Denpasar

Temples, hot springs, volcanoes Offshore islands, surfing, going out to sea Snorkeling, deep diving, crab boats Watching the sunrise and sunset Photographing dolphins playing in the water There's no lack of cool and warm colors There's no shortage of culture and nature This is Bali This island located in the southern part of Indonesia Located in the southern hemisphere Near the equator The climate is warm, needless to say It's a great place to spend the winter and summer Mount Agung is the highest peak locally Nearly three thousand meters above sea level Active volcano The most recent eruption was in 2019 Quite active Sitting on the volcano viewing platform and having a simple meal is also a unique experience Of course, usually, people go to Mount Batur Bali itself is not big But it is more recommended to rent a car for travel After all, the public transportation system is not as convenient and developed as in our country The usual car rental routes will go to the Sea God Temple, Mother God Temple, and Holy Spring Temple Take a look at the local temple style Visit the rituals and believers In addition, it should be mentioned The main island of Indonesia believes in Islam While this place in Bali believes in Hinduism After visiting the temples, go to Ubud Take a look at the local palace Market and rural scenery The accommodation here is usually villa type Cheap and plentiful Highly recommended to stay for a day or two Then head north to Lovina Chasing dolphins frolicking and jumping Accompanied by the leisure time of sunrise and sunset Then return to Denpasar (the capital) Surf at Kuta Beach Watch the sunset Stroll around the bustling city If you have time, you can also stay in Nusa Dua for a few nights This is a high-end hotel concentration area Vehicle security checks will be conducted when entering the area It's the highest security level I've seen in Bali Here you can see the extremely beautiful cliff scenery Undisturbed private beaches, etc. Of course Depending on the schedule You can also go to the offshore islands Blue Dream Island The seascape here is even more top-notch And the most famous "Devil's Tears" Be careful Every year these tears are "devouring" those who have no respect for the sea Blue Dream Island is even smaller Travel on the island is all by renting motorcycles Take a look at the seaweed fields Look at Mount Agung in the distance It's great So Bali is a place suitable for all ages Leave enough time You can still have a comfortable time

Playing at a relatively new cafe in the Tukad Badung area. The place is really fun, the design is dominated by orange. There are 2 floors which include indoor and outdoor areas. They also have meeting room facilities. Suitable for those of you who are looking for a comfortable cafe while working. The food and drink menu here is also delicious and the choices are varied. There are coffee and non-coffee menus, snacks to heavy meals. The service is really good. #balitrip

I went many cities in Bali! Kuta, Ubud and Canggu. If you ask me which city is the best, definitely Ubud. There’s a lot of things to do. Especially the nature view is really nice. My phone is not enough to take that whole view. In Ubud, traffic jam is really horrible. Around 5-7pm, it is really packed, so have to hurry to go to see sunset. I was really looking forward to go La Brisa beach club. Beach was really nice BUT I found that employee make Asian people sit at the very back from the beach. So I disappointed a bit. #beachlife #labrisa

When you mention Bali, most people will immediately think of cheap beer and dodgy backpackers in Kuta (Despasar). Sure there are lots of those as well, but there's more to Bali than just drinking questionable alcohol with questionable individuals. We spent a week up in the mountains, well away from the sea. And we were well rewarded, with clean air, less crowds, and some really awesome outdoor adventure. The hiking and trekking, while cold, was very memorable. The botanical gardens were a very welcome change of scenery as well. Almost seemed like we weren't even in Asia. Highly recommend going away from Ubud as well, as there's certainly other temples than just the ones Julia Roberts would have glorified in film.

#celebratewithtrip BALI , INDONESIA . Highlight - Bali is a province of Indonesia and the westernmost of the Lesser Sunda Islands. East of Java and west of Lombok, the province includes the island of Bali and a few smaller neighbouring islands, notably Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Ceningan. The provincial capital, Denpasar is the most populous city in the Lesser Sunda Islands and the second-largest, after Makassar, in Eastern Indonesia. The upland town of Ubud in Greater Denpasar is considered Bali's cultural centre. The province is Indonesia's main tourist destination, with a significant rise in tourism since the 1980s. Tourism-related business makes up 80% of its economy. #awesomepic #couplestrip

Tirta Empul Temple is located in Manukaya Village, Tampaksiring District, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia. It is known that Manukaya Village is one of the villages in Tampaksiring District, which is about 18 km from the capital of Gianyar Regency or 38 km from Denpasar City. Tirta Empul Temple is open to tourists every day, so visitors can pay attention to information related to opening hours and ticket prices. Tirta Empul Temple Tampak Siring is open from 08:00 – 18:00 WITA, with the entrance ticket price for domestic tourists of IDR 30,000 for adults and IDR 25,000 for children. For the record, visitors can prepare more money to rent cloth and scarves which will later be put in a box voluntarily. #bucketlistreboot #gooutside #passionpassport #staycation #campingglamping #urbanexplorer #summervacation #bali

Four Star by Trans Hotel is a fairly new hotel on the island. It has, however, quickly garnered a reputation for being one of the premier resorts in the Denpasar area of Bali, and fairly so. The absolute best part of the villa was the private pool and spacious outdoor seating area with a day bed. What more could you possibly want from a luxury vacation? With four dining options, there’s no shortage of culinary choices at the Trans Hotel. At the Restaurant, we enjoyed their impressive breakfast buffet every morning. They aim to satisfy all palettes here with around-the-world dishes including both Indonesian and Western-style breakfast food. You can enjoy all-day dining options as well, with healthy menus and specially made kids dishes. There is truly something for everyone who is looking for casual dining. Four Star by Trans Hotel is a luxurious oasis in the heart of Denpasar. The lush surroundings and opulent rooms are reason enough to book, but the four-star service is why I’d recommend this place to any traveler heading to Bali. #createwithtrip #staycation

Denpasar amazed me with it unique Balinese atmosphere. First of all, the airport is just here. I walked from airport on foot 10 mins to get my hotel and then 10 mins more to get beach and blue ocean. In Denpasar you can enjoy so many activities such as surfing, shopping, spa, massage, trying Indonesian, Indian, Chinese, Western cuisine etc. Even if I stayed in my hotel "The Kutaya", I still would enjoy Bali. There are swimming pool, small restaurant, temples. #happynewyear

Denpasar, also known as "Batang", is the southern port of Bali, Indonesia. It is the capital of Bali, a famous tourist destination in Indonesia. It has a population of about 52,000 and is surrounded by the island road. It is the largest city and commercial center on the island and the city with the most tourists. It combines a rich religious atmosphere with a modern style, and reflects the unique charm of Bali in the architectural style, making this tourist attraction full of charm. There is an air station nearby. Copra Trade Center. There are museums with treasures of art and many Hindu temples. For tourist attractions.

One morning, when we were passing through the Veteran area, Denpasar, we accidentally came across a place called Atelier Brewr. Curious about what this studio whose exterior is dominated by brown and black is brewing. Unfortunately the first attempt failed, because it only opened in the afternoon. We tried again another morning, this time it worked because the operating hours had changed to starting in the morning. In line with the outside appearance, once inside the brown and black colors give an industrial feel with a clear cement finish. The elongated coffee bar area is a statement, as well as a spot for mixing contemporary coffee mocktails – a favorite of Kodya residents – as their signature. There is also a seating area by the window with a view of the mural on the small alley next to it. Fortunately, the classic espresso-based menu with Arabica beans, which at that time was from Ijen, could also be ordered. But just to try, we also ordered one of the signatures which uses a mixture of cinnamon which is quite prominent. The coffee is typical, mediocre, according to the preferences of today's young people and the current playlist. Because it hasn't had a grand opening yet, it feels like it's still "quiet" meaning there's only a drinks menu, but they say it will be more complete in the future.

#songkran2024 Another Tiam coffee shop, which lives up to the meaning of its name "Da Jia Hao", greets Denpasar residents. This time in one of the Renon areas which we think is a really "Sukarnois" road, how could it not be apart from being on the edge of Jl. Bung Karno, opposite Jl. Pegangsaan Timur, this place is also adjacent to Jl. Ganefo. Stylistically, it is quite in line with Peranakan shops in general which combine the colors red, white and green. Coupled with nostalgic retro details that also liven up the atmosphere of the space. What's different is probably the concept, because it is said to be the first Chinese fast food in Bali. Actually, it's more like mixed rice where we can choose our own side dishes and vegetables (Chinese style) to accompany it. But because the side dishes weren't complete and we had to continue to the airport, so the chili oil noodles, kaya toast and of course the coffee which unexpectedly suited our tastes were our choices that day. By the way, while walking to the outdoor area, I took a peek at the Crafe sticker attached to the coffee machine. Didn't have time to ask whether the coffee was actually made by Crafe, but if so, it's worth promising.

That afternoon we stopped by @anka.idn to finish our work. We came here because there were testimonials from people close to us saying the coffee here was delicious, so we tried it ☕️ We also ordered banana cake toasted with butter... *drumroll The coffee is delicious, the banana cake is delicious 👍 🏼 Definitely will come back again. Oh yes, @anka.idn is in the Denpasar area, please visit.