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Dapur Bali Mula, Les Village: Pay What You Like, Booking Needed
Dapur Bali Mula in Les village, Tejakula, has no menu and no prices: you pay what you feel is fair, with a benchmark of... more
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Pura Gambur Anglayang, Kubutambahan: Can You Enter? Is There a Fee?
Pura Negara Gambur Anglayang in Kubutambahan, Buleleng, keeps shrines for Malay, Sundanese, Chinese and Islamic figures... more
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Kerobokan Beach, Sawan (Buleleng): Parking, Snorkelling, Rubbish
Kerobokan Beach in Sawan, Buleleng, is free to enter and you only pay IDR 2,000-5,000 parking. Calm water, coral and blu... more
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Pura Pucak Bukit Sinunggal, Tajun: A Quiet Hill Temple in Kubutambahan
Pura Pucak Bukit Sinunggal in Tajun village, Kubutambahan, sits on a hill at about 650 m, reached by roughly 200 metres... more
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Before You Visit Tinggarsari Waterfall in Busungbiu, Read This
Tinggarsari Waterfall in Busungbiu, West Buleleng, is about 20 metres high and you can ride a scooter almost to its base... more
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Kroya Waterfall, Sambangan: Tickets, Route and Guided Packages
Entry to Kroya Waterfall in Sambangan village was listed at Rp20,000, while jumping and sliding are only allowed on a gu... 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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Snorkeling in Bondalem, Tejakula: A Reef Rebuilt by Villagers
In Bondalem village, Tejakula, snorkeling and dive spots lie within about 100 metres of the beach, over coral that villa... more
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How to Get to Tembok Barak Waterfall, Sambangan, from Lovina
Rp10,000 entry for locals (about Rp20,000 for foreigners), Rp2,000 motorbike parking and a roughly 700 m walk through ri... more
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Singaraja Zero Point or the Old Buleleng Harbour for an Evening?
Singaraja's Titik Nol (Zero Point) is now called Praja Mandala Singa Ambara Raja and was consecrated on 29 July 2026. Ho... more
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