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Campuhan Antapan Waterfall: Tickets, Opening Hours, Can You Swim?
Tickets for Campuhan Antapan Waterfall in Baturiti, Tabanan, range from Rp10,000 to Rp30,000 depending on the 2026 sourc... more
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Telaga Surya, Rendang: 8 Things to Know Before a Dip in Karangasem
Telaga Surya in Menanga village, Rendang, is a set of spring-fed pools beside the Telaga Waja River, with adult entry at... more
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Goa Giri Campuhan Waterfall: Through a Tunnel in Tembuku, Bangli
Goa Giri Campuhan Waterfall in Tembuku, Bangli, costs Rp25,000 per person, and to reach it you walk through a pitch-dark... more
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Vihara Dharma Giri, Pupuan: Bali's 15-Metre Reclining Buddha
Vihara Dharma Giri in Pupuan, Tabanan: free entry with a voluntary donation and a white reclining Buddha about 15 by 3 m... more
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Panorama Point Lembongan: A Half-Day Route from Jungutbatu
Panorama Point, on the hill between Jungutbatu and Mushroom Bay, is free and just 5 minutes by scooter from the beach. A... more
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Tukad Bindu Kesiman: Opening Hours, Entry Fee, What to Do
Tukad Bindu on Jl. Turi, Kesiman, East Denpasar, has free entry and free parking and is open 24 hours. A roughly 1.5 km... more
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Gumicik Beach Ketewel: Free Entry, Sunrise, and When Not to Swim
Gumicik Beach in Ketewel, Sukawati, is free and open 24 hours; parking is about Rp2,000 for a scooter and Rp5,000 for a... more
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Bukit Mencol, Seraya Timur: 15-Minute Sunrise Hike Near Amed
Bukit Mencol in Seraya Timur, 14 km from Amed, is a 15-minute climb to a small temple on the summit. From the top you se... more
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Banyuseri Village, Buleleng: Bali Aga Honey and How to Get There
Banyuseri, the fifth Bali Aga village of the SCTPB cluster in Banjar, Buleleng, keeps seven metal inscription plates and... more
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Pakudui Village, Tegallalang: Where Bali's Garuda Carvings Are Made
Almost 90 percent of residents in Pakudui customary village, Kedisan, Tegallalang, carve Garuda statues. A short Q&A: wh... more
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