Bali Indonesia

Bali is an island located just 2 kilometers away from the city of Java, Indonesia . Bali is called “The Last Paradise on Earth”. Bali is quite different from other provinces of Indonesia. The culture of Bali especially attracts the tourists who come here. The sacred mountain of Bali is considered by the Balinese as one of the 8 “chakra” points of the earth. The natives of Bali believe in God. The friendly behavior of the people of Bali and the charm of the natural environment make tourists come back again and again to spend their holidays in Bali.

Bali's weather is wonderful throughout the year. April to September is the ideal time to visit this island. However, traveling to Bali between April and May or October to February can largely avoid the rain and tourist crowds.

Although Bali has many different types of tourists, Bali Island is a very popular destination for honeymooners. The island has all the arrangements for a newly married couple or a romantic couple's vacation. Although the island of Bali attracts tourists from all over the world, Bali is most popular with Australians.

Uluatu Uluatu is one of the tourist centers of Bali. The serene environment, natural beauty and various events held in Uluwatu enthrall the tourists. And if you want to surf in Bali, you will not find such a beautiful place anywhere else. Bukit Peninsula has an old temple built in the 11th century. The architectural style of this ancient temple is also very eye-catching. An unearthly sunset view can be seen from the top of the temple.

Kuta Beach The most popular beach in Bali is Kuta Beach. Kuta Beach in its scenic charm conveys why Bali excels. Local residents here are quite friendly with tourists. The cute white and flat beaches are like gold for surfing and water skiing lovers. In addition, the market near the beach offers various types of handicrafts, colorful clothes, etc. And it only takes 15 minutes to get to the nearest international airport from Kuta Beach.

Kintamani Mount Batur East of Bali Island is the dormant volcano 'Kintamani Mount Batur'. There have been 24 eruptions since 1800 to the present, with the last eruption occurring in 1970. Cool lava spreading over the mountain attracts the attention of tourists. At the foot of Mount Batur is Bali's largest natural Lake Batur. Small restaurants have been built on the hills to enjoy the natural beauty of the mountains and the lake.

Sukawati Market Sukawati Market is famous for shopping among tourists visiting Bali. The large art galleries, wood and stone sculptures in this market are particularly attractive to tourists. And because of this it has become known as art market all over the world. Sukawati Market offers a variety of handicrafts, boutique clothes, traditional Balinese crafts and paintings at affordable prices.

Ubud The Heart of Bali Ubud is acclaimed for its serene nature, flower gardens, parks, cultural diversity, magnificent temples and museums. Surfing, yoga or meditation on the rough sea waves are also available in Ubud. In addition, Ubud regularly organizes various art and drama exhibitions.

Seminyak Beach If you want to enjoy the night beauty of Bali city, you must come to Seminyak Beach. Beautiful golden beaches, wind surfing, green forests, beautiful temples, delicious sea food are not here!

Tanah Lot is a holiest place for pilgrims at the lap of the sea surrounded by mountains. Here there are three beautiful temples on the top of three hills which are about one and a half thousand years old. The architectural style of the temples, the calm atmosphere soothes the mind. During high tide, the temples are separated from the land and float like lotus flowers.

Art Village Famous for its handicrafts, Art Village is one of the oldest villages in Bali. This village seems to be connected with the development of Bali's tourism industry. Various arrangements are made here to impress the tourists who come here. In some parts of the village, silver ornaments are made, and in some places, wooden crafts are made, paintings or souvenirs are made.

Tirta Empul 'Tirta Empul' is an ancient temple in Bali. Located around 39 km from Kintamani, the temple is surrounded by green hills on one side and a few water bodies on the other. And water comes to all these small reservoirs through a spring from the mountain. The water of the Tirta Empul temple is very sacred to the locals. Many of the visitors who come here reverently touch the water of the spring on their heads.

Nusa Dua Beach is an ideal place to celebrate honeymoon in Nusa Dua Bali. As if a calm and pristine nature is waiting on this beach. The moments spent watching the green waters of the sea with your loved ones under the blue sky will undoubtedly be a lifetime memory.

Lovina Lovina is one of the most interesting places in the world to see dolphins. A special boat has been arranged at Lovina Beach for tourists to see dolphins, but to see the dolphins jumping and swimming, they have to leave early in the morning on the way to Lovina.

Bali Aviary 'Bird Park' located in Bali is the largest aviary in Indonesia. Spread over an area of ​​2 hectares, the aviary houses numerous birds of different colors and varieties from different countries. Tourists visiting family or honeymooners visit this bird park at least once.

Sanur Beach If you want to witness the beautiful sunrise on Bali Island, you must come to Sanur Beach. Many tourists from home and abroad flock to this beach which is famous for watching the sunrise from early morning. Hence this place has been established as one of the main tourist spots in Bali. In addition, the calm, shallow Sanur beach offers good surfing. The natural environment of Sanur in the early morning brings heavenly tranquility to a traveler.

Also, if you have time and money, other spots you can visit include Upside Down World Bali, Bajra Sandhi Museum, Jimbaran Beach, Tampak Siring, Tabana, Bedung, Xianyan, Kulangkun, Banli, Karangachem, Buleleng and Denpasar. Spend your honeymoon in Bali without delay.

There are no direct flights from Dhaka to Bali. Have to transit through Malaysia or Singapore. It takes 6 hours to reach Bali including transit at Kuala Lumpur. The time difference between Indonesia and Bangladesh is 2 hours.

Visa Bangladeshis do not need any visa to travel to Bali. Exemption visa is granted for 30 days. There is no need for visa fee or photo etc. if the printed copy of itinerary of hotel booking and return air ticket is shown at immigration. However, it is not possible to extend the visa for more than 30 days while traveling.

Air Tickets Air ticket prices usually depend on how far in advance the date of travel is purchased. If you buy a Bali ticket two months in advance, it costs 25 to 35 thousand taka. Again, it takes 40,000 to 55,000 taka to cut the ticket a day or two before. Airlines like Malindo Air, Air Asia, Scoot etc. operate flights on Bali route from Bangladesh.

Go to your destination by metered Blue Bird taxis outside the airport instead of using the airport taxi service. A metered taxi anywhere in Bali costs 30 to 40 thousand rupees or 180 to 250 rupees in Bangladeshi taka. And if you take a taxi service from the airport, you will have to pay 75 thousand to 1.5 lakh rupees to go the same distance.

In Indonesia, you can spend millions in the blink of an eye. If you change 100 dollars to Indonesian rupiah, you will get 13 lakh 60 thousand Indonesian rupiah. 1 Lakh Indonesian Rupiah is equal to 615 Bangladeshi Taka. If you want to convert money into rupees, do it from an authorized money changer. Also know the updated exchange rate of money.

Buying a mobile SIM card in Bali can cost Rs 1 lakh or Tk 600.

Hotel fares in Bali are not that exorbitant. If you spend 1500 to 4000 Bangladeshi taka, you can stay in a good hotel with complimentary breakfast. Book your hotel online at booking.com/agoda.com before you go to Bali. But if you are near Kuta Beach or Legian Beach, you will get the feeling of the sea from the hotel itself.

Bali has outlets of world famous food chain shops like McDonald's, KFC, Burger King etc. And if you want to eat local Indonesian food like – Nasi Gorang, Nasi Ayam, Mee Ayam etc., it will cost 30 thousand rupiah to 60 thousand rupiah. And if you want to eat Bahari seafood at a low cost, there is no sand.

You will find something to buy everywhere in Bali. You can buy traditional Indonesian batik designed sarongs, dresses, shirts, scarves, etc. from Krisna Market and Agung Bali Market. You can also buy coffee, chocolates, wooden items, handicrafts, silver jewellery, beads and metallic jewellery, cosmetics, shoes, dresses, sandals and bags.