The Ulun Danu Temple sits at the edge of the majestic Baratan Lake in the Bedugul area. It is dedicated to the goddess of the lake and allows you to see stunning architecture in a secluded and serene setting. A trip here will allow you to admire the shrines to different gods that the temple is dedicated to and also other areas such as the ornately carved gates.

Banyumala Twin Waterfalls is absolutely one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bali. You can see lots of tropical plants are grown freely everywhere, right under the waterfall there is a naturally formed pool that has become a favourite spot for visitors to swim and bathe filled with clear water, so you can see the bottom of the pool. This pool is 20 meters wide so many people can fit in it, and we advise to be careful If you decide to swim, the deepest part of the pool is approximately 2 meters deep. At Banyumala, guaranteed you will get a lot of interesting photos captured.

Newly developed as a tourist attraction in early 2018, the falls here are among the best on Bali. It’s about a 20-minute walk from the car park, a 500m trail, which is paved only with concrete stones and logs, winds through a village and coffee plantation. You'll eventually arrive at a large sign, where the path diverges to four separate cascades. Touches like colorful shrubs, bamboo huts and bridges make them especially Insta-worthy.

Tanah Lot Temple is a Balinese Hindu temple on the stone seen amidst the ocean. Is a sea temple located at Braban village Tabanan, it has a fascinating view of temple and ocean, a standard vacationer and social image for photography and general exoticism. This haven is to an awesome degree dumbfounding in the specification of the dusk time. We can see this asylum from a few spots focuses on the dazzling perspective of the sea. We will discover the haven afloat on the seawater when the water is going tide in light of the fact that this temple will be incorporated by the seawater.