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Pantai Yeh Leh, Jembrana: The Black-Pebble Rest Stop on the Denpasar–Gilimanuk Road
Pantai Yeh Leh in Pengeragoan village, Pekutatan, Jembrana is the most iconic rest stop on the Denpasar–Gilimanuk highwa... meer
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Candi Tebing Tegallinggah: Bali's Forgotten 11th-Century Cliff Temple
Carved straight into the sandstone cliffs of the Pakerisan River valley around the 11th–12th century, Candi Tebing Tegal... meer
1,427 vind-ik-leuks
Pantai Gondol, Gerokgak: North Bali's Quiet Beach with Calm Water
About an hour west of Lovina, Pantai Gondol in Penyabangan village, Gerokgak, is still almost tourist-free. A small head... meer
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Pantai Kusamba, Klungkung: Colourful Jukung Boats and Salt Dried in Coconut Logs
Pantai Kusamba in Klungkung is not a tourist beach — it is a working one. Dozens of colourful outrigger jukung boats sit... meer
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Desa Julah, Tejakula — The Coastal Bali Aga Village Far Quieter Than Tenganan
Desa Julah in Tejakula district is one of Bali's oldest Bali Aga villages — its bronze inscriptions record the year 923... meer
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Pura Gaduh Blahbatuh: The Giant Stone Head of Kebo Iwa, 20 Minutes from Ubud
Travellers pass through Blahbatuh every day on the way from Ubud to the east-coast beaches, and almost all of them miss... meer
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Pura Sada Kapal: A Majapahit Brick Tower and 64 Stone Monuments of Mengwi
Thousands of people pass it every day on the Denpasar–Tabanan road, yet almost nobody stops. Pura Sada in Kapal Village,... meer
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Candikuning Market, Bedugul: Strawberries, Flowers and Highland Spices
At roughly 1,200 metres, right on the Denpasar–Singaraja road, Candikuning Market is the liveliest highland produce mark... meer
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Sibetan Village, Karangasem: Snake Fruit Groves on Mount Agung’s Slopes
Eight kilometres west of Amlapura, Sibetan Village is Bali’s largest snake fruit heartland. Around 15 varieties grow in... meer
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Bengkala Village, Buleleng: Bali’s Kata Kolok Sign Language Community
In Kubutambahan, Buleleng, Bengkala is known as the “deaf village”. Dozens of its residents were born deaf, and almost t... meer
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