Bali is close to the sea, and most tourist attractions are dominated by the sea.

Bali’s culinary specialties include roast suckling pig, roast duck, etc.

All good food.

There are no Chinese visas in Bali now, so you don’t have to worry about visa issues.

It's very convenient to get there.

Come and travel to Bali.

Here, I just want to watch the sun set low and shine on Jimbaran, the most beautiful sunset beach, or run along the clean road after the fishermen finish their work in the early morning, breathe in the salty and humid air, stop and

Flirting with a crab, or a big plate of Indonesian fried rice when you’re hungry.

Keep your vacation time relaxed.

For travelers who love the sea, Bali is definitely the right place to choose.

So when traveling to Bali, what are the must-visit attractions that are “closest to paradise”?

NO.1 Jimbaran Beach Jimbaran Beach is one of the ten most beautiful sunset beaches in the world.

This beach is famous for its beautiful sunsets and the special way the fishermen work.

Fortunately, commercial activities have not destroyed the original appearance of this small fishing village.

On the contrary, the villagers use their unique enthusiasm and simplicity to make the entire beach extremely friendly.

Running around the beach in the early morning and dusk is a joy.

Fishermen here still use old and simple wooden boats to go out to sea.

Holding hands with my son on the beach at dusk and growing old together with him are the beautiful promises of a day in Bali.

NO.2 Laruchiola Beach Laruchiola Beach is located in southern Bali.

It is a less crowded beach in Bali, but it has complete facilities so you can enjoy a quieter space.

There are many Italian restaurants.

If you want to go to some famous restaurants, you'd better make reservations in advance.

NO.3 Sanur Beach Snorkeling and diving enthusiasts must be familiar with this place.

As one of Bali's most famous beaches, it is the main diving spot in southern Bali, with clean waters and many coral reefs along the coast.

During the day, Sanur Beach is quiet and leisurely, with people lazily basking in the sun.

At night, the lights turn on, and songs or dance music in the bar gradually fill every inch of the air. People talk about anything, or just listen to a song quietly.

NO.4 Holy Monkey Forest The Holy Monkey Forest Park is a cardamom forest in which the local Balinese macaques live.

Balinese residents believe that monkeys belong to the monkey god Hanuman and should also be worshiped as gods.

So the monkeys here live a carefree life and are fed by specialized people.

There were vendors selling food nearby, so these clever little monkeys gradually learned to snatch tourists' glasses in exchange for food, or grab the corners of tourists wearing long skirts to ask for them.

I didn’t want to outsmart them, so I took off my glasses and put on my pants~ Once I saw the Sacred Monkey Forest in an expert travel guide, and I was fascinated by the little monkeys.

I think they are smart and cute and Bali is one of my must visit islands.

So when I decided to go this year, I had already found this attraction using the free travel tool Dream Travel APP, and had already made proper arrangements for the trip planning!

NO.5 Bali Water Park This very popular water park is located in the southern part of Kuta District and has a variety of water slides, swimming pools and playgrounds.

The most exciting thing is the five 600-meter-long water slides, allowing you to experience first-hand what "can't stop at all". Plants unique to the tropical rainforest are planted along the 250-meter lazy lazy river. You can relax while admiring the shore.

Pleasant scenery.

In short, the various water activities in the park are thrilling and will definitely keep you entertained.

NO.6 Tanah Lot is a lonely temple.

Tanah Lot is one of the most important seaside temples in Bali and was built in the 16th century.

This temple is located on a huge rock by the sea.

At high tide, the rocks are surrounded by seawater, and the entire temple is isolated from the land and stands alone in the seawater.

It is only connected to the land at low tide.

Tanah Lot Temple is best viewed at sunset.

Under the yellow sunset, the waves crashed violently on the coast, stirring up thousands of waves, and the scenery was spectacular.

NO.7 Uluwatu Temple Uluwatu Temple is the most solemn and magnificent temple in Bali.

It sits on a cliff on the edge of a plateau, 250 feet below the roaring Indian Ocean.

Built in the 11th century, it is entirely made of solid granite.

Tanah Lot is built on a cliff, facing the rough sea.

Legend has it that in ancient times, a sailor on a ship offended the Poseidon. The Poseidon raised huge waves and threw the ship to the shore, thus forming a cliff in the shape of the bow.

The pilgrimage of High Priest Nirata ends here.

He finally got rid of the shackles of the physical body and entered Nirvana in the hometown of Baruna, the guardian of the South Sea.

NO.8 Bali Safari and Water Park Like Singapore’s famous night zoo, Bali Safari and Water Park can also travel at night and have close contact with tigers, zebras and other animals in iron cages.

In the morning, you can observe the animals in the transparent glass garden car and enjoy a peaceful time.

When eating at the restaurant here, you can hear the roar of lions ~ NO.9 Tegalalang Rice Terraces Bali is not all beaches, but Tegalalang has terraces.

What's special about it is that coconut trees appear in pastoral scenes like delicate bonsai.

There are also many landscape restaurants and hotels here, where you can enjoy Indonesian-style food while admiring the intoxicating rice terraces.

In addition, there are many rice terraces in Ubud, adjacent to Tegalalang, and you can enjoy the view from almost every resort.