Bali Tourism: Exploring Culture, Beaches, Accommodation & Travel

This report provides a comprehensive overview of Bali tourism, highlighting its rich culture, stunning beaches, and diverse accommodation options. It delves into the influence of Hinduism on Balinese culture, showcasing traditional dances and martial arts. The report also recommends various accommodation options, from luxurious resorts like The Chedi Club Tanah Gaja and Viceroy Bali to other villas and hotels. Furthermore, it suggests must-visit attractions, including beaches like Kuta and Nusa Dua, cultural sites like Tanah Lot Temple and Uluwatu Temple, and natural landscapes like Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Practical travel information, such as transportation options and the best time to visit, is also included. Desklib offers a platform for students to access this document and other solved assignments for academic support.

BALI TOURISM CONTENT | ARTICLE WRITING |
HOLIDAY HAI
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Bali-Heaven on Earth s
Bali, an Indonesian Paradise is considered to be a fantasy land. If you are a beach lover, Bali is
the perfect destination for you. Soak up in the tropical Sun, dive into the sea, experience the
culture of Bali and rejuvenate your mind in the yoga class. Holidayhai provides the best Bali
packages at the discounted rates. Hurry up and contact us to have an incredible experience in
Bali.
Bali
Everything you need to know about Balinese
Bali is a country of rich culture and heritage popularly known as “The Island of Gods”. The
country is deeply influenced by Hindu Culture. There are
two reasons behind the arrival of Hinduism. The
Indonesians were deeply moved by Indian religion and
culture and embraced it with spirit and enthusiasm.
Secondly, the South Indian traders brought Hindu
culture in Bali. The country
Cultural dance of Bali
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is well known for showcasing dramatic dances. Balinese dance steps and movements are famous
all around the world. The Balinese dance is an amalgamation of seriousness and burlesque. The
audience cheers and appreciates the good and cringes at the foolery. The training starts at an age
of seven. The people of Bali considers dance to be their religion. Bebali and Wali dances are
considered to be sacred and is performed to pay homage to the deities. The island of Gods is also
famous for its Pencak Silat (Martial Art). These martial arts first originated in Bali. The
freedom fighters of Bali used the martial art to defend themselves from the Dutch colonists.
Pencak Silat was performed not only for defense but also to gain psychological freedom.
Welcome to the Perfect Bali Accommodation
Holidayhai makes sure to provide you the most comfortable and soothing places away from the
bustling city. We want your dreams to come true and explore the best of Bali. Do not miss our
packages and discounts offered by us. Book these hotels without any hesitation.
 The Chedi Club Tanah Gaja, Ubud- The hotel is situated in Tengkulak village that has
pool and spa villas. The resort has some of the finest paintings and arts.
 Viceroy Bali- Viceroy Bali provides a luxurious stay. You can enjoy the beauty of nature
and have a relaxing weekend surrounded by valleys and sparkling rivers.
 The St. Regis Bali Resort- The gorgeous resort offers suites, villas, ballrooms and boasts the
art and culture of Bali. This place is ideal for honeymooners who are welcomed with flowers,
fruits and chocolates.
Other best accommodation of Bali is Tirtadari Villa, Amarta Villa, Kumuda Villa, Kayumanis
Jimbaran and The Legian.
What to do In Bali?
You simply can’t miss the cultural treasures, the magical islands, historical sites, the cultural
performances and the famous landscapes. The sea-lovers must visit the mesmerizing beaches of
Kuta, Nusa Dua and Seminyak. These beaches offer exotic and adventurous water sports.
Enjoy the most thrilling water adventure sports like surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling, rafting,
sea walking etc. If you want to experience the culture of Bali, visit Tanah Lot Temple,
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Uluwatu Temple and Besakih Temple. You can catch the most astonishing sunset from these
places that are delight to the eyes. For the nature lovers, Tegallalang Rice Terraces and
Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are a paradise on earth. Bali’s attractions also comprises of famous
historical sites like Ujung Water Palace, Tirta Gangga, Gunung Sari Dance and Klungkung
Temple. Other astonishing places of Bali are Ubud Monkey Forest, Ubud Art Market,
Kintamani and Mount Batur, Bali Safari and Marine Park and Goa Gajah.
Water Sports in Bali
How to Travel around Bali?
Bali is a tourist-friendly place. It offers various transportation facilities like rented bike, taxi or
bemo.
Taxis in Bali- Make sure to take the blue taxis in Bali. They are known to be honest and loyal.
It is best not to be trapped in an unknown place. These blue taxis are available in South Bali and
the fair ranges from IDR 5,000 to IDR 2,500
Motorcycle and Scooter Rentals- The best way to explore Bali is by taking rented motorcycle
or scoter. The rates vary from $4 to $10.
Tourist Shuttle buses- Kura-Kura Bus Shuttle and Perama Shuttle offers the best tourist
shuttle buses.
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Best Time to Visit Bali
Bali offers a hot and a humid climate throughout the year because it is just 8 degrees south of
Equator. The best time to visit Bali April, May, June and September as the hotels and villas are
cheaper during this time and the place is less crowded.
So what are you waiting for? Contact us immediately to experience an exhilarating vacation in
Bali.
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