jazz and take in the gorgeous view all at the same time.

4 Kuta
A tourist center, Kuta offers souvenirs, budget hotels and cheap food. The area has a bit of a tacky, tourist vibe but that’s why so many people love it!

5 Balangan Beach
Perfect for reef surfing, this out of the way beach offers tourists a chance to soak up the sun and scenery without the throngs of people who invade other beaches.

These are only a smattering of the things to do and see in Bali, Indonesia. No matter if you’re up for a bit of adventure or just relaxation, Bali offers something for every vacationer. From snorkeling to monkey watching to shopping, a Bali holiday is the perfect choice!

Shon Siemonek owner of Bali Traveller

Ubud, Bali

Tourist center

Ubud, is the main cultural center of Kuta Bali. This ensures that there are many facilities for tourists are available. There are more museums than you would expect, but also restaurants, bars and tourist information points. It is also crowded the streets and many people in the village is more concentrated on tourism than on art. Yet the village is still worth a visit.

Market
In Ubud, at the end of the Monkey Forrest Road is a relatively large market. Here is fruit for little money and all sorts of trinkets available. The market is almost completely packed with stalls, making it a busy but pleasant atmosphere. When visiting the market it is wise to consider that it is expected that you bargain. If you get the idea that the seller is asking too much, it’s best to run away. It is more likely that the seller makes a better offer, in which you want to do. If not, then a bit further down the same product for a lower price. Further recommended your money somewhere safe. You walk through a crowded market in the crowd, where you can be easily robbed.

Health
There are many spas and massage clinics in the city. At each hotel or apartments or directories are the locations and prices. Very Bali can be seen as a health center, for the people who are looking for. Ubud is no exception, there is no more or less than the rest of the island.

Museum and gallery
Artists in a city can not but that there are several museums and galleries can be found. The major museums in the city Agun Rai Museum of Art, a private museum and the Blanco Renaissance Museum. The major streets are still galleries, too many to mention.

Go out
Ubud is – to local standards – a fairly large city. There is also pretty much nightlife. Not just the usual restaurants, but also night clubs are located in the city. It will be many performances aimed specifically at tourists. This traditional dance show, for instance see whether there are old plays performed.

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