Bali is part of the Indonesia archipelago, and every aspect of the island is fascinating. Formed million of years ago by volcanic action, Bali landscape is dominated by mountains, coastal low lands and limestone outcrop that drop from great height into the sea. Spectacular landscape aside, Bali is perhaps better known for its rich culture, surf and sparkling beaches.
The mesmerizing sounds of gamelan, the countless scared and secular dances, beautiful textiles, the wayang style of painting are among some of the elements of Balinese culture that have long captured the hearts of visitor.
Sometimes, tourist will stumble upon a parade of people in stark gold, pink and purple costume, carrying baskets of fruits and flowers as offerings.
There are also ample opportunities to ride the most exciting surf in this part of the world, take leisurely walks in peaceful jungles, go diving, shop, trek volcanoes and enjoy lip-smacking food. Eating and drinking should definitely be an unforgettable experience in Bali. The seas around the island are teeming with abundant marine life, many of which end up in the kitchen of restaurants. Fertile soils and heavy rainfall coupled with abundant water from mountain springs have allowed rice, vegetables, and many other crops to be grown. This cornucopia of ingredients allows a great variety of food to be prepared.
The mesmerizing sounds of gamelan, the countless scared and secular dances, beautiful textiles, the wayang style of painting are among some of the elements of Balinese culture that have long captured the hearts of visitor.
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I would love to tour bali
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