Balinese sightseeing secrets - Things to see in Bali

Beji Temple located in the village of Sangsit, 8 km east of Singaraja. It belongs to the local irrigation board call "subak", rice farmer who formed a society with authority to allocate available water for irrigation purpose. It represents an example of the northern colourful architectural style with a variety of sculptures covering every available space.

Air Sanih, 17km. east of Singaraja holds the only natural water spring fed swimming pool just metres from the beach with outstanding views of Balinese sunsets over the Java Sea.

Ponjok Batu Temple 25 km east of Singaraja. Ponjok Batu literally means pile of stone, the Ponjok Batu temple is perched a rocky cliff adjacent to the beach.

Banjar Hot Springs "Air Panas" Be sure to take your wet suit & towel for the 37C Hot Springs bath, 12 km west of Lovina, is widely believed to cure all kinds of illness & ideal for relaxing. Changing rooms, a restaurant & souvenir shops frequent the site. Holy mineral baths divides into 3 large pools, an attraction for the surrounding local population. Very well built and surrounded by small gardens, outside there is a market with spices, sarongs, and so forth.

Buddhist Monastery Temple - Built in the early 1970's by Addhamma Kovida Vicitta Bhnaka Girirakkahitto Mahatera, the chief monk at the monastery, but was almost completely destroyed during the 1976 earthquake. The monastery, a blend of Balinese and mainland Southeast Asian architecture, offers a stunning panorama down to the sea.

Munduk village located 45 km south of Singaraja. Munduk is a mountainous village famous for its scenic view decorated with coffee and clove plantations. Munduk is an eco-tourism hill resort with no less than six waterfalls as well as treks to pristine Tamblingan Lake and nearby mountain, rainforest and plantation areas. It really make you in the true nature that ever been.

Umujero has the most beautiful rice terraces in the island. The Organic-farming institute is the Benchmark of Bali's eco friendly cultures are located in this region. The some of the most beautiful rice terraces in Bali.

Pemuteran An ideal place to plan excursions to east Bali National Park (Taman Nasional Bali Barat), comprising of the nature reserve of Menjangan Island and the uplands in the west. This area has plenty of coral such as Elkhorn and Staghorn, a host of tropical reef fi sh and a profusion of Moorish Idol. A turtle sanctuary at Pemuteran regularly release turtles into the sea.

Menjangan Island is an uninhabited island less than 10 kilometres offshore with coral reefs extending deep onto the ocean fl oor, the most beautiful coral reefs in Bali, where one can discover the colorful underwater World. Menjangan also has a Wreck, known as the "Anker" because of its heavily encrusted anchor at the top of the reef.

Menjangan Island is the best place in Bali place for diving where you may see Stingrays, white tip sharks, moray eels, sea turtles as well as fantastically colored tropical fi sh and corals.

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	Beji Temple located in the village of Sangsit, 8 km east of Singaraja. It belongs to the local irrigation board call "subak", rice farmer who formed a society with authority to allocate available water for irrigation purpose. It represents an example of the northern colourful architectural style with a variety of sculptures covering every available space. Air Sanih, 17km. east of Singaraja holds the only natural water spring fed swimming pool just metres from the beach with outstanding views of Balinese sunsets over the Java Sea. Ponjok Batu Temple 25 km east of Singaraja. Ponjok Batu literally means pile of stone, the Ponjok Batu temple is perched a rocky cliff adjacent to the beach. Banjar Hot Springs "Air Panas" Be sure to take your wet suit & towel for the 37C Hot Springs bath, 12 km west of Lovina, is widely believed to cure all kinds of illness & ideal for relaxing. Changing rooms, a restaurant & souvenir shops frequent the site. Holy mineral baths divides into 3 large pools, an attraction for the surrounding local population. Very well built and surrounded by small gardens, outside there is a market with spices, sarongs, and so forth. Buddhist Monastery Temple - Built in the early 1970's by Addhamma Kovida Vicitta Bhnaka Girirakkahitto Mahatera, the chief monk at the monastery, but was almost completely destroyed during the 1976 earthquake. The monastery, a blend of Balinese and mainland Southeast Asian architecture, offers a stunning panorama down to the sea. Munduk village located 45 km south of Singaraja. Munduk is a mountainous village famous for its scenic view decorated with coffee and clove plantations. Munduk is an eco-tourism hill resort with no less than six waterfalls as well as treks to pristine Tamblingan Lake and nearby mountain, rainforest and plantation areas. It really make you in the true nature that ever been. Umujero has the most beautiful rice terraces in the island. The Organic-farming institute is the Benchmark of Bali's eco friendly cultures are located in this region. The some of the most beautiful rice terraces in Bali. Pemuteran An ideal place to plan excursions to east Bali National Park (Taman Nasional Bali Barat), comprising of the nature reserve of Menjangan Island and the uplands in the west. This area has plenty of coral such as Elkhorn and Staghorn, a host of tropical reef fi sh and a profusion of Moorish Idol. A turtle sanctuary at Pemuteran regularly release turtles into the sea. Menjangan Island is an uninhabited island less than 10 kilometres offshore with coral reefs extending deep onto the ocean fl oor, the most beautiful coral reefs in Bali, where one can discover the colorful underwater World. Menjangan also has a Wreck, known as the "Anker" because of its heavily encrusted anchor at the top of the reef. Menjangan Island is the best place in Bali place for diving where you may see Stingrays, white tip sharks, moray eels, sea turtles as well as fantastically colored tropical fi sh and corals.
	HOTEL ADDRESS: Damai Lovina Villas - Jalan Damai, Kayuputih, Lovina, Singaraja, Bali, Indonesia. - P.O. Box 272 Telephone (+62) 362 - 41008 - Fax (+62) (0) 362 - 41009

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