Where to go on the island of the gods.
Bali is small on the map and enormous on the ground. From cliff temples in the south to crater lakes in the north, every village has a story. This is our field guide — the places we drive to most often, what makes each one worth the journey, and what to know before you go.
Travel times are measured from Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in south Bali.

Uluwatu
Cliff-top sea temple, sunset kecak fire dance, the very edge of Bali.

Ubud
The cultural and spiritual heart of Bali — palaces, monkey forest, art, rice paddies.

Tanah Lot
Bali’s most photographed sea temple, perched on a tide-cut rock.

Tegalalang
Stepped emerald rice terraces and a thousand-year-old irrigation system.

Kintamani
An active volcano, a vast caldera lake, and a cool-mountain village.

Bedugul
A cool highland lake, an iconic water temple, and Bali’s only botanical garden.

Lempuyang
The Gates of Heaven, the easternmost of Bali’s six sad kahyangan, and a pilgrimage up a sacred mountain.
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