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Situated amongst Sambangan Secret Garden, the Kroya waterfall is a haven for thrill-seekers and is one of the most popular falls to jump into from an elevation. Sandwiched in between the famous Aling Aling falls and the Blue Lagoon, Kroya Waterfall is also home to a natural water park, with rock slides leading from one cascading waterfall to the next, perfect for those adrenaline-junkie amongst us.There are various trek options that will take you through either some or all the nine waterfalls in the vicinity.

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Located around a half-hour’s drive away from central Ubud, the Hidden Canyon Mini Zoo promises to bring you closer to the animals it houses. Creepy crawlies like tarantulas and a myriad of snakes and bats, all of which have been rescued, have been given a forever home that are taken care of properly. An IDR 100,000 entrance fee should be noted which goes towards the upkeep of the zoo.

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One of Denpasar’s most enduring and iconic attractions, the Kumbasari Art Market is a one-stop shop for all things handicraft and art-related. Spanning 4 floors, the Kumbasari Art Market changes as the day progresses. Scenes with early morning market with fruit vendors abound morph into a bustling hub where tourists walk away with everything from easy to find sarongs or keychains to massive sculptures by midday. The Kumbasari Art Market also turns into a makeshift food court once the sun sets, with rows of food vendors selling scrumptious cheap eats, perfect after a long day of haggling and browsing through paintings.

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Stretching out from the Kuta Sidewalk, the Kuta Art Market is hugely popular amongst tourists and is a favourite destination to head to when looking to buy souvenirs to remember you trip to Bali by. Rows upon rows of shops selling items of art that are known the world over as Balinese ensure that you can find whatever that you’re looking for under any budget. World-renowned surf brands like Billabong, Ripcurl, and Quiksilver have also set up shop alongside local designers, alluding to the market’s popularity.

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Also called Pasar Candi Kuning, is one of central Bali and Bedugul’s main markets. Typical market fare such as fruit and vegetables make up most of what the market offers, and it is renowned for the wide variety of fruits in particular. Classic Balinese souvenirs like wooden keychains and handicraft can also be found here. Sandwiched in between the Beratan Lake and Eka Karya Botanic Gardens, the Bedugul Traditional Market makes for a great stopover in between both these really popular tourist attractions.

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Located on Jalan Puputan in the Klungkung Regency , Pasar Endek Klungkung is known for being the place to go to buy traditional Balinese ethnic wear. The market is frequented by mostly locals looking to buy authentic and affordable ikat or batik fabric for their ceremonial attire, and therefore will offer plenty for tourists looking to take some fabric back with them.

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Omnia Day Club is one of the highly acclaimed beach clubs in Bali. Located in the Uluwatu region in Bali, this club is home for some of the best bars in Bali. Be it the infinity pool or the view of the Indian ocean that stretches far and beyond the horizon shall treat your senses beyond your imagination. The club is perched on the cliff, giving you a cliff-top view of an out-of-the world scenery. The azure waters, the deep and dark green mountains and the white sand of the beaches blend together to create an everlasting memory on your mind. Visit Omnia Day Club for an amazing gastronomic experience where you get to taste award-winning cuisine and some cherry-picked recipes made out of local drinks. Some of the best DJs play live music too which can further elevate your experience while you relax here!

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Located just outside of the centre of Ubud lies the Gianyar Night Market. A street market that has stall upon stall serving scrumptious Balinese delicacies and street food, the Gianyar Night market is famous amongst those in the know for the sheer variety of delicious food to be devoured there. The 'babi guling' or whole roasted pig is especially renowned and is a major attraction to this particular night market.

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The Kuta Night Market is the ideal way to escape the excess commercialism of the surrounding Kuta area with its constant partying and reckless abandon. The Kuta Night Market is slower, more laidback, and the market adopts a more leisurely pace of life as compared to the rest of the neighbourhood. Great Indonesian food at incredibly affordable prices make the night market a favourite amongst clubbers looking for a cheap bite to eat before dancing for long hours in crowded nightclubs.

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The West Bali National Park is a conservation centre with forests, mangroves and the rare Savanna animals like the Bali starlings, bantengs, barking deers, along with coral reefs and is also the home to many ancient Hindu temples.

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In the Serangan island, Denpasar, Bali is the home of the sharks where tonnes of tourists come every year to have an interaction with these predators. It gives you an opportunity to have a closer look at these killers with sharp teeth under the guidance of expert instructors. Sharks forever has been a deadly nightmare when we think of the deep and the blue seas but in contrast you get to play with the baby sharks and you also get to know more about them other than the fact that they are deadly. The various types of sharks that one can find are the Black tip, White tip and Grey reef sharks, epaulette sharks, Tasseled and ornate wobbegongs, and many more along with the baby sharks.

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Located at Denpasar, Bali, the Bali Wake Park is one of the top attractions at Bali. It is a park where millions of tourists come with their family and friends to have a fun time. This park is open from 10am to 7pm and has various fun activities like the Aqua land, Knee Boarding, Water Skiing, Cable park, experience all at one place, after which you can stay at the Bali Wake Park if you wish to, at the Bunkhouse at 300k or 500k. Free taxi rides from Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Canggu, Sanur and Denpasar if you book through the official website.

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Also known as Yellow Waterfall, Dusun Kuning in central Bali originates from the crystalline river flowing through winding slot canyons on its left. Standing 25 metres tall, this iconic waterfall is accessible via dirt trails and concrete steps starting from the temple at the site’s entrance. Dusun Kuning cascades into a series of slate-rock pools for swimming.

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Located on the sun-soaked eastern corner of its namesake beach in Tanah Lot, Melasti is a unique beach waterfall in Bali tumbling down a limestone cliff. Steeped in the tropics, Melasti waterfall is best visited during sunset and low tide when tiny dipping pools form among the moss-laden rocky crags. Visitors often swim on this side of the beach and fall.

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Arising from two adjoining water streams, Juwuk Manis Waterfall in Pekutatan is a lovely attraction. A scenic 875-step trek through coffee, clove and Duran plantations leads you to the falls, which cascades from a height of five metres. Upon reaching, you can take a dip into the reservoir below or layout a picnic among the tropical bushes.

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Nestled in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Penebel Village, Yeh Ho Waterfall descends from a height of 30 metres amidst expansive terraced rice plantations. Away from boisterous touristy crowds, Yeh Ho Waterfall is also called Giri Kesuma and is an abode for trekkers of all aptitudes, family picnics, or simply for swimming in the small canopied gorge underneath.

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Forming Bali’s famous landmark of the twin Munduk and Melanting Waterfalls, Melanting is the more-visited, 20-metre-tall counterpart tumbling down steep rocks into a pool with a viewing deck. Amidst rolling rice plantations, Melanting Waterfall is best visited between June and August for hiking the forested trails and swimming. There is also a paved path with souvenirs and food warung stalls.

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A stone’s throw away from its touristy neighbour at Sekumpul, Lemukih Waterfall is a trekkers’ abode where three 30-metre-tall voluptuous streams cascade down a steep slate rock. Best visited in monsoon, this waterfall has a deep, turquoise basin beneath where you can take a rejuvenating dip. Lemukih Waterfall is also the starting point for the trek to Fiji Waterfall.

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Acclaimed as Bali’s most famous family-friendly waterpark, Splash Water Park features over six attractions, including a gentle 102-metre-long lazy river, water cannons, climbing forts and giant pails. Open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, the park’s unique design allows parents to relish food and cocktails in roomy cabanas and daybeds while kids have a gala time at the slides and pools.

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Offering exciting recreational time with different water slides, lap pools, oversized water bowls, lush gardens, as well as an undulating creek for white water rafting, Nirmala Water Park in Uluwatu draws scores of locals and tourists alike. Perfect for family gatherings, picnics, or simply racing with your friends at Olympic-sized pools, Nirmala Waterpark is operational daily between 8 AM and 5:30 PM.

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Sprawled over an acre of tropic-riven white sands, Surf & Turf Nusa Dua is where a beach club with lip-smacking Asian food meets Bali’s first waterpark with a surf rider. Featuring giant water slides, a plethora of swimming pools, a canoe, a surfing pool, and a lazy creek, this waterpark in The Bay region is open every day from 10 AM to 10 PM.

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Minutes away from Seminyak, Dreamland Waterpark Bali is open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM. Named after native Indonesian birds like Merak, Rajawali, Jalak and Rangkong, the park's best slides rise 8-10 meters high. Several wave pools, a lazy river, lap pools, paintball, and a serene section with cabanas for relaxing and more fun-filled activities for families.

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Kedonganan Fish Market is a traditional wet market where fresh catches are sourced from southern Bali. Open daily from 8 AM to 9 PM, this fish market is the go-to destination for locals and tourists in Kabupaten Badung for seafood, from the common saltwater catch and red snappers to rare mahi-mahis. You can ask "warungs" around to grill your fish and prawn.

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Featuring an eclectic array of both local and internationally-sourced goods, jewellery, souvenirs and clothing and apparel, The Flea Market Seminyak is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM. One can find quality products and trendy styles, including lots of maxi dresses, jumpsuits, kaftans, long pants, and kids' wear, to smaller sections selling sandals, sunglasses, accessories and homeware.

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Rising 1,826 metres over ancient rainforests, Gunung Adeng is Bali’s second-highest mountain and a majestic hiking destination with a 14km out-and-back trail. On the way to the summit, you would come across centuries-old temples and shrines, meditation areas, panoramic waterfalls for a summertime dip, wild orchid gardens, a few vendors, and trees and flowers that grow only in tropical landscapes.

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Gunung Batukaru is the dormant Bedugul volcanic region’s highest peak at 2,276 metres. Flanked by dense tropics, hiking trails with panoramic views of rice terraces, and freshwater streams, Batukaru has a large crater, Bali’s largest, open at the southern end, allowing the Mawa River to escape. On the summit, Pura Luhur Batukaru is a Hindu temple dedicated to the mountain.

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Popular for hiking, birdwatching and walking, the 2,096-metre-tall Gunung Catur is an adventure enthusiast’s paradise. A 14.5-km out-and-back trail towards Gunung Catur’s peak takes you past the scintillating Lake Beratan, then towards Pucak Mangu, an ornate Hindu temple hidden in the dense forest. The lush mountain overlooks a spectacular view of rice terraces, smaller surrounding hills and mystique clouds.

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Located in Gunung Lesung National Park, Gunung Lesong is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a 9.6-km out-and-back trail in the paradisiacal tropics. After hiking for two hours past scenic cliffs, cascading waterfalls, campsites and shrines, you would reach the peak, which stands at 1,865 metres. Gunung Lesong is also famous for sunrise trekking and swimming at the Wong Jampang Waterfall.

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Gunung Lempuyang Mountain in Bali is 1,058-metres-tall. It is a beautiful two-hour walk along proper steps cutting through wooded jungles to the summit, home to Pura Lempuyang Luhur Temple, one of Bali's six holiest worship places. During sunrise, the morning mist lifts, revealing majestic views of Gunung Agung nearby. For non-climbers, a temple at the bottom offers excellent valley views.

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Popular among birdwatchers, Gunung Prapat Agung sits within Bali Barat National Park. At an elevation of 1,203 feet, Prapat Agung is relatively small but a special tourist attraction. It is made of limestone amidst rainforests and offers visitors a glimpse of limestone formation. A 24km trail cuts through the mountain’s base, ideal for hiking amongst the park’s flora and fauna.

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Puncak Penulisan or Mount Penulisan stands 1,745 metres tall, overlooking spectacular views of the crystalline crater lake, Lake Batur and Mount Batur in the distance. A 300-step-climb to the top takes you to a megalithic Hindu temple, Bali’s oldest and highest temple. Set in a vast volcanic caldera, Mount Penulisan features verdant coffee plantations, rainforests and savannahs for trekking.

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Ever wondered what it’s like to walk on the ocean floor amidst marine life? Sea-walking is the answer! Come face-to-face with sea life without actually having to dive with the help of a special helmet. Some of the best locations for sea-walking are in Sanur and Tanjung Benoa. An instructor will guide you as you call fishes to yourself and experience Bali’s amazing coral reefs.

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Fly high over Ubud (especially Tanah Gajah) and get a bird’s eye panoramic view of rice fields, lush tropical forests, and the holy Mount Agung! Each flight climbs to an exhilarating 50 meters and fits a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children, perfect for couples and families alike! To add a cherry on top, you’ll get breakfast, tea, and treats if you go on a morning flight. On afternoon and evening flights, you’ll get to enjoy delectable Balinese dishes like spiced tuna satay and Valrhona chocolate cake.

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Get an adrenaline rush on this 16 km stretch of white water rapids, which is perfect for seasoned rafting enthusiasts, beginners, and families alike. The professional guides enhance the experience with their skill and humour. While navigating the track, you can enjoy the scenery of valleys, paddies and waterfalls. Some of the popular rafting operators include Alam Rafting, BMW Rafting, and Sobek Rafting, to name a few.

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A professional instructor will guide you through this adrenaline-pumped eco-adventure. For easier terrains, you can ride through rice fields, bamboo forests and a riverside flanked by Balinese villages. If you’re looking for an adventure, you can choose the terrains with caves, slopes, waterfalls, and forests. Some companies that provide this experience are Kuber Adventure and Ozzy Beach ATV.

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Mount Batur is a cornerstone experience with its magnificent sunsets and active volcano thrill. The highest peak in Bali, the sacred Mt.Agung, tempts adrenaline junkies with its rugged trails. Most trekkers start their trek after visiting the holy temple of Pura Besakih. For easier hikes, Tegalang and Tirtagangga rice fields offer scenes of rice fields and locals. For a waterfall hike, head to Sekumpul and Sambangan. For a glimpse into Balinese flora-fauna, hike in West Bali National Park, whereas Munduk offers an adventure with its hidden temples, coffee and strawberry plantations, and river gorges!

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Mix the best of both worlds and pedal by rice terraces and local villages while your local guide gives you an insight into the sites of Bali. You can participate in the harvest in harvesting season and view kite races during kite flying season. You can even engage with the locals and learn about their culture and daily lives. You can also stop by at Tirta Empul Water Temple, famous for its holy water spring. Along the way, you can visit coffee plantations and enjoy a meal at a local restaurant!

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Personalize your trip around Bali with a rental bike. You can opt to rent for a day or during the entirety of your stay with a Scoopy or Honda Vario. If you plan on surfing, you can choose a bike with a custom surfboard rack. Local rental shops are dotted across Bali, the most popular located in Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak, and Ubud. Some of the popular rental companies include Bali Bike Rental, Aska Custom, and Leo Custom Bike.