Mount Agung

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

Mount Batur is an active volcano in Kintamani District, Bangli Regency, Bali, Indonesia. The southeastern side of the 10×13 km caldera contains mostly caldera lakes. Both the larger caldera, and the 7.5 km smaller caldera were formed by the collapse of the mountain's magma chamber, the first larger collapse occurred around 29,300 years ago, and the inner caldera collapsed a second time around 20,150 years ago. Mount Agung is considered the embodiment of Purusha (male) and Mount Batur is considered as the embodiment of Pradhana (female). Between Purusha and Pradhana cannot be separated because they always synergize to give birth to fertility and create prosperity for the community. Mount Batur is one of the ancient mountains on the island of Bali. The right time to enjoy Surise It departs at 4 in the morning from Denpasar"

@nickdanros climbs to one of the best viewpoints in Amed to admire Mount Agung. 🌄 😍 📍Lahangan Sweet Viewpoint, Amed, Bali, Indonesia

#tripblazers with a view of mount Agung, this view is amazing, with the savana in front of your eyes. you will get to different side of Bali. need 3 hours to get there from denpasar. this place is called savana tianyar.

Hey wolfs! That was a super nice trip to Agung. Two days/one night. Affordable and comfortable hiking to the top of the Volcano and back. Awesome nature, picturesque view from the height of 3142 m. We were above clouds! 😃 That was wonderful and unforgettable! #cometo bali

#celebratewithtrip Amed Beach is located on Bali's Eastern tip. It has an excellent snorkel and diving sites, black volcanic sandy beaches and impressive views on Mount Agung. Amed Beach promises extraordinary panoramic views. Apart from its scenery, this beach is more known as the ultimate Bali destination for snorkeling. You will discover various snorkeling spots and dive sites directly from the beach in Amed. In the evening the sunset was spectacular with the view of Mount Agung. There are shops, restaurants and bars around or by the beach which is very convenient. There are very friendly and hospitable locals. I love spending the evening here by the beach drinking my mojito. It is indeed spectacular! #celebratewithtrip #tripinspired #tripmoments #balitravel #bali

Front row seats to a beautiful sunrise! This is a unqiue view of Mt Agung Volcano.

It is always interesting to visit homes in other countries. In Bali on our bike tours we stopped by this home to help feed and wash the pigs. We also saw the chickens and got a chance to view the homes kitchen. So Interesting and educational. #givethanks #balitravel #biketour #givethanks

🏖️ Bali boasts first-class beaches, first-class islands, and first-class breathtaking scenery. If you must visit one island in your lifetime, this is the place to go~ Below, I'll share my strategy for a second free-and-easy trip. 📖 Itinerary: Day1: Chengdu to Singapore🇸🇬 (4 hours by plane) Transfer flights are cheaper, and you can either have a travel agency handle the entry and exit procedures or sort it out online in advance. Group visas seem to cost over two hundred yuan (as per the travel agency we used). Remember to bring your passport and exchange currency in advance, as airport rates are low and fees are high; arrive three hours early for international flights, Tianfu International Airport is really huge! Day2: A day tour of Singapore's city center, where you can visit the iconic Merlion Park and Marina Bay Sands (these two attractions are quite close to each other); Changi Airport has a 40-meter vertical waterfall, designed by a Feng Shui master, worth visiting for some good luck (accessible via an underground passage from T1, direct passages from T2T3, and by skytrain or airport bus from T4). Day3: Check into a Bali hotel (Indonesia · Ba Tang · Royal Tulip Springhill Resort - Jimbaran Royal Tulip Springhill Resort - Jimbaran, Ba Tang 80363, Indonesia) This hotel is a villa type, with a swimming pool, afternoon tea, forest yoga, laundry room, etc. It's recommended to rest at the hotel for a bit, the environment is great and relaxing, and in the evening you can order a cocktail and listen to music. Day4: Jimbaran Beach🏖️ The commercial scene here is quite complete, you can find some popular restaurants to dine and enjoy afternoon tea; you can also swim, and you must watch the sunset in the evening, the beach and the sea at sunset are very healing. Day5: Mount Agung🌋 If you are proficient in English, you can book a one-day volcano tour on various platforms. The tour will include a local guide, who speaks English, will help you navigate through the attractions around the volcano, and can assist with queuing and carrying bags, etc. It's very safe and you get to see a lot of sights. If you think the guide's service is good, you can give a tip, they are really honest people. Day6: Going out to sea🚢 Check the weather, but it's recommended to book a one-day sea outing that includes 4 diving spots, also with an English-speaking guide. You can bring your own snorkeling gear or use the ones provided on the boat; it's not recommended to buy your own boat ticket to go there, as it's easy to get scammed if you don't speak the language. Day7: Fairy Falls; you must visit this place, although it's an internet-famous spot, it's truly worthy of being featured in National Geographic! It's super beautiful for photos and very photogenic, it's a free attraction, but be careful, there are no safety measures on the edge of the cliffs, it's easy to fall off! The drive from our hotel to this spot is long, be sure to use sunscreen and buy some water to prepare, as it's easy to get heatstroke! Day8: Free time Rest Day9: Bali to Singapore; Singapore to Chengdu ✏️ Practical Tips: 1. Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen! I can't stress this enough! 2. Protect against mosquito bites. 3. Don't go alone, it's best to travel with others. 4. Carry medicine for stomach and inflammation, it's hard to buy locally if you get sick. 5. If you're riding a motorcycle, make sure you have an international driver's license and are accustomed to driving. 6. Bring a plug adapter. 7. For transportation, you can use Grab, it's quite cheap and very safe.

The Mount Agung hike takes you to the top of the biggest and baddest volcano peak on the island of Bali, Indonesia, and the sunrise views are out of this world. This brutal trek takes you up the steep slopes of an active volcano until you’re staring into the massive crater itself. I did the Mount Agung hike recently, and it was one of the most difficult and thrilling things I’ve ever experienced.

"Savana Tianyar is a tourist spot in Bali which is truly extraordinary. Unlike Bali's tourist destinations in general, namely the beach. However, here you will see a wide expanse of savanna that spoils the eye. In fact, it's like being in the African savanna. The location is in Karangasem. This area is in the eastern part of Bali. In fact, this natural tourist attraction has been around for a long time. It's just that not many people know about it. You can take pictures here with Mount Agung in the background. If you're lucky, you can take a photo with a slightly cloudy background. So the photo will look even prettier."#tianyar #savanatianyar #bali #indonesia

Mount Agung is a stratovolcano type volcano, this mountain has a very large and very deep crater that sometimes emits smoke and water vapor. From Besakih Temple, this mountain appears with a perfectly pointed cone, but actually the peak of this mountain is elongated and ends in a circular and wide crater. From the top of Mount Agung we can see the peak of Mount Rinjani which is on the island of Lombok in the east, although both mountains are covered with clouds because both mountain peaks are above the clouds, the Nusa Penida archipelago in the south and its beaches, including Sanur beach and Mount and Lake Batur to the northwest.