Bali is one of the most popular islands in Indonesia and from the minute we arrived we could easily understand why so many people fall in love with Bali and the Balinese culture. There are so many attractions all around the island. Stunning landscapes, active volcanoes, breath-taking beaches, ancient temples, green rice fields, luscious vegetation, did we forget something? Oh yes, and most important attraction of all, a fascinating culture that is unique to Bali and the most welcoming people you can imagine. Once you arrive to Bali, you’ll never run out of things to do and see in this gorgeous island.
I’ve been to Ubud many years ago, and your gorgeous photographs brought back a lot of great memories! You’ve also mentioned several things to do and see that I completely missed out on (*feeling bummed now). Wish I had read this post before visiting!!
It’s great to hear our photographs took you back to the Island of the Gods! Hey, now you have a great excuse to go back! We wouldn’t mind going back to Bali, a really magical place!
You take such gorgeous photos! Brilliant guide, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Sarah! Our pleasure 🙂
Hey, I really like all the cultural highlights you have pointed out in your post, sounds like the place to be in Bali! 🙂
It’s a great place to stay in Bali because you can take so many day trips and have delicious food to eat as well. We had our best meals in Ubud!
Can’t focus on reading your post, get distracted by SUCH AWESOME PHOTOS. well done… your photos are amazing. And now I really want to visit Ubud ASAP.
Ha ha ha great to hear! We really try to make our readers feel like they are there! You should visit Ubud! ASAP 😉
I have always wanted to visit Indonesia and Ubud seems to be the perfect gateway to it. You have captured it beautifully and I cannot wait to see the non-touristy side of Bali 🙂
Thanks so much, Ameeta! Yes, we’ve been dreaming about Bali for so long… we were not disappointed. Some people say it’s too touristy nowadays but we managed to find some really nice secluded spots! We’ll post ASAP soon 🙂
I adore your photography, especially the shots of the ceremony. What a beautiful experience, and you capture it so well. It’s about time I finally visit Bali, I think! I must be the only Australian who hasn’t gone. I’m not a huge beach person, so I think I would stick to the rice fields and cultural attractions in Ubud.
Thanks so much Emily! Bai is beautiful and unique and we have a feeling you’d love the culture and small artisans. Though some places are quite touristy, there are more than enough spits to avoid the crowds! we visited mainly the beautiful nature and cultural highlights too!