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... 更多
Eight kilometres west of Amlapura, Sibetan Village is Bali’s largest snake fruit heartland. Around 15 varieties grow in... 更多
A long-running garden restaurant on Candidasa's main road: Balinese and Indonesian cooking with a French accent, a ratta... 更多
Pura Pasar Agung Giri Tohlangkir stands on the southern slope of Mount Agung, in Sebudi village, Selat district, Karanga... 更多
Every Sasih Kapat, roughly October–November, the people of Seraya Village in Karangasem stage Gebug Ende: a duel with ra... 更多
While Batur fills up with queues, Mount Seraya at Bali’s far eastern tip stays quiet. This 2–3 hour climb from Desa Sera... 更多
A ridge on the southern flank of Mount Agung where rice terraces and snakefruit groves drop to the sea — free, quiet and... 更多
Every year the young men of Tenganan Pegringsingan in Karangasem duel with bundles of thorny pandan leaves and rattan sh... 更多
The rocky trio of Tepekong, Mimpang, and Biaha off Candidasa is East Bali’s most demanding yet most rewarding diving: ri... 更多
Near Amlapura in East Bali, Jasri Beach offers stretches of black-and-golden sand, a calm village vibe, and occasional s... 更多
Puri Agung Karangasem, also known as Puri Gede, is the Karangasem royal family's residence in Amlapura, blending Balines... 更多